Cattle Mutilation
Superstar
Life comes at you fast when you are 34 (I'm rounding up since the 34th bday is coming in a month).This is the most middle aged sentace I have read and I totally agree with you.
Walmart Reportedly Planning Streaming Service to Rival Netflix
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James Gordon
Superstar
Great value an chill
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Getting shows and movies everybody wants is not that easy anymore. Those studios and networks got hip to the game and now overcharge Netflix, Amazon, etc. to stream their content.. up into the hundreds of millions. It was cheap and easy to get content when they first started but now Netflix and and likes are threathing the very fabric of network television and the movie industry so now if they want their content they gotta bend over and pay up big money. That's why they started to make their own shows and movies. Walmart or any new player is going to face the same shyt. If you want all the 'crack' on Netflix then they'll have to raise to monthly price to at least $20 bucks a month for starters.
I'm astounded at someone being such a consistently awful poster
richaveli83
Veteran
yo girl come over lets watch some walmart
steadyrighteous
Veteran
I'm convinced his grandaddy left him a grip in his will then he put all the money on Blockbuster in '07 and been regrettin' it ever since.
He is to Netflix what @Jacksonville Swaguar is to Rosario Dawson.
walmart plus?
that sounds fukking nasty
sounds like some bougie ass costco ass membership
that sounds fukking nasty
sounds like some bougie ass costco ass membership
humminbird
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they sold vudu and now they want to go back in.
this would only work if they make some sort of deal like you get a free pvod movie a month or something
but knowing how walmart rolls I'm expecting a deal with hallmark in the next 5 months
this would only work if they make some sort of deal like you get a free pvod movie a month or something
but knowing how walmart rolls I'm expecting a deal with hallmark in the next 5 months
FunkDoc1112
Heavily Armed
That ugly ass name gonna flop
they sold vudu and now they want to go back in.
this would only work if they make some sort of deal like you get a free pvod movie a month or something
but knowing how walmart rolls I'm expecting a deal with hallmark in the next 5 months
they sold it?
talk about retarded
humminbird
Veteran
yeah a year or two ago
Walmart's streaming service to be bought by Comcast-owned Fandango
Walmart Inc's video-on-demand service, Vudu, said on Monday it would be acquired by Fandango Media LLC, a movie ticketing service owned by cable company Comcast Corp.
www.reuters.com
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Aint every major media company already have their own streaming app or coming out with one?
Walmart would have to pay premium prices if they want those shows on their platform or come up with their own original content.
Walmart would have to pay premium prices if they want those shows on their platform or come up with their own original content.