cdsacken
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Wow 1 billion film to a loss jesus.
What a weird strategy for, I guess HBOmax really is struggling big time
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Studios don't want to take the bullet. Theaters can go bankrupt. Close and consolidate. Serious concerns about phase 2 for this virus this winter. I don't see it happening.
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Avatar 2 will be the highest grossing movie in the world that year. Not gonna happen.
Disney would take a massive loss
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Well suffice to say I think movie theaters are going to hurt for a long time, I'm talking 5 years and then some.
No chance in hell of this hitting 3 billion but dear god be a huge successful. The world needs it. For the love of God stop delaying it
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Witcher was fucking badass. Can't wait for 2nd season. Reminded me of how I felt about GOT before it was ruined.
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God no. Bring back snyder and end all superman films for life. He already ruined it once.
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3 minutes ago, dudalb said:
Why, then was Snyder basically pushed out of the DC franchise and regulated to a courtesy Producer spot after JL?
You don't seem to get that it all about expectations. and BVS did not do what Warner expected.
BVS did 600 million under expectations at least. Epic fail after first weekend
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2 hours ago, charlie Jatinder said:
Please don't let Hack Snyder make this. Superman deserve better.
Agreed. So many better directors out there.
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Man of Steel was a B- movie that should have been an A.
Shitty action scens, dads death and supes killing were batshits crazy awful choices.
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On 8/3/2020 at 12:29 AM, CloneWars said:
Too bad, we can't get digital rental numbers but seeing Greatest Showman constantly at number one makes me think it was a LOT more successful than we fully realize.
Never enough for me that's for sure 😁
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lols. August is a horrible month to do that. But nice! I hope it comes here soon
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13 minutes ago, Barnack said:
I think the target (and logical audience) will watch it on a nice large HD tv.
I was teasing about the laptop. Lord knows I hope people are not spending $25 to watch on a computer. What a waste
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AMC would likely just declare bankruptcy and restructure.
Lol at the US economy of you let all movie theaters tank.
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Piracy will jump roughly 1000% on America as well. Really stupid of Universal but not shocking.
Personally I will never pay $30 to watch a movie at home with snacks and crap on my TV. Seems insane.
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When theaters are open and you can spend $27 to watch it on a laptop some will do that. Many will say fuck that I'd rather watch it on a big screen with popcorn and all
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1 hour ago, wildphantom said:
Whilst it does clearly state that they will keep movies in theaters if they’re doing well, they’re not really seeing the elephant in the room. What will audiences do if they think they can wait a few weeks and watch it at home?
We’re potentially going from a tried and tested system that works, to something that could be a disaster. I don’t get it personally.
17 days is ludicrous.
How many films do you think will really only wait 17 days?
I see this as a win for movie theaters and companies. Films that we expect to do great that bomb get out quickly and the theater makes space for films that don't suck.
There are plenty of people that never want to go to the theater and plenty who hate watching movies on a tiny tv or laptop. Personally I'm in-between but there is a not shit chance in hell I would have watched end game on my laptop first or second or third. Same goes avatar 2 once it comes out in 10 years.
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7 minutes ago, cannastop said:
RIP movies.
Nah just less theaters. Needs to slim down. Too little on profit margin.
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22 minutes ago, CoolioD1 said:
wow independent cinemas are fucked huh?
Nah. They so fine.
Arthouses with booze will always be supported by communities. I definitely support mine!
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24 minutes ago, Krissykins said:
Yeh I’m sure AMC will be up for it, they’re getting a cut of the PVOD.
Which will heavily reduce the number of online titles as it makes it harder for them to make money on the online only films.
Universal gets to safe face saying they shortened the window. AMC gets to say no more direct only titles and we get a cut of PVOD. Nice tap dance there by those two.
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21 minutes ago, Borobudur said:
While this is an expected news, still it is hilarious to actually hear it. Like, Again!!!
Not 1
Not 2
Not 3
Not 4
Not 5
I give up 😅
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Avatar 2 is going to be HUGE in 2030. Maybe 3d without glasses by then!
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What's are expectation for 2020? Worst box office in 40 years?
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On 6/28/2020 at 7:09 PM, Lordmandeep said:
I actually think its the end of smaller films in theaters.
Like personally the only thing getting most people to a theater anytime soon would be IW/Endgame level film.
Meaning a film you must watch right away and not jsut wait 2-3 months to get at home.
I could see that and we could see a lot of theaters close. Consolidate to maximize profit.
Wonder Woman 1984 | Dec 16 2020 OS | Dec 25 2020 US and on HBO MAX
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The problem is a lot of people will sign up for HBO Max just to watch Wonder woman and cancel after that. It's just so expensive especially if you have Netflix and everything else that a lot of people are going to stick with what they already have. I can't imagine getting rid of Netflix it's a non-starter for my wife and there is literally no way I'm arguing over $15 a month.