I'm guessing I'd have to take out a second mortgage to afford the thing.
Wonder Woman 2 Anticipation Thread
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That's a damn trippy wallpaper. 
Is it official?
Is it official?
Yup!That's a damn trippy wallpaper.
Is it official?
The Wrap| Warner Bros. Debates Whether 'Wonder Woman 1984' Should Skip Theatres for Streaming (Exclusive)
Personally, I'd rather wait longer, but see it in a theater.
Personally, I'd rather wait longer, but see it in a theater.
That would be better. Plus, this will force people into HBO Max, which only makes sense to people who have HBO if they can get out of their HBO contract.
They're reportedly considering a digital movie ticket, quasi a 48-hour digital rental, not putting it on HBO Max.
I don't think it's the viewers as much as the shareholders who are antsy. Dow sunk 900 points again today.
My only problem with this is we have no idea when the theaters will actually open back up.
This one seems a bit excessive to me though, this isn't due out until June, so there's time to wait and see how things look as we get closer to that point.
EDIT: I read the article now, and apparently the concern is over how competitive things will be once theaters open back up, which is concern I also brought up over in the New Mutants thread.
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Good. Hopefully Marvel and others follow suit.
Well I was looking at a porn site last night (sue me) and someone had uploaded The Hunt on it, which only came out in theatres 8 days earlier and was put on streaming platforms 1 day prior to purchase (seen as said theatres have all closed now.) But there it was in perfect HD quality, for free, now all over the internet.
As I said in another thread anything released that way is instantly easily pirated. So these studios will be crazy to release their big movies like that.
As I said in another thread anything released that way is instantly easily pirated. So these studios will be crazy to release their big movies like that.
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I was looking at some mathematical models today--they showed either the majority of the population getting sick in the next two months and then two to three months of a serious level of infections or, with social distancing lasting into October--a significant but also significantly less percentage of the population getting sick in the fall.
Got to be honest, this news really concerns me. Mostly because it sends the message that coronavirus is still going to be something to worry about in June. Which, I mean, yeah, I see stuff on the news saying it could be a problem for the next year to a year and a half, but I don't know. I guess I'm misinterpreting the reports from China indicating two months later they're starting to see light at the end of the tunnel and am thinking that things could clear up over here around May or so. Then again, even if it does, they might still want to limit any kind of large public gatherings in the immediate aftermath, which this movie's June release would have been right in the midst of.
At the risk of turning this political, I would have more hope that the US will be able to move past the virus in a couple of months if the leadership had handled it better from the get go. We're way behind where we need to be in tackling this crisis, so I fully understand delaying films that far back to be safe.
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Sadly true. Admittedly, I'm looking at the matter as a Canadian, where although we're hit pretty hard here in Canada, it does seem like by the end of May we could definitely be through the worst of it. And that's with a Prime Minister who's been stuck in medical isolation the past two weeks.
That being said, there's been some pretty shocking oversights up here too regarding to the response and handling of the matter.
Yeah, I don't think any single country has come out of this looking good, aside from South Korea.
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