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There won't be a VOD service like comscore and box office any time soon. The main issue is that digital transactions are easy to track but
cable ones are very hard and satellite ones are even harder.
As for studio backed drive ins, the main problem there is that there just arent enough of them to generate the level of box office studios titles need. Even if that industry expands over years and years to thousands and thousands of screens (where would they find the room in the major population centers!?!), there would be a security concern over playing something like ENDGAME as a drive in release.
Studios need theaters to make the current model work. The more likely outcome if we can never return to the days of $100m theatrical releases is the model significantly changes
I get all the excitement to get HSX going again but... Jun 28, 08:17
I don't think anyone's in denial about what's happening in the industry, the question will be "how does HSX adapt?" Jun 28, 09:15
And it will adapt. {nm} Jun 28, 09:19
Shorting is a thing. (Nm) Jun 28, 09:54
^^This. Personally, I'm curious where Antibody will place the OW derivatives for Tenet... once it's "definitely opening." Jun 28, 09:42
(The "This" was for Roger More's post... but Grunt is right, too.) {nm} Jun 28, 09:42
All this site talk, I forget to fully say.. Welcome back WW, good to see you back on here. {nm} Jun 28, 16:17
There won't be a VOD service like comscore and box office any time soon. The main issue is that digital transactions are easy to track but Jun 28, 12:49
Errm...do you not know how HSX works? {nm} Jun 28, 17:38
Do you know how the stock market works ? Jun 28, 18:26
Ooops. the final price is the box office (Unless major changes are made) {nm} Jun 29, 00:00
that has nothing to do with movie stock values on HSX Jun 29, 21:42
Great points. I fully get what you're saying, and sadly agree.. But consider this also: Jun 28, 15:50
Excellent point, many theaters were struggling befor COVID. {nm} Jun 29, 09:51
