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In response to "I'm really disappointed in WB's token release of Veronica Mars." by Inigo

And for a contrasting view: I see the role -- nm

Posted by JD (aka Jason Dean) Mar 16 '14, 09:45

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SFEK "release" as a grand experiment. With day and date VOD, the number of screens is larger than I can ever remember - JD Mar 16, 09:48 10
- I'm not seeing the have to about the day and date release at all. - Inigo Mar 16, 09:51 9
  - I don't know about all the people that supported it, but I wouldn't have paid $35 ($45 really, because Canada) to not have access to the film - Reagen Mar 16, 09:53 7
    - They could have given the kickstarter people access the day of release, and not released to the public. - Inigo Mar 16, 09:57 2
      - I would expect that to be completely impossible within UV/Flixster's operation. - Reagen Mar 16, 09:59 1
        
        It would have to be done like those screeners we've gotten where we get linked to a private Vimeo page. - David Mar 16, 10:01
    - I honestly thought that should have said the codes would be sent out, like, a week after release. -- nm - Spawn Lord Mar 16, 09:55 3
      - Yup. "You will receive a digital version of the movie within a few days of the movie’s theatrical debut" -- nm - David Mar 16, 09:59 2
        
        I think regardless, exhibitors would have had a fit. -- nm - Reagen Mar 16, 10:00 1
        
        Of course they would. They're running a dwindling industry. - David Mar 16, 10:02
  - It was how Thomas and company chose to set up the project. Correct that there isn't anything about Kickstarter that requires that - JD Mar 16, 09:53

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