BJJ34 wrote:The Morning Show on AppleTV. Semi compelling with big name actors.
uscbucsfan wrote:Apple tried to go at Amazon/Google with home voice assistant and failed, too.
Disney had 10 million subscribers in the first 2 days...Netflix has almost 200 million.
Apple hopes to hit 9 mil by 2020.
PrimeMinister wrote:uscbucsfan wrote:Apple tried to go at Amazon/Google with home voice assistant and failed, too.
Disney had 10 million subscribers in the first 2 days...Netflix has almost 200 million.
Apple hopes to hit 9 mil by 2020.
Netflix will survive the onslaught of new services and the Disney juggernaut. Disney will end up the second best streaming service when you add in Hulu.
Amazon will always be #3 as long as their streaming service is an add on to their shipping service.
Everyone else is too late to the party for it to matter.
Teitan wrote:It’s amazing that something like Netflix can be that in debt.
Netflix will reign supreme. They simply have better original content right now. The trouble they will be in is when they lose right to movies or shows that all their competitors are keeping for their own service. We already saw it with the Marvel stuff.
If Disney can churn out more series that are as high quality as The Mandalorian they will be in good shape. I know they have some Marvel shows in the pipe line, but I hope they come up with some original content too.
bucfanclw wrote:Teitan wrote:It’s amazing that something like Netflix can be that in debt.
Netflix will reign supreme. They simply have better original content right now. The trouble they will be in is when they lose right to movies or shows that all their competitors are keeping for their own service. We already saw it with the Marvel stuff.
If Disney can churn out more series that are as high quality as The Mandalorian they will be in good shape. I know they have some Marvel shows in the pipe line, but I hope they come up with some original content too.
Netflix has become a big budget production house that doesn't monetize through theater/BD/Digital sales or commercial insert... I can't imagine they WOULDN'T be in debt at this point.
uscbucsfan wrote:bucfanclw wrote:Netflix has become a big budget production house that doesn't monetize through theater/BD/Digital sales or commercial insert... I can't imagine they WOULDN'T be in debt at this point.
It's actually worse than I previously posted.
They are 13 billion in debt as they are spending on all of their new shows with the new competitors out there.
Snake wrote:There’s a saturation point with these subscription services and we’re looking at it.
MJW wrote:Snake wrote:There’s a saturation point with these subscription services and we’re looking at it.
Truth.
2-3 was fine. Netflix and a couple of Netflix alternatives to motivate them.
Now there will be a culling.
Zarniwoop wrote:MJW wrote:
Truth.
2-3 was fine. Netflix and a couple of Netflix alternatives to motivate them.
Now there will be a culling.
who was it that recently lampooned the influx of services....basically describing that people aren't cord cutting simply then to start buying 8 different bundles of services?
Right now I do Netflix and Amazon and do a Motocross/Supercross subscription. That's about as far as I'm willing to go. I will likely always have Amazon simply for the other services....I'll keep Netflix till someone has something better. But I won't be adding another service, it will be a replacement.
uscbucsfan wrote:We had another thread on it, but I like all of the choices more than regular cable. I never watched 95% of those channels. As I said before, if it gets to the point where the is an NFL and CFB app, I'd be set.
Right now I have:
Netflix
Disney+
Hulu Live (only during football season)
I usually wait for HBO to get a bunch of stuff and then get it for a month and watch all I can, which the next big thing is Curb.
I think NBC, CBS, FOX's apps will fail as I don't think people will sign up to JUST watch the Office/Friends re-runs.
Zarniwoop wrote:uscbucsfan wrote:We had another thread on it, but I like all of the choices more than regular cable. I never watched 95% of those channels. As I said before, if it gets to the point where the is an NFL and CFB app, I'd be set.
Right now I have:
Netflix
Disney+
Hulu Live (only during football season)
I usually wait for HBO to get a bunch of stuff and then get it for a month and watch all I can, which the next big thing is Curb.
I think NBC, CBS, FOX's apps will fail as I don't think people will sign up to JUST watch the Office/Friends re-runs.
What does Hulu live give you for football? Can you get all the NCAA games?
2. College Football on Hulu Live
Hulu Live is the streaming giant’s attempt at breaking into the live television streaming market with this cable TV alternative. Currently, there is only one plan available and it costs $45 a month.
Hulu Live review
Here are the relevant sports channels included in the plan:
ABC (in most areas)
CBS (in most areas)
NBC (in most areas)
FOX (in most areas)
ESPN
ESPN 2
ESPN 3 (via WatchESPN App)
ESPNU
ESPN Goal Line
ESPN College Extra
FS1
FS2
SEC Network
NBCSN
Big Ten Network (BTN)
Hulu is perhaps the most complete way to watch college football without cable. It includes many of the most important channels you’ll need to keep up, all in one package. Not only does it cover ESPN’s network of channels, but it offers NBC, FOX, CBS and ABC in most areas. While Sling and other similar services do offer these channels in some areas, nobody currently has as good of coverage as Hulu Live TV.
And while it’s more expensive than Sling TV, Hulu still offers excellent value. This is particularly true if you consider the fact that Hulu Live TV comes with the original Hulu, which is a huge on-demand library of thousands of entertainment options (similar to Netflix).
Zarniwoop wrote:Thx
PrimeMinister wrote:Just finished Jack Ryan Season 2. It was good follow up to season 1. I could have used an extra episode, but overall it’s good.
uscbucsfan wrote:PrimeMinister wrote:Just finished Jack Ryan Season 2. It was good follow up to season 1. I could have used an extra episode, but overall it’s good.
I was a bit disappointed with it.
I thought the writing/plot wasn't as good as the first season.
It still wasn't bad, but not something I would consider a great show.
Snake wrote:The Mandalorian is...oof. I couldn’t even make it through 1 episode. Star Wars is generally boring but a show about some niche aspect of it is even worse.
I’m sure at some point the stoic bounty hunter will let his guard down and be vulnerable and it’ll be a BIG moment.
High production values though. Respect the investment. SW just never clicks for me.
PrimeMinister wrote:uscbucsfan wrote:I was a bit disappointed with it.
I thought the writing/plot wasn't as good as the first season.
It still wasn't bad, but not something I would consider a great show.
That’s why I wanted an extra episode. Season 1 kept me in the edge of my seat. This season’s was confusing & less sharp than the first.
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