Apple is No Longer Making Theatrical Releases a High Priority

[lovelylaura23]

'F1' could be the last Apple TV+ theatrical release https://t.co/GaJjRsYLpJ #Apple
- AppleInsider (@appleinsider) September 28, 2024
- Apple TV+ is continuing to step back from high-profile theatrical releases of its movies, with the forthcoming "F1" racing drama seen as one more test after a series of flops. Following low box office returns for

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[pseudo_shigure]

so i watched the last f1 races via an illegal stream and therefore was exposed with the actual sky f1 broadcast. and i saw the ad for that wolfs thing (i think it's playing on sky also?) and was confused bc i've never heard of that movie before even though it has big names on it and that it's on sky? i thought that's weird. lol apparently it's an apple mess. anyway, probably gonna try to watch the move about f1 called f1 illegally also bc i'm not giving hollywood my money. the plot seems stupid from the trailer tho.

[marwari_mettle]

omg where do you watch it?! I've been trying to find a free stream but can't find one

[pseudo_shigure]

i use this one: https://freestreams-live.my/skysportsf1-stream/

it's actually blocked in my country. so i have to use vpn to load the page. but once the video player appearss, i can turn off the vpn so it can stream smoothly. sometimes i can reload the page or open other pages from that site without vpn. idk it's weird like that.

[marwari_mettle]

You're the best!!! It works!!!

[ladychips]

honestly just reading that movie stars are big mad that they arent getting as much money anymore because of streaming makes me so happy

suffer being poor like me!

[thebadunkadunk]

I think a movie should run for at least four weeks in theaters to be considered for awards. I definitely stream more but there is something about seeing a movie on a giant screen

[sandstorm]

I kind of agree but I think that would be harder for smaller movies unless, by chance, they're bought up by someone bigger who can bankroll that.