I have to say, I’m actually pretty impressed with how studios have been handling their streaming services so far. When it became clear that every studio under the sun would launch their own service, I
Theaters have been around for over a little under a hundred and twenty years, with the first one opening in 1905, and the industry only grew from there. Filling the seats required studios to produce
I don’t think I could paint a more starkly different picture if I tried. Earlier today, I wrote up a report on Apple TV+ and how only 10% of those eligible for a free year
As time has proven with many different services and products, simply handing out something for free doesn’t necessarily mean people will use it. In this day and age, almost every service out there has at
I’ll admit it. This is a bit disappointing for me. Back when MoviePass started its $9.95 a month deal, I had hoped for the best. I had hoped the economics would somehow work itself out
The Streaming Wars have officially begun, and with it, we’ve seen a lot o big entertainment giants start to consolidate their content under one banner. Disney is pulling their content from all the streamers. NBCUniversal
[caption id="attachment_154814" align="alignnone" width="400"] Producers Guild of America banner[/caption] The Producers Guild of America announced its 12th annual Produced By Conference to be held at the Fox Studio Lot in Los Angeles on June 6-7
It goes without saying that 2019 was a big year for franchises. Avengers: Endgame broke records to become the highest-grossing film of all-time, and the Star Wars saga came to an end. Fast & Furious
There are notable performances and films the past year that will be honored during the awards season. The people behind the scenes should also be honored for their hard work and dedication, in which made
Surprise, surprise, Netflix is good at spending money. Every year we report on just how much the streamer is spending, and each year, it seems to inflate substantially. Given that it has long since been
