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WHAT A NETFLIX–WARNER DEAL MEANS FOR FILM: Theaters and physical media.
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We weigh the Netflix–Warner Bros. deal, why theaters won’t die but will shrink, and why physical media still matters when streaming purges the forgettable and the future cult classics. We share a practical release model, vent about bad theater etiquette, and set grounded hopes for DC and Snyder.
• Streaming-first habits over cinema trips
• Case for limited but real theatrical windows
• Risk to physical media and cultural memory
• Dual-cut strategy for theaters and streaming
• Hopes for contained Snyder closures at DC
• Consolidation leading to fewer, sharper releases
• Convenience vs ownership: when to stream or buy
• Theater etiquette and why the experience suffered
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Chapters
1. Setting The Stage: Netflix And WB (00:00:00)
2. Personal Bias: Streaming Over Theaters (00:02:47)
3. Snyder Fans, Gunn Fatigue, DC Hopes (00:03:57)
4. Physical Media Anxiety (00:08:02)
5. Theatrical Windows And Netflix Cinemas (00:12:25)
6. Two Cuts Strategy: Theater vs Streaming (00:17:00)
7. Consolidation, Fewer Releases, Quality Hopes (00:20:45)
8. The Case For Discs And Cult Survival (00:25:15)
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