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Yes, but then it will run into that ol' leverage chestnut that will go something like: "If you allow Netflix to screen your film it will not be allowed in ours"
by Cheyana 7y ago
Yes, but then it will run into that ol' leverage chestnut that will go something like: "If you allow Netflix to screen your film it will not be allowed in ours". Plus the upkeep on a theater is probably considerable, with building maintenance, rent, other expenses and so on. Would Netflix even be able to make a profit from that kind of overhead?
- mkr-hn 7y agoI would go to a Netflix theater for a selection of Star Trek episodes and similar. Who needs a big fancy movie when you have narrative arcs peppered through a pre-serial normalization series?
- jkoberg 7y agoWhy go to a theatre when I have a 4K 60" TV at home? Theatres were a distribution mechanism, it's been superseded.