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if cable TV history has taught me anything it's that monthly fees can rise infinitely and subscribers will never cancel their service
the novelty of streaming at home will NEVER wear off!
V: welp, the new WB regime really does appear to be that dumb. will release entire 2021 slate on HBO Max and theatrical Dec 03, 10:36
Wow... WW84 $15 call/put. Would have been $100 if not for COVID. {nm} Dec 03, 11:02
Wow, this didn't age well ;) (n/m) {nm} Sep 30, 20:43
Official HBO Max trailer Dec 03, 11:10
if cable TV history has taught me anything it's that monthly fees can rise infinitely and subscribers will never cancel their service Dec 03, 11:15
Sweet...I don't sign in for an hour and lose $27m hahahaha!! Good thing real stocks have news and price alerts! :) {nm} Dec 03, 11:21
The fastest swing I’ve ever seen on this site. (Nm) Dec 03, 11:39
Swinging too far in the wrong direction. {nm} Dec 03, 11:25
the thing about AT&T is it's an internet company and apparently has no interest in being an actual film studio {nm} Dec 03, 11:26
They don't get a free pass for mismanaging their assets just because corporate is internet-driven. {nm} Dec 03, 11:57
i'm saying they don't see it as mismanaging. this seems to have been the plan all along in acquiring Time-Warner, {nm} Dec 03, 12:07
*ATT, not Time-Warner {nm} Dec 03, 12:12
COVID is a pretext for what they appear to have wanted to do all along with the TW assets {nm} Dec 03, 12:19
Not quite. SImultaneous Streaming will dramatically undercut the potential for theatrical gross. Dec 03, 11:39
Oops, meant for hurricanekid's response {nm} Dec 03, 11:40
BILL3 made $3.4M, so no on close to zero. {nm} Dec 03, 11:48
Compared to where it was trading only 3 months prior? I'd have to disagree. Dec 03, 11:58
The point is not what they're trading at, but how much these movies will make, .which won't be close to zero. {nm} Dec 03, 12:29
You have an odd take on almost everything on this site. c'est la vie {nm} Dec 03, 12:53
It's not odd to call out exaggerations. {nm} Dec 03, 13:00
Compared to 100 or even 50 -that's close enough to call it that {nm} Dec 03, 12:28
We'll see what happens with WOND2, but there are people who will watch on the biggest screen possible. {nm} Dec 03, 12:32
Post has nothing to do with WOND2 {nm} Dec 03, 16:17
cool. and not dumb. as a trial, in the current situation, theres not anything better they could have done. {nm} Dec 03, 12:00
if the vaccine rollout proceeds as forecast, US theaters could be back to full capacity (or near full) by summer {nm} Dec 03, 12:06
1. no way vaccine rollout happens smoothly. 2. audiences going to be slow to go back regardless {nm} Dec 03, 12:16
lol, have you seen how people are already acting even without a vaccine? {nm} Dec 03, 12:18
I don't think audiences will be all that slow to go back to theaters once things are safe next year. Dec 03, 12:36
2020 just went from bad to worse (SCREW YOU WARNER BROS {nm} Dec 04, 03:26