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mattjoes wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » Yeah, when I made video transfer comparisons the blu-rays did have that touch of a magenta push. The 4K versions online did away with that. https://007homemedia.blogspot.com…
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please PM!!
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If Disney truly thinks cinema's are dead why do Black Widow, Chang-Chi, Jungle Cruise, Cruella, etc all still have theatrical dates in 2021? I read their press release as a shift in focus of production and obviously not a great sign for movie theate…
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AgentM72 wrote: » It's a very individual thing. I love the cinema experience and will be gutted if it goes the way of the dinosaur. It's a wonderful, exciting, beautiful thing. Some of the best memories of my life are there. But it's just no…
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Because I don’t want to wait for four months to get it? Cinemas can die and I get to watch it day 1 on stream. Or they can offer a choice to have both available atf en same time. Which will just kill cinemas anyway. …
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Lol. My 65 inch 4K OLED is better than most cinemas. And before you say it, size isn’t everything. In terms of colour reproduction, clarity, black level, and high dynamic range, it betters most non-IMAX cinemas. As fo…
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Benjamin_Weekly69 wrote: » Streaming has so many advantages to cinemas. No annoying people, you can eat your own snacks, which are both healthier and less expensive that what cinemas offer, you can pause and do your business without having to worr…
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AgentM72 wrote: » tonesmalones09 wrote: » Also the short term upside of Apple buying MGM, for Apple, would be to dump MGM's back catalog (or what is left of it they still have control of) onto Apple TV+, a service that severely lacks a back ca…
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AgentM72 wrote: » tonesmalones09 wrote: » AgentM72 wrote: » tonesmalones09 wrote: » Even if Apple does indeed acquire MGM, that would not mean NTTD is going to streaming. Very true. But there wouldn't be near as much value in…
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Also the short term upside of Apple buying MGM, for Apple, would be to dump MGM's back catalog (or what is left of it they still have control of) onto Apple TV+, a service that severely lacks a back catalog. THAT seems to me to be the short term ben…
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AgentM72 wrote: » tonesmalones09 wrote: » Even if Apple does indeed acquire MGM, that would not mean NTTD is going to streaming. Very true. But there wouldn't be near as much value in the deal for them in the short term if they weren…
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Even if Apple does indeed acquire MGM, that would not mean NTTD is going to streaming.
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Does anyone actually LIKE the film, even mildly? Just wanna make sure I’m not alone on this... I do enjoy it myself, partially because of the reading I laid out earlier. I can't deny the common complaints about t…
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Sorry if this has been asked before (searching in these forums is not user-friendly) but are the 4k UHD versions available to rent on Amazon the same transfers as the versions on iTunes?
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » The problem for me is that Craig's performance is at odds with what the script is expecting the character to go through when it comes to falling in love with Madeleine and being confronted with revelations from his past. I…
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antovolk wrote: » Speaking of saving cinemas... Cary, BB and MGW are signatories on this https://twitter.com/DEADLINE/status/1311425915738624007 Yeah as I stated earlier in this thread somewhere, this is much more likely to "save cinemas…
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BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » tonesmalones09 wrote: » More likely that cinemas will need to be saved by government funding. @Tones, please forgive me editing out everything but the point I want to respond to. Just striving for clari…
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BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » As I've noted earlier, nobody's going to "blame" the Bond franchise for bringing in less than a billion dollars in the middle of a pandemic. Bond films will continue to be made as long as the movie industry continues …
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BeatlesSansEarmuffs wrote: » The one question that keeps coming to my mind is: why do fans who really have no financial stake in this matter keep insisting that now is the WORST POSSIBLE MOMENT TO RELEASE THIS FILM OHMIGAWD PLEASE DON'T DO IT YOU'…
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TripAces wrote: » Walecs wrote: » Covid has been around for almost a year now. No matter what lies politicians are trying to spread about covid being out of control, if they haven't been able to contain it by now is because they either are bun…
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thelivingroyale wrote: » tonesmalones09 wrote: » RogerJonMoorePertwee wrote: » There is a difference between something maybe being necessary and wanting it to happen though. Nobody wants a delay. Everyone here would have wanted NTTD in …
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I think If I can maybe phrase what DaltonCraig007 is saying in nicer terms is that, yes, we are only 2/3 weeks into Tenet's theatrical run. But it is very unlikely a drastic turnaround is going to happen, especially in terms of the US box office. It…
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RogerJonMoorePertwee wrote: » There is a difference between something maybe being necessary and wanting it to happen though. Nobody wants a delay. Everyone here would have wanted NTTD in theatres this time last year. In a perfect world that's w…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » I just don't agree with you that 200 mio in two weeks internationally is a disaster. Of course it would probably have made at least 300 already if there wasn't a pandemic. But given the circumstances I w…
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Jan1985 wrote: » tonesmalones09 wrote: » Either way, how many theater chains do we think can survive staying open for 9 weeks with no new content? There are not only US- or UK-movies to show. Here in Germany theatre re-opened in May an…
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I don't think it's too far of a stretch to assume that EON/MGM/Universal had the same thought process that WB had and wrongly thought that Tenet would bring people back to the theater in the US. That's why they chose to ramp marketing back up when t…
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RogerJonMoorePertwee wrote: » Not to be an ass but I feel like this line of thinking is what has so many of us taking the virus very seriously (at least here in the US) so frustrated. We all stay home and try to limit risky behavior and those t…
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RogerJonMoorePertwee wrote: » But as I said: it's a risk assessment. For some people the risks outweigh the precautions, and I don't think any Bond fan should feel obliged to watch NTTD in cinemas in November if they don't feel comfortable, jus…
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