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lmao Spiderman FFH made 1.1B thanks to MCU post end game. It was extremely tacky, on par with CM. Fun but super childish. Did fairly well in China but 70m less than Venom

Would be a huge mistake

Let's not pretend we all know or understand what China likes. They went nuts over Venom....

Roku was a great stock but $340 a share when it doesn't make money is crazy. At least Tesla has a unique brand. Tesla proves roku could go on ahead another 500% easily while never making money It's not hard to create a streaming OS. I'm not saying roku will fail, wish I had invested in it but I mean I loved it 10 years ago. Now meh. Apple, Amazon, Google, hell facebook might even wade in. So many ultra badass competitors Compare it to DocuSign and their competitors. Dinosaur Adobe and Hellosign (lmao)

I can't believe Roku is $400 a share when they have no moat and frankly while I like their streaming product I have fire TV that works great. As for AT&T I feel like their stock is massively undervalued but deservingly so due to horrific management. Surely at some point HBO Max will not suck

The joker had nothing going for it either from a connection standpoint and despite the acting being phenomenal it was incredibly dark gritty and depressing yet it dominated. Aquaman had horrible ties just coming after a dumpster fire Justice league and did excellent. Those connections don't mean near as much as you assume they do

No argument there let's say end game added 200 million. I like that movie but it was mediocre and it still would have done $850 to $900 million.

I think this particular movie speaks to female empowerment a lot more than Captain marvel which did incredibly well. Additionally I think the production quality was expected to be very high-end with high praise and intense demand. I certainly don't think it's impossible that it would have been below 1 billion but I think it could have been higher too.

I think the key point is current market conditions make it impossible for AT&T to buy Disney. However Disney would never buy AT&T, that's like buying a flaming dumpster fire.

I was being generous. You're right yikes

The majority of people live in major cities. More and more we see major hubs connecting a ton of smaller cities as a major metro area.

Hence the reasoning was so stupid. Say through March or May or something. All of 2021? Lmao might as well announce streaming only for the next decade

Billion dollar film is gonna earn like 150 million. Good job WB

I tried HBOmax. Netflix is better in my opinion and I think the majority feel that way.

Yep it reeks of desperation and frankly doing the entire year was always going to piss off directors and movie stars. People defending HBOMAX because of covet with a vaccine that is literally being released this month for an entire 360 days more is a bit crazy. Had they said through May sure.

No one else is doing this. WB is not doing this because of costs. They are desperate to save their dumpster fire rollout of HBOMAX. I'm glad they went full throttle in pissing so many people off. Streaming for new films as the only option sucks.

No doubt. Seems like ATT/WB is actively trying to destroy hbo. Impressive

All the more reason it will be incredibly easy for those to buy the expensive parts for pennies on the dollar. Leases will be incredibly cheap after covid and bankruptcy. If by some miracle the building is owned even better. Yes we will see consolidation but ask yourself this do you think people that bought a house in 2010 or 2011 are upset now? I don't think so. This even gives the opportunity for more independent theaters. it's so much easier to take a chance when you can buy all the equipment you need for next to nothing versus retail price and get a sick lease deal

Who knows maybe Avatar will be the first one. That would be a long drought

My guess PVOD income is horrific

All combined wouldn't net that much. Not a surprise

Shoot for $10 hell no for me haha. It's useful for me my kiddo and future shows coming at legit. Makes it easy to pay peanuts for this year 2021 and 2022

They lose out on what 200 million PVOD? So weird.

Personally for me Disney for under $4 is way better than $15

I cut the cord a long time ago and only have Netflix and Disney and Amazon. Amazon I don't have for streaming but we do use it. Netflix I prepaid for 3 years and now I'm screwed because the discount isn't near as good. Although I'm shooting for about 20 to 25% off for Black Friday to buy a year's worth. Disney I have for 3 years at the ridiculous price of a few bucks a month. HBO seems to be incredibly hard to get at a discount. Apparently I could look for iTunes or Google play store gift cards and subscribe through the play store for HBO Max.