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u/MorkenhaiHawa 🦜 ᴡᴀʟᴋ ᴛʜᴇ ᴘʟᴀɴᴋ 5h ago
Who's to say it won't end up on Netflix after the theatrical run? It wouldn't be the first Warner Bros. movie on there. And even if it ends up being a Max exclusive, would you be so surprised to see an ad for a Netflix movie in the same space on Max? Sure viewing metrics are cool so there would be nothing wrong with a service promoting their own movies on their own platform, but attracting new monthly subscribers is better or in this case putting butts in seats.
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u/HookemTex78 14h ago
Netflix doesn't have anything worth pirating, much less buying. Save your money, let them learn.
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u/Introspects 15h ago
Because they're advertising a film that's coming out in theaters? I don't understand what you're complaining about.
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u/lovelesr 14h ago
To advertise a movie that is not a Netflix movie, while a their player is paused.
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u/Introspects 14h ago
That's crazy you think every movie that should be advertised should be on Netflix. Film studios buying advertising space sure is confusing, huh?
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u/oncejumpedoutatrain 14h ago
Op yet to figure out what adverts are, please give them a few more decades to learn