It's been over a month since businesses started closing and people began sheltering in place throughout the United States--and around the world. The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has changed daily life in both complex and mundane ways. An untold number of jobs are being lost and the economy is in historically bad shape. Beyond that, movie theaters sit empty, theme parks around the world are closed, and conventions, festivals, and gatherings everywhere are being canceled.

As of this moment, there is no set date for when the world will resume. When it does, though, are you going to feel comfortable leaving your house and heading to the movies or Disneyland again to celebrate? Because I'm not.

Eventually, I--like most others--will head back to the movies, attend wrestling shows and concerts, and do all of the things I used to before. I'll do it partly because it's my job as an entertainment journalist and critic to partake in these things. More than that, though, I'll do it because this is what I love. I feel at home at the movies, and I'm never more elated than when I walk down Main Street at Disneyland.