Streaming

[Hexer]

Einige Fälle für die Rosenheim-Cops bestimmt dabei.

[Con Trai]

Einer ist eher für SOKO Köln.
Der Rest kann mir eigentlich gestohlen bleiben.

[JimmyPage]

Verschwinden bei Dir viele Frauen?

Ein Fall für die hier:

[JimmyPage]

Das hat ja schon Scarface Niveau

[Con Trai]

Hauptsache, Denzel wird noch von einem Weißen gesprochen.

[Con Trai]

Zack die Bohne:

Amazon schließt Freevee.
Die kostenlosen, werbefinanzierten Inhalte laufen künftig unter Prime Video.
https://www.quotenmeter.de/n/156405/ama ... st-freevee

[JimmyPage]

[Sylvio Constabel]

Disney + steigt wohl auf 140 Euro pro Jahr (von 90).

[JimmyPage]

[Julio Sacchi]

Disney + steigt wohl auf 140 Euro pro Jahr (von 90).

Die mit dem kleinsten Angebot...

[JimmyPage]

Also Hexerich der Streamingdienste

[Julio Sacchi]

[Savior]

[Munin]

DVD is dead. Long live DVD.

But while the doom and gloom of the industry could weigh heavy, physical media has rarely felt more joyous. Fourteen years after Guillermo del Toro made his first Closet picks for an impromptu Facebook video, Criterion made its storage room between two bathrooms the company mascot. GQ noted that the Criterion Closet videos had a similar effect as Hot Ones, the rare opportunity to see “actors and other film professionals outside the usual promotional context,” becoming the “least cynical part on the press tour.” The joy of the videos is seeing Willem Dafoe talk about Onibaba or Maya Hawke recommending 3 Women, leading with a reverence for art rather than content. In a world where studios seemingly resent having to make, let alone release, motion pictures, producers of physical media have made their brands on love and curiosity for the medium. It’s a stark contrast from how artists like Dafoe see streaming consumption.

“People go home, and they shop around on these streaming platforms,” the actor told Vulture. “There’s some good things about the platforms. They create a lot of movies. They create a lot of jobs. But there’s so many distractions that you can’t enter the stuff. People watch five minutes of something and they say, ‘I’m not really into it’ and they go to another thing. ‘I’m not really into it.’ Then another thing. ‘I’m not really into it.’ Then they go to bed. If you don’t put in the effort, you’re not going to receive much. And the discourse gets lowered, and everything gets a little more dumbed down and then that’s when the ruffians come in, and they’re the ones with energy and stupidity and then they can crush all the thoughtful people. That’s not good for culture, and that’s not good for humanity. We see the results of that all the time.”

[Hexer]