Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Movie theaters bite back!

"Cinemas are 'considering slashing Warner Bros ticket prices so low the studio would get nothing back' after the company's decision to release its 2021 film slate on HBO Max.

AMC and Cinemark theaters are reportedly considering dropping ticket prices for Warner Bros films so low that the studio would almost get nothing back
Sources claim that the drop could be between $3 and $5 with the theaters keeping between 75 to 80 per cent of the revenue."

Way to go Stanks! You've not only managed to P Off your employees, your customers, and your investors, but now even your business partners hate doing business with this company!

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Post ID: @OP+18sF9Azw

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So they are going to promote Warner Bros movies by driving up their customers base? Sounds great. More people watching their movies cheaper will get them more customers in future years.

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Post ID: @6iil+18sF9Azw

Just accelerating theaters slow death. This is what leading companies do, others will follow.

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Post ID: @1gmu+18sF9Azw

The theaters got nothing to loose. More power to them.

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Post ID: @hnf+18sF9Azw

I'm up for a good dog fight. Especially when it will between the Pit Bulls of established cinema and the squeaky little Chihuahua from some phone company.

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Post ID: @kdd+18sF9Azw

Who cares? AMC is toast anyway it took this scamdemic to accelerate their demise

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Post ID: @krn+18sF9Azw

Stinki the miracle that keeps screwing up, lol

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Post ID: @apx+18sF9Azw

They are fighting for survival, its expected to hear a lot of barking. But it would not be wise to piss on the food they sell.

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