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EFO Films has produced more than 80 films which have grossed in excess of $1,000,000,000 box office ticket sales worldwide—an average of roughly $13,000,000 per film. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmett/Furla/Oasis_Films
It's hilarious how everyone badmouths Moviepass on losing money when there are plenty of other high-prices companies that lose money on a much grander scale. It's like people suddenly care about Moviepass' business model, but don't question Spotify or something.
No VC? How about Chris Kelley?
I don't think we're close enough to having high enough of a float yet to even worry about a R/S. Maybe if they add a few hundred million more shares, but for now we're sitting at maybe 100m? That seems fair for now.
I'm glad to see someone take on Rotten Tomatoes. That site is overly negative, and critic reviews don't necessarily reflect what people like to see.
MoviePass could save this summer’s bad movies https://qz.com/1283996/moviepass-could-save-this-summers-bad-movies/ $HMNY
“In the summer, you have a lot of blockbusters that people will go to regardless of whether they’re good … and it’s MoviePass, so I don’t really have to pay for it,” Jeff Bock, senior box office analyst at Exhibitor Relations, told Quartz. “It’s probably a boon to bad sequels everywhere that MoviePass exists.”
It could be good news for upcoming sequels like Mission: Impossible—Fallout and the next Mamma Mia film, which both hit theaters this summer. Mid-budget titles like Adrift could also get a lift from adventurous MoviePass members; the company partners with studios to promote some smaller titles like RBG and Beast to its members.
MoviePass said its customers are more willing to take shots on movies than other theatergoers. Nearly half said they see movies with MoviePass that they wouldn’t normally see in theaters, a survey conducted