No money, no movies, no jobs!!
They got Trump but they also destroyed their moneymaking ability.
Direct releases to cable don't come anywhere near the revenue flow that theatre releases do.
Will it be permanent?
-RW
No money, no movies, no jobs!!
They got Trump but they also destroyed their moneymaking ability.
Direct releases to cable don't come anywhere near the revenue flow that theatre releases do.
Will it be permanent?
-RW
Oh yay! Okay, then, I'll just read a new book. What a novel idea! Oops, pardon the fun...
ReplyDeleteHollywood inserts gun barrel in mouth and pulls trigger
ReplyDeleteBetween the exodus of the wealthy and the Hollywood collapse, there are going to be some very nice Beverly Hills mansions available at clearance prices in 2021 and 2022.
ReplyDeleteDavid B.
Hollywood and most of the entertainment industry is a quagmire of ignorance an immorality especially the big name celebrities. Those that use their celebrity to endorse the ignorance and immorality that have advocated for the new (ab)normal will suffer the least from their actions. The off screen talent and hard workers behind the scenes are who will suffer the most. As much as I would like to see the celebrity Covidiots suffer it’s not worth it when it will be the working stiffs that help make them so popular loose even more.
ReplyDeleteThese people are so full of themselves they are incapable of seeing the affects of their asinine ideas. But how many of those working stiffs understand economics better than the acting dopes? Probably few of them and will blame Trump for that to. I've not see a movie at a theatre in a long time.
DeleteFrom MarketWatch, 12/26/20:
ReplyDelete"Global videogame revenue is expected to surge 20% to $179.7 billion in 2020, according to IDC data, making the videogame industry a bigger moneymaker than the global movie and North American sports industries combined. The global film industry reached $100 billion in revenue for the first time in 2019, according to the Motion Picture Association, while PwC estimated North American sports would bring in more than $75 billion in 2020."
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/videogames-are-a-bigger-industry-than-sports-and-movies-combined-thanks-to-the-pandemic-11608654990