The main topic for this episode is box office numbers from the first American numbers in months with Unhinged opening across most of the country to China's staggering numbers that make it seem they are back to normal even with a 50% capacity limit. Also I talk about the DC Fandome news and how WB may not be being nice to drive-in theaters.

Question for this week is do you think WB is being too rude in not giving Tenet to drive-in theaters?

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On this episode of Box Office Receipts+, I go over HBO Max. Having used the service for a few weeks now and reporting on the news about it, I tell you what it does right, wrong and what WB and AT&T can do to improve it.

What are your thoughts on HBO Max?

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This week I go over the first Harry Potter movie passing a billion thanks to China, the next big movie to premiere in China happens next week, filming gets ready to resume in the UK and Apple buys another movie!

The question for this week is do you think Sony should still make Spider-Man movies if they can't use Spider-Man in them?

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This week I go over the final plans and reopening of American theaters in most states including their deals, movies to watch and capacity per showing. For VOD Premium, I go over the new movies in development at Amazon, Netflix buying horror movies from Disney and AT&T is trying to sell Crunchyroll?

Question for the week is would you pay $9.99 for the new ViacomCBS streaming service?

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We got a few game changers in Hollywood this week with Disney taking Mulan to Disney+ in some countries, with a fee of course. We also have the final removal of the Paramount Decree which will change Hollywood in a few years and we could not go a week without talking about another issue with HBO Max.

Question this week is: Are you willing to pay $30 to buy Mulan, but it is tied to your Disney+ account?

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This week I go over groundbreaking news in Hollywood as out of nowhere, AMC and Universal have made a deal that basically kills the theatrical window. Most of Hollywood is not happy about this so I go over their thoughts, my thoughts and what the deal is actually about. Other news includes new release dates for Tenet and Peacock numbers.

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This week, we have another schedule reshuffle to go over and with it a new strategy for studios to release movies sooner rather than later. Along with that we got some Chinese box office numbers, what else is being released there, Paramount sells another movie and AT&T talks about their HBO Max numbers.

Question for this week is do you think studios should release movies in Europe and Asia first, before America? Let me know on Facebook, link to the page is below.

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We got some big news this week with Chinese cinemas starting to finally reopen. As they start to reopen, I talk about the new safety restrictions as well as the lineup of films they have to show. Also for the VOD Premium segment, I talk Netflix, Netflix, Netflix thanks to their quarterly numbers, acquisitions and new projects.

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Deadline VOD article: https://deadline.com/2020/07/viacomcbs-distribution-boss-dan-cohen-pvod-will-take-off-once-data-is-shared-as-replacement-for-theatrical-showtime-dramas-keyed-broad-peacock-deal-1202987593/

This week Universal decides to move all of their horror movies except Candyman out of 2020, movie theaters sue New Jersey and Peacock will launch without being on Roku and Amazon Fire.

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