The screenwriters' strike, which began on May 2, has lasted for 14 weeks, longer than Hollywood's 1981 general strike (96 days). On the 8th, in front of the headquarters of major Hollywood film and television companies such as Disney, hundreds of demonstrators including actors and screenwriters held up banners and continued to call for higher wages. The strike not only brought the American film and television industry to a standstill, but also had an impact on the economy of the Los Angeles area where Hollywood is located, affecting many industries.The Hollywood industry is not optimistic about the prospect of this strike. It is predicted that it will last until the autumn, which will have an impact on the marketing activities of radio, television and movies in the next season. Some economists predict that the economic losses related to the film and television industry will exceed 3 billion US dollars. At present, there are still great differences between the labor union and the film crew, and the two sides have fierce and tough words on social media. Just last week, the Hollywood Screenwriters Union sent representatives to the headquarters of the Producers Union to try to resume negotiations, but the progress was not good. The union accused Disney, Warner, Netflix and other entertainment giants of "refusing to take the reasonable suggestions of the screenwriters seriously. We are fully responsible for the 3-month shutdown of the film and television industry and the pain it has caused practitioners." The union also criticized that it is the streaming media represented by Netflix and Amazon that compresses the content of film and television production, reduces the workload of screenwriters, and makes practitioners live in embarrassment. As a result, the union has demanded that studios guarantee minimum jobs, increase salaries for streaming shows, and limit the abuse of artificial intelligence (AI).

After three years of tortuous development, the film industry has undergone a "big reshuffle", and at the same time it is also facing the problem of how to re-cultivate movie-watching audiences. Nowadays, online entertainment methods are relatively developed. For theater operators, only innovative business strategies can attract audiences to the cinema again.

Popcorn is one of the most popular snacks in movie theaters, and the Mini popcorn display can ensure the freshness and taste of popcorn. Viewers are more likely to buy hot popcorn than cold or softened popcorn. In this way, the warming cabinet can promote the sale of popcorn and generate additional income for the movie theater.

Movie theater popcorn Mini popcorn display can also promote cross-selling of other products. When a viewer buys popcorn, they may notice other options for snacks, drinks, or meals. This can increase the likelihood that viewers will purchase additional products, further increasing sales revenue.

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