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    Berichten zufolge möchte Netflix die Filme nach der Übernahme von Warner Bros. nur 17 Tage lang im Kino behalten.


    Berichten zufolge möchte Netflix die Filme nach der Übernahme von Warner Bros. nur 17 Tage lang im Kino behalten.

    https://www.ign.com/articles/netflix-reportedly-wants-to-keep-movies-in-theaters-for-just-17-days-after-it-buys-warner-bros

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    2. BobbyTime100 on

      I hate this. But, it might create some fomo and actually draw people in. For some reason people are drawn to things with limited availability.

    3. Vulpesect on

      Well there goes WB’s dream of ever getting Nolan to work with them again.

    4. DidAnyoneElseJustCum on

      Just gotta accept that we don’t live in the same world anymore. I’m a mid millennial and I adore the fact that I grew up with the infancy of the internet but it was kinda dumb so I spent most of my time building dirt ramps in the woods to launch my bike off of. And I used to go to the movies like twice a week because it was $5 and there was nowhere else to get entertainment like that when you’re 15 years old. Not the case anymore, for better or for worse. Netflix is just rolling with that.

    5. Ridiculousnessmess on

      Which is still longer than most non-Hollywood studio films last in theatres, on account of all the studio stuff squeezing them out.

    6. OhioVsEverything on

      When was the last time anyone who might read this went to see a new release for the first time on its third weekend out?

      I’m legit trying to think of something and can’t.

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