Netflix Has Made Movie Theaters Across The Country ery Angry

[KingFreeman]

Netflix is indeed changing the game and I love it. Hollywood has become way too ossified in their ways...deathly afraid of taking any chances at all...so all we get is economically "safe" shit like sequels, remakes etc.

Just saw Spectral, which is a Netflix original movie about American soldiers fighting weaponized ghosts in Eastern Europe and the shit was dope as fuck.

Netflix is indeed changing the game and I love it. Hollywood has become way too ossified in their ways...deathly afraid of taking any chances at all...so all we get is economically "safe" shit like sequels, remakes etc.

Just saw Spectral, which is a Netflix original movie about American soldiers fighting weaponized ghosts in Eastern Europe and the shit was dope as fuck.

i saw this shit a few months ago, dope ass movie!

Netflix is indeed changing the game and I love it. Hollywood has become way too ossified in their ways...deathly afraid of taking any chances at all...so all we get is economically "safe" shit like sequels, remakes etc.

Just saw Spectral, which is a Netflix original movie about American soldiers fighting weaponized ghosts in Eastern Europe and the shit was dope as fuck.

i saw this shit a few months ago, dope ass movie!

Yea thats a cold one

Outside of the visuals it was garbage.

 

[themadlionsfan]

No matter what people think movie theaters will never die. No matter how awesome home theater systems keep getting the big screen experience just can't be replicated at home. Even wealthy people can't pull it off with their personal theaters at home. Especially now that more incentives are being added on a broader level (IMAX 3D, D-BOX etc.)

I agree with this...I love Netflix but nothing compared to seeing a summer blockbuster in theaters....and to be honest...even though the shit is unnecessarily expensive....me and woman do like to go out....Netflix is cool for price, convenience and series....but I'll probably never stop going to the movies