Big day for morons who defend capitalism with the rationale that it creates competition — the monopolies and monolithic streaming era is a late stage capitalism nightmare. S***s just getting swallowed up in every corner of entertainment
This is how the end of theaters start
Netflix owns the egyptian theatre and they screen classics there weekly.
They now have to the power to reinvigorate theatres but on the other side of the same coin this could destroy the industry as well 
i feel like theatres will always be around in some form but the landscape of the industry is changing for sure
Big day for morons who defend capitalism with the rationale that it creates competition — the monopolies and monolithic streaming era is a late stage capitalism nightmare. S***s just getting swallowed up in every corner of entertainment
If anything this could breathe more life into indie filmmakers and destroy the hollywood machine which isnt completely a bad thing
Does this mean movie theaters are on life support?
Y'all never gon' finish movie theaters.
HBO max offerings would be in shambles if true (not that it already isn’t heading that way)
Whole TCM library moving over there might be the tipping point for me not to mention them squeezing theatrical releases probably
There’s way less money in theatrical releases than people assume. Sinners was a massive success and reports estimate that it made the studio only around $60m. A studio like WB is probably making a couple hundred million max in theatrical profits a year. In a bad year they might even take a loss.
It’s pennies compared to the money Netflix stands to make if they can fully replace theaters
I ain’t watching Batman on Netflix
S*** really dystopian
Tom Cruise did sign a WB deal recently
Y'all really think Netflix isn't going to release prominent and well known ip in theaters or wouldn't release a movie like Sinners in theaters?
S***.. aside from the pandemic era Disney hasn't debuted anything significant on Disney+.
Y'all really think Netflix isn't going to release prominent and well known ip in theaters or wouldn't release a movie like Sinners in theaters?
S***.. aside from the pandemic era Disney hasn't debuted anything significant on Disney+.
Netflix debuts multiple Oscar contenders on their platform every year at this point
The top two choices to own one of the deepest and most historic media libraries in the world were the richest family on earth that is also nazis using Saudi money or a company that wants to wipe movie theaters and physical media out completely
Y'all really think Netflix isn't going to release prominent and well known ip in theaters or wouldn't release a movie like Sinners in theaters?
S***.. aside from the pandemic era Disney hasn't debuted anything significant on Disney+.
2000 to 2010: average theatric runs were 2 Months
Now: 3 weeks
This will only shrink
Not all movies are Sinners and yes people will choose to wait to watch on Netflix versus theatrically