Theaters are done: Amazon launches Prime Video Cinema

[Rekkapryde]

One thing I saw a report on last night was drive in theaters cleaning up right now.

 

[FlyRy]

Just watched The Invisible Man on Google Play and the picture quality was asscheeks as always with all rental streams.

Movie Theatres have nothing to worry about. It really pissed me off that these trailers are streamed at high quality 4k and when you pay for some actual content it comes in 480p trash quality.

I'll watch a Blu-ray for a movie that came out last year from Redbox before i made this mistake again.

Should waited and copped in UHD on Vudu in a few months

 

[MartyMcFly]

Theaters will be aight.

 

[detach]

it's because the trailer has been stored in the servers for months.
full movies are never stored the same way because of a piracy risk and it would bloat the space.
so they stream the movies to you slowly.
the quality degrades because it's streaming the film while playing it to you and buffering in the background.

Why are you passing off false info?

The trailers being stored on the servers is irrelevant. Movies that were released years ago, have poor picture quality than these high quality trailers that were just released a month ago.

Space is not an issue, we are talking about Google who owns YouTube where YouTubers are uploading 4K videos everyday.

I highly doubt that providing a high quality picture would increase piracy risk. I don't understand your logic.

Netflix, Disney+, Hulu and all other streaming service are all using the streaming method yet provides a better picture despite using a subscription base model. How does an ala carte, pay per view method produce a shyttier picture vs the millions subscriptions viewage?

I'm not familiar with your username. I hope you're just trolling.

 

[BonafideDefacto]

Hell nahhh

The Theater Experience>>>>My Crib
No matter how decked out I have it

It's the 'experience'

Like going out for food and drinks vs staying home

Besides...till we figure out how to make that perfect theater popcorn...I'm to Century or Cinemark

 

[FLATOP]

If stuff aint getting better by mid April then Wonder Woman 1984 will drop on HBO MAX at launch as a way to boost subscribers

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

If stuff aint getting better by mid April then Wonder Woman 1984 will drop on HBO MAX at launch as a way to boost subscribers

No, it won't.

 

[etrofllenrod504]

I mean I have a full dedicated movie room with Bose surround sound 82 inch Samsung reclining seats and bean bags. And me and my wife still enjoy going to the movies

 

[lone_druid]

Hell nahhh

The Theater Experience>>>>My Crib
No matter how decked out I have it

It's the 'experience'

Like going out for food and drinks vs staying home

Besides...till we figure out how to make that perfect theater popcorn...I'm to Century or Cinemark

Movie theaters have bamboozled people for decades. Breh, the popcorn is the easiest part of the theater to replicate. Google "flavacol" and be amazed.

 

[BonafideDefacto]

Movie theaters have bamboozled people for decades. Breh, the popcorn is the easiest part of the theater to replicate. Google "flavacol" and be amazed.

My nikka I like being out. I'm not a home-body. Going to the movies for blockbusters is one of the things I've been doing since high school. I'm not staying home for them

 

[STAN JONES]

Y’all complaining about the price but this just means we’ll get 1080p rips on the day the movies drop

Ive download 6 movies this morning that came out in theaters within the last 30 days

all 1080p rips

 

[Sypress]

I like going to the movies

Watching movies on a real imax screen like the one in navy pier is

 

[darealvelle]

19.99 for one person is insane. It only benefits couples and families.

Well I guess you have to consider it as a premium.

 

[West Coast Avenger]

Y’all complaining about the price but this just means we’ll get 1080p rips on the day the movies drop

Ive download 6 movies this morning that came out in theaters within the last 30 days

all 1080p rips

......

 

[darealvelle]

Sure hope it makes theaters step up their whole theater going experience, we demand IMAX and 4DX at every theater

If the film is not shot in IMAX or audio is not mixed for IMAX, you are just getting a blown up picture on the screen and stereo audio out on the speakers that are not being in usage. I get what you saying but IMAX format is expensive as fukk to film in.