Major movie releases going from theaters to streaming apps is actually amazing and a huge step forward in terms of accessibility.

All these film snobs who argue otherwise are assholes
Accessibility options gives with streaming sites as opposed to traditional theatres:

Subtitles: Deaf folk can enjoy movies the same day the rest of us can

Convenience: Folks with poor mobility can watch the movie from their home, as opposed to having to goto the theatre
Screen size: Folks with poor vision can watch the film on their phone / tablet and bring it closer to their face, giving them a much better experience as opposed to a static big screen at a fixed distance away
Theatres are a great, iconic experience, but extremely outdated and has glaring accessibility flaws
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