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I tried it but it doesn't work that great and not the way I'd prefer to get this info
It means literally having two windows/tabs open and having to check every single bond on the dead delist page to see if they actually were detached from a moviestock. I still think having the info on the bond page is easier... well, at least for me, not so much the person who has to enter that info :)
How does being in a Netflix movie effect the Bucket List if it is sorta recent?? {nm} Mar 02, 15:13
This is a good question. I wish starbonds that appeared in movies that didn't report had some sort of notation of such. {nm} Mar 02, 16:08
Yeah, I was lookin up FLANG and thought Mar 02, 19:24
FLANG is still alive?!? {nm} Mar 03, 13:57
TCHI7 had a theatrical release. {nm} Mar 04, 11:30
At least, maybe, let us know the answer to the question. {nm} Mar 02, 19:26
One word. JPESC {nm} Mar 03, 05:57
Yup. {nm} Mar 03, 13:43
IRISH had a theatrical release. {nm} Mar 04, 11:30
I think the point is that we have no idea those movies even were on the exchange by looking at the Starbonds Mar 05, 06:56
The answer is the same as before. StarBonds are not "penalized" for theatrical release that don't report box office. {nm} Mar 04, 11:47
Is Kaigee still being updated regularly? {nm} Mar 08, 07:13
yes, about every other week {nm} Mar 08, 20:59
I tried it but it doesn't work that great and not the way I'd prefer to get this info Mar 10, 06:18
I tried it but it doesn't work that great and not the way I'd prefer to get this info Mar 10, 06:18
Depends if it had a theatrical release date or not {nm} Mar 04, 11:30
$.02. Having a zero box theatrical release is a tree falling in an empty forest. {nm} Mar 12, 09:16