HSX Forum

Movies

COVID is a pretext for what they appear to have wanted to do all along with the TW assets {nm}

Posted by: pickle rick! (a.k.a mickpix) on Dec 03, 12:19 in response to HurricaneKid's post *ATT, not Time-Warner

V: welp, the new WB regime really does appear to be that dumb. will release entire 2021 slate on HBO Max and theatrical pickle rick! Dec 03, 10:36

HBOMax/Theaters [MTRX4] [DUNE] [INHTS] [TMSON] [SUIC2] [LTHNG] [JWMHB] [TMJRY] [GOVKO] [MK3] [TWWMD] [CNJU3] [SJAM2] [REMNS] [SLVCP] [KRICH] {nm} Antibody Dec 03, 10:42

IPO Streaming Fund? IPO Eff Theatrical Fund? IPO Knee-Jerk Studio Reactions Fund? IPO No Longer Playing in AMC/Regal Fund? {nm} TheWeekendWarrior Dec 03, 10:52

Wow... WW84 $15 call/put. Would have been $100 if not for COVID. {nm} TheWeekendWarrior Dec 03, 11:02

Wow, this didn't age well ;) (n/m) {nm} gowanna Sep 30, 20:43

Official HBO Max trailer Antibody 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 pickle rick! 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} tomcat90 Dec 03, 11:21

The fastest swing I’ve ever seen on this site. (Nm) The Big Short Dec 03, 11:39

Swinging too far in the wrong direction. {nm} HurricaneKid 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} pickle rick! Dec 03, 11:26

They don't get a free pass for mismanaging their assets just because corporate is internet-driven. {nm} HurricaneKid 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} pickle rick! Dec 03, 12:07

Time-Warner knew in 2016 that a pandemic would destroy cinemas in 2020, forcing them to launch their 2021 lineup on streaming? Nifty plan... HurricaneKid Dec 03, 12:11

*ATT, not Time-Warner {nm} HurricaneKid Dec 03, 12:12

COVID is a pretext for what they appear to have wanted to do all along with the TW assets pickle rick! Dec 03, 12:19

I agree that's what they are doing, and what they wanted to do long term, virus or not. I disagree with them doing it in this context. HurricaneKid Dec 03, 12:33

Not quite. SImultaneous Streaming will dramatically undercut the potential for theatrical gross. ndmaster Dec 03, 11:39

Oops, meant for hurricanekid's response {nm} ndmaster Dec 03, 11:40

BILL3 made $3.4M, so no on close to zero. {nm} Antibody Dec 03, 11:48

Compared to where it was trading only 3 months prior? I'd have to disagree. ndmaster 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} Antibody Dec 03, 12:29

You have an odd take on almost everything on this site. c'est la vie {nm} ndmaster Dec 03, 12:53

It's not odd to call out exaggerations. {nm} Antibody Dec 03, 13:00

Compared to 100 or even 50 -that's close enough to call it that {nm} JDolphin Dec 03, 12:28

We'll see what happens with WOND2, but there are people who will watch on the biggest screen possible. {nm} Antibody Dec 03, 12:32

Post has nothing to do with WOND2 {nm} JDolphin Dec 03, 16:17

cool. and not dumb. as a trial, in the current situation, theres not anything better they could have done. {nm} islndr 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} pickle rick! Dec 03, 12:06

1. no way vaccine rollout happens smoothly. 2. audiences going to be slow to go back regardless {nm} islndr Dec 03, 12:16

lol, have you seen how people are already acting even without a vaccine? {nm} pickle rick! Dec 03, 12:18

Hard to tell what the reaction will be, that CROODS 2 was a (mild) breakout, vs FREAKY is interesting from audience risk standpoint notfabio Dec 03, 12:28

I don't think audiences will be all that slow to go back to theaters once things are safe next year. HurricaneKid Dec 03, 12:36

Yep. Everything takes longer than what "optimistic" projections predict. The public has been strung along, this will be a long time.... {nm} 3ebfan511 Dec 03, 12:38

While it will definitely generate a lot of excitement for HBO Max, ripple effects will kill hundreds (possibly thousands) of theatres. {nm} notfabio Dec 03, 12:07

That dumb? LOL... They are jumping ship after the iceberg has already been hit. Smartest move in media in years. Theaters are dead. {nm} MuskMan Dec 03, 13:04

2020 just went from bad to worse (SCREW YOU WARNER BROS {nm} Alby Dec 04, 03:26





Post a Reply

To post to the forums you must first login!


