First they had Netflix, and Netflix had "everything". The movie companies decided that they wanted more, didn't want to share the revenue with Netflix. They fragmented the market, frustrated their customers and has led to a loss of hundreds of millions of dollars on streaming. So instead of getting "more", now they have losses.
Then the writers decided that they want their share of "more", now the actors want "more" and just when the system for making movies was finally starting to run again after Covid, everything comes to a screeching halt again. "On Strike! Give Us More!"
And lets not forget about squeezing the theatrical release window so the hundreds-of-millions movie becomes just another postage stamp on the TV screen among hundreds of other postage stamps.
And the chant continues: Give Us More! Give Us More!
Just one golden egg per day.....
GoldenGoose1_HighRes.jpg
Then the writers decided that they want their share of "more", now the actors want "more" and just when the system for making movies was finally starting to run again after Covid, everything comes to a screeching halt again. "On Strike! Give Us More!"
And lets not forget about squeezing the theatrical release window so the hundreds-of-millions movie becomes just another postage stamp on the TV screen among hundreds of other postage stamps.
And the chant continues: Give Us More! Give Us More!
Just one golden egg per day.....
GoldenGoose1_HighRes.jpg
Comment