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I know that I posted this before and Antibody responded no. But perhaps others in the community may agree.. Netflix has to be identified Buy BONDS 31 Oct 01, 07:02

PS DOLMN opens this weekend. "Oscar buzz for EMURP" report box office? Give him an Emmy? {nm} Buy BONDS 31 Oct 01, 07:10

or how about delisting the stocks as soon as netflix picks them up. then we wouldnt have to deal with them at all {nm} islndr Oct 01, 08:16

Much as I like the profits from shorting anything that gets announced as going to Netflix, Islndr's suggestion is probably the best. {nm} DTravel Oct 01, 19:13

No, movies that opens in limited release gets 12 weeks regardless of box office. {nm} Antibody Oct 03, 08:57

Are they getting theatrical releases at all? If so then Netflix is a distributor, if not then they are STV. {nm} DTravel Oct 03, 11:02

Yes, the ones with a release date. {nm} Antibody Oct 03, 14:54

actually some movies in ltd release are never listed at all ... see several recent (and current) releases from "FIP" {nm} project Oct 04, 14:41

Or perhaps because this is a new distributor which hasn't been releasing for long? {nm} project Oct 04, 14:41

correction: FIP has been releasing since 2012, although not in huge quantity. But their releases avg more than many of the ltd listings. {nm} project Oct 05, 14:46

you want Netflix to be listed as a distributor... even though they do not distribute (release movies into theaters) {nm} RazorHawk Oct 01, 08:29

There has to be some way to identify these movies. Its better than nothing {nm} Nobody Oct 01, 09:42

It's identified in the description or in a tagged Related Post. {nm} Antibody Oct 03, 08:58

To islndr and rh ....delisting immediattely may not be great because they MIGHT MIGHT report box. STC and STV stay active untill StarBondFund Oct 02, 05:19