Zachary Levi (ZLEVI) 25000 8.13 (-3.96)          Elden Ring (ELDEN) 45090 74.24 (-0.57)          Kumail Nanjiani (KNANJ) 25000 53.13 (-11.58)          Billy Magnussen (BMAGN) 25000 53.17 (-11.46)          Kurt Russell (KRUSS) 25000 119.73 (-13.39)          The Asian Fund (ASIAN) 20000 20.00 (0.00)          Tommy Lee Jones (TLJON) 25000 11.95 (+0.09)          Seth Rogen (SROGE) 25000 59.80 (+0.16)          Tony Revolori (TREVO) 25000 46.32 (-33.51)          The Asian Fund (ASIAN) 20000 20.00 (0.00)          Dune: Part Three (DUNE3) 80000 260.91 (+1.25)          Austin Butler (ABUTL) 25000 93.08 (0.00)          The Ploughmen (PLOUM) 150000 0.03 (-0.03)          Seth Rogen (SROGE) 25000 59.80 (+0.16)          Miami Vice '85 (MIVIC) 150000 121.49 (-0.32)          Dichen Lachman (DLACH) 18007 106.31 (-0.69)          Dichen Lachman (DLACH) 24001 106.31 (-0.69)          Cole Sprouse (CSPRO) 9993 52.26 (-0.05)          Cole Sprouse (CSPRO) 1 52.26 (-0.05)          Kumail Nanjiani (KNANJ) 25000 53.13 (-11.58)          Jeremy Strong (JSTRO) 25000 14.76 (+0.38)          The Ploughmen (PLOUM) 150000 0.03 (-0.03)          The Ploughmen (PLOUM) 150000 0.03 (-0.03)          The Ploughmen (PLOUM) 150000 0.03 (-0.03)          Billy Magnussen (BMAGN) 20007 53.17 (-11.46)          Billy Magnussen (BMAGN) 24999 53.17 (-11.46)          The Asian Fund (ASIAN) 20000 20.00 (0.00)          Neal McDonough (NMCDO) 25000 11.11 (-0.13)          Kumail Nanjiani (KNANJ) 25000 53.13 (-11.58)          Noah Centineo (NCENT) 25000 42.43 (-0.93)          Kurt Russell (KRUSS) 25000 119.73 (-13.39)          Noah Centineo (NCENT) 25000 42.43 (-0.93)          Will Poulter (WPOUL) 25000 9.85 (-26.90)          Ji-young Yoo (JYOO) 24999 20.00 (0.00)          Will Poulter (WPOUL) 25000 9.85 (-26.90)          Wunmi Mosaku (WMOSA) 25000 101.93 (-0.63)          The Asian Fund (ASIAN) 20000 20.00 (0.00)          Tony Revolori (TREVO) 25000 46.32 (-33.51)          Tony Revolori (TREVO) 25000 46.32 (-33.51)          Focker In-Law (MPRN4) 15000 117.56 (-1.85)          Lakeith Stanfield (LSTAN) 25000 7.78 (-0.10)          Focker In-Law (MPRN4) 15000 117.56 (-1.85)          The Cat in the Hat (TCATH) 10000 95.16 (-2.22)          The Cat in the Hat (TCATH) 15000 95.16 (-2.22)          Jessica Chastain (JCHAS) 25000 14.23 (+4.16)          Ebenezer (EBNZR) 10000 92.09 (-2.54)          Ebenezer (EBNZR) 10000 92.09 (-2.54)          Jon Bernthal (JBERN) 75 115.40 (+0.33)          The Cat in the Hat - Opening Wee (TCATH.OW) 100000 28.62 (-1.78)          Neal McDonough (NMCDO) 25000 11.11 (-0.13)