the greenman
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DCUNIVERSE has all of those as well.You forgot the Superman serials...or were those made after the Fleischer shorts?
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DCUNIVERSE has all of those as well.You forgot the Superman serials...or were those made after the Fleischer shorts?
Audience on U Verse/DirecTV is to transition to a HBO Max Preview Channel.
So is the actual name 'HBO Max Preview Channel? What will it show? Just an episode or two of HBO Max original series on a loop?
https://deadline.com/2020/01/att-aud...ax-1202825243/
If all it is is a loop of promos/trailers?I guess it will be like other preview/barker channels, it will be a loop of promos and trailers. This is a good idea, as a flaw with streaming services is that it can be hard to decide what to watch and also one place to announce news on what's coming to HBO Max. I have seen preview channels airing exclusive previews before, but this was quite rare.
On HBO Max, it would also be good if there's a linear mix playlist feature based on recommendations (although the streaming service will have a good recommendation system) and possibly some streaming linear channels with a schedule set by Warner themselves, if a viewer likes the show, they should be able to go directly to the show's other episodes.
No interest in signing up for another streaming subscription. HBO Max has yet to show me a single reason why this is something I must have.
Not to mention this service completely cannibalizes DC Universe.
With HBO Max, they wouldn't even need to cancel DC Universe's show if they end the service. I'm near the point where I'm about to unsubscribe but I really want to see Stargirl.DC Universe seems like it's set to end up becoming the DC equivalent to Marvel Unlimited more then anything else.
See, I'm wondering how long Netflix Arrowverse deal is gonna really last. According to this, they already made changes for the future:With HBO Max, they wouldn't even need to cancel DC Universe's show if they end the service. I'm near the point where I'm about to unsubscribe but I really want to see Stargirl.
And yes, I know the trick of subscribing and unsubscribing only when something you like is airing but that always strikes me as a hassle.
Netflix’s agreement with The CW’s parent companies, Warner Bros. and CBS, ensured that CW series like Riverdale, Supernatural, The Flash, and Arrow automatically ended up on Netflix after a season’s initial run on network television. The deal was first signed in 2011 and re-upped in 2016, but the network doesn’t plan to renew it when the contract expires this spring, The Verge can confirm. That means new shows, such as Batwoman, Nancy Drew, and Riverdale spinoff Katy Keene won’t automatically end up on Netflix.
Still, many beloved CW series will remain on Netflix, according to the company. Netflix will continue to receive new seasons of shows that are already on the streaming service, like Riverdale, Flash, and Dynasty. Additionally, any CW shows that premiered through this most recent 2018 / 2019 season will remain on Netflix throughout their lifetime, meaning nothing is going to leave the service either.
With HBO Max, they wouldn't even need to cancel DC Universe's show if they end the service. I'm near the point where I'm about to unsubscribe but I really want to see Stargirl.
And yes, I know the trick of subscribing and unsubscribing only when something you like is airing but that always strikes me as a hassle.
Right now it's either or. Seeing how DCU is cheaper in comparison to HBOmax, they aren't willing to allow us to keep the low price, Id personally rather stick with DCU. Also, I support niche/genre programming like Shudder and Crunchyroll who are hanging in there, even though it isn't my thing.What they should do is absorb DC Universe into HBO Max.
That's an unreasonable expectation.I do hope that subscribers who pay 5 a month for Boomerang would be grandfathered under HBOmax.