Movie In Cinema movies to be streamed at home due to CoronaVirus.

[Sonny Bonds]

Current movies The Invisible Man, Trolls will be released to stream at home

UPDATE: Trolls World Tour has been delayed in Australia until September, it will not be released here on video-on-demand.

www.news.com.au

Universal taking the first step.

Just make this the norm. $20 per movie is not bad. I prefer watching a movie at home on the big screen. You can smoke weed, get pissed, eat what you want and pause at any time.

Bring it on.

 

[GROTTO]

Current movies The Invisible Man, Trolls will be released to stream at home

UPDATE: Trolls World Tour has been delayed in Australia until September, it will not be released here on video-on-demand.

www.news.com.au

Universal taking the first step.

Just make this the norm. $20 per movie is not bad. I prefer watching a movie at home on the big screen. You can smoke weed, get pissed, eat what you want and pause at any time.

Bring it on.

This may end up killing the cinema industry in one blow.

 

[Quivorir]

Excellent. Means trolls will be avaliable nice and early for the kids

 

[crafty_bernardo]

Still prefer the big screen for many films. Especially sci-fi.


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[Ry009]

Still prefer the big screen for many films. Especially sci-fi.


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Yeah, there's always going to be a place for cinema.

Just like any other business in the world the smaller cinemas are going to be hit hard.

Have just about every streaming service known, but will still drop a few bucks for gold class for the blockbusters.

 

[GROTTO]

Still prefer the big screen for many films. Especially sci-fi.


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Definitely agree I love genuine blockbusters on the big screen.

Unfortunately nowadays, very few fit that category.

Cinemas deserve the punishment they get, they could have made the movie experience so much better and more enjoyable without exorbitant costs.

 

[Bomberboyokay]

This is speeding up the death of cinemas by a few years.

 

[Bomberboyokay]

Still prefer the big screen for many films. Especially sci-fi.

The cycle now for sci-fi and all genes is cinemas - or maybe more technically studios like Disney et al - want stuff for the broadest possible audience and if you want to make something that doesn't hit the audience over the head and hold their hand you don't bother and go straight to home viewing.

 

[Toump Ass]

I only go to the cinema to buy popcorn, blueberry choctop and novelty drinking cups full of watered down cola.
Then I go home, have some spliff and watch the movie on my laptop underneath my doona.

best of both worlds.

 

[Cleavy]

The Invisible Man, Emma, Bloodshot joins Birds of Prey, Motherless Brooklyn and more movies to be released on digital platforms early

New release movies have been fast-tracked for home viewing after all Australian cinemas were ordered to shut in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

www.news.com.au

$30 for 48 hour digital rental! (hold out for 2 months and buy the Blu-Ray for same price?)