1 year ago was the 1st sign HBO Max, same day release, would dissappont
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At&t is a trash company. They are too big and mismanaged. I don't think it's a reflection on HBO but more so a reflection of at&t not knowing what to do with its products.
They have a track record of doing shyt like this
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
ill_will82
What you see, is what you get
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
. You aint lying. Man I invited my brother and sister to watch it with me thinking it was gonna be epic like the first one.
Me and my bro wound up sitting there like
While my sister was sitting there like
Wow. Its been a whole year
I don't see what HBO has to do with shytty movies.
I personally wasn't dissapointed at all. Even the movies that I didn't love were ones I didn't have to go risk my health to watch. I wish they re-up'd and had another years worth of new movies to peep as it could easily be a much better slate than this year. How quality they are is on hollywood, not the service or even the concept of same day release.
I personally wasn't dissapointed at all. Even the movies that I didn't love were ones I didn't have to go risk my health to watch. I wish they re-up'd and had another years worth of new movies to peep as it could easily be a much better slate than this year. How quality they are is on hollywood, not the service or even the concept of same day release.
ill_will82
What you see, is what you get
I'm a be honest we're almost what... like a 1yr into same day releases on HBO Max. Imo, the concept is dope being that we're still in a pandemic. The problem with it is that most of the movies released by WB has been subpar to trash.
WW84 - Trash
Matrix 4 - Trash (Could only sit through 50 mins of 2 1/2 hrs)
Mortal Kombat - Good
The Little Things - Decent but slow ass drama
Those That Wish Me Dead - Good
Malignant - Decent for a horror flick
Suicide Squad 2 - Cool
Dune - Pointless
The rest of those movies like Space Jam 2, Tom & Jerry, In The Heights, etc., I had no interest in checking for. Either WB needs to start dropping better movies or HBO needs to drop the concept. I cancelled my subscription last yr behind WW84.
WW84 - Trash
Matrix 4 - Trash (Could only sit through 50 mins of 2 1/2 hrs)
Mortal Kombat - Good
The Little Things - Decent but slow ass drama
Those That Wish Me Dead - Good
Malignant - Decent for a horror flick
Suicide Squad 2 - Cool
Dune - Pointless
The rest of those movies like Space Jam 2, Tom & Jerry, In The Heights, etc., I had no interest in checking for. Either WB needs to start dropping better movies or HBO needs to drop the concept. I cancelled my subscription last yr behind WW84.
kt773
Superstar
Don’t forget parking , crazy as fukk in Chicago , they will charge by the hour if you go downtownyea…. At this point it’s hard to justify paying $18.50 (x how many other guest) + Food/Drinks for a movie like 355 or the Kurt Warner movie
Brandeezy
Superstar
Saysumthinfunnymike
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Dune was same day release and also Godzilla and they both made as much at the B.O. as Eternals and Shang Chi both of which were theater exclusives
Spider-Man was a massive hit though....... for Sony.
Spider-Man was a massive hit though....... for Sony.
Saysumthinfunnymike
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Now retort... 
humminbird
Veteran
Pretty much waiting for all their movies to reach hbo at this point 
Point of the movie slate going to straight to streaming was to a) break Roku and win that negotiation and b) serve as a bridge to 2022 when all the TV shows that would’ve been out in 2021 but were pandemic delayed finally arrive.
Served it’s purpose on both fronts. Money was lost but they knew that going in.
Served it’s purpose on both fronts. Money was lost but they knew that going in.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Well and now they setup for 2022. The Batman and all that gonna be theater exclusive and all they shows are lined up for release.. House of Dragon.. Westworld.. etc