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Old 03-12-2020, 21:14   #8283
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services

Also interesting to note the fairly low take-up of HBO Max. It's quite pricey at $14.99 though.

Quote:
Warner Bros to launch its 2021 movies simultaneously on HBO Max and in cinemas

The studio’s upcoming 17 releases, including The Matrix 4 and Dune, will premiere in the US for subscribers at no extra charge...

It’s been described as “a temporary plan” but will be a much-needed boost for HBO Max which launched earlier this year and has been struggling to attract subscribers ever since. Fewer than 9 million people have signed up while about 28 million existing HBO users haven’t activated their accounts, which come free with current plans.
https://www.theguardian.com/film/202...bo-max-cinemas
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