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In response to "A new HarrisX study: Two-Thirds of U.S. adults would rather wait to watch movies on streaming " by decline

without exhibition, the future of features is the river of shit that flows weekly on Netflix. have fun -- nm

Posted by hollywood big shot (aka pickmix) Mar 15 '24, 10:05

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The future of features is films you build on a smart device and display on your digital wall. -- nm - David Mar 15, 11:09 6
- "Hey we found the guy who just wants AI to make up all his dumbshit content!" -- nm - hollywood big shot Mar 15, 11:28 3
  - "No, it's the children who are wrong." - David Mar 15, 11:42 2
    - "everyone" would prefer not to pay for anything they stream at home either. doesn't mean you have to just give your product away -- nm - hollywood big shot Mar 15, 11:48 1
      - All kidding aside and as politely as I can say this, you should read these survey results carefully. And it's coming from a decidedly pro-movie source - David Mar 15, 11:53
- Digital wall? Like in Fahrenheit 451? -- nm - Beryllium Mar 15, 11:25 1
  - Already exists. It's just a variant of the NBA All-Star game floors. -- nm - David Mar 15, 11:42
and on a love to argue with you standpoint, there's gonna be Apple funding alternating projects ;-) - JD Mar 15, 10:56 2
- i think as soon as Spielberg, Scorsese, Coppola and Cameron are gone, Hollywood will never fund their kinds of movies again, esp not for streaming -- nm - hollywood big shot Mar 15, 11:04 1
  - Hmmm...I'm with you on the streaming part but I kind of differ at least with regards to Cameron (especially) and perhaps Spielberg - JD Mar 15, 11:20

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