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Netflix spending $20 million or more on ROMA's awards campaign. Antibody Jan 15, 14:53

a lot more {nm} Moviesnob Jan 15, 14:54

Yep. {nm} notfabio Jan 15, 15:21

should have spent it on putting it into more theaters {nm} professor zovek Jan 15, 15:12

[Michael-Scott-Thank-You.gif] {nm} LaForza Jan 15, 15:34

A Best Picture win is worth so much more to them than $20m. Wouldn't be surprised if it balloons to $100m post-nomination. {nm} doitdoitdoitnow Jan 15, 17:54

If 100 votes can secure several nominations, bribes are indicated as an effective campaign method {nm} DTXbro Jan 15, 18:15

I still simply cannot imagine why anybody would want to watch Roma on a computer screen, or a television. Have fun with that. goodvibe61 Jan 15, 21:28

Sometimes it's better than spend money in a theater with a bunch of ass** on their phones the whole time. FabioParme Jan 16, 03:07

I rarely see a phone past previews. What part of the country are you in? {nm} PhoneHome Jan 16, 04:53

Same continent (Americas), different country FabioParme Jan 16, 05:27

its a significant issue w/ a large enough customer base that a theater chain can make it a way to differentiate itself from its competitors Moviesnob Jan 16, 08:45

I'd rather watch ANY movie on a TV in my comfy home rather than put up with people doing the 100 annoying things they do in theaters. {nm} Buckee Jan 16, 09:48

So true. Going to the movies has become a painful experience. It's no longer fun. FabioParme Jan 16, 09:58

I hear you. For this particular film, alot of key symbols, images, sound queues, i imagine them being much harder to decipher on TV. goodvibe61 Jan 16, 10:31