Movies

The anti-Netflix voters prevailed. {nm} Antibody Feb 24, 20:18

I’d like to see a Venn diagram {nm} RogerMore Feb 24, 21:07

... of votes for Green Book and votes for Crash. {nm} RogerMore Feb 24, 21:07

and votes for Driving Miss Daisy. {nm} Antibody Feb 24, 22:14

How dismal. {nm} second gary Feb 24, 21:19

alternatively, Ted Sarandos is a dumbass to think he could just buy a BP win on his terms professor zovek Feb 24, 21:23

Movie was made for the small screen. The way the release was limited in theaters should have disqualified it. Netflix doesn't want to book Catzan Feb 24, 21:42

I’ve only seen it in theaters on a big screen. it really was made for it {nm} professor zovek Feb 24, 21:45

But I never got the opportunity to see it that way because Netflix wanted it to be seen on their small screen thus it was made for their Catzan Feb 24, 21:51

I saw it in a theatre and Cuaron definitely made the movie for a big screen. Netflix chose to screen it the way they chose to screen it. RogerMore Feb 25, 11:15

yes and no. He knew Netflix was the distributor. I think the best way to consider this debate is the two experiences - seeing a movie on the Moviesnob Feb 26, 01:21

That seems like a grievous mistake on Farrelly's part then. Why would you design the presentation for the big screen? What purpose? {nm} goodvibe61 Feb 25, 08:56

Yep. I was wrong. I can eat crow {nm} Moviesnob Feb 24, 22:23