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Kim/David from B2: I get what you both are saying. I just feel that Godzilla vs. Kong brings up so many streaming conversations. -- (edited)

Posted by Inigo (aka Inigo) Apr 5 '21, 17:07

How does an opening like this affect HBO Max subscriptions?

Will this make WB lean more towards theater openings or make more films day and date?

They've announced that 2021 is going to back to a theater release window. Will they stick to this?

What do we think the viewership was for the HBO Max in minutes? Bigger than Wonder Woman? What will it mean to HBO Max viewership overall? Will it just be a temporary surge?

Will box office making a resurgence help or hurt streaming in general? Or is streaming its own entity?

Will other film companies follow WB's lead now?

SITV isn't a box office podcast, but it is box office adjacent and box office aware, imo. :)

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FWIW, some of these are conversations we discussed having, but we wanted hard numbers. -- nm - David Apr 5, 18:41 1
- I was going to say this, but David said it already. Unlike on the podcast, where I just take what David said, and repeat it ad nauseam. -- nm - Mop Apr 5, 19:37
this makes me wonder why Nobody didnt have a simultaneous streaming/theatre release as well. -- nm - tRuMAN Apr 5, 17:18 3
- It'll be VOD next Friday -- nm - JD Apr 5, 18:11
- It's a Universal film, and Peacock isn't doing that strategy. -- nm - Reagen Apr 5, 17:35 1
  - ...yet. -- nm - Mop Apr 5, 19:41

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Kim/David from B2: I get what you both are saying. I just feel that Godzilla vs. Kong brings up so many streaming conversations. -- (edited)

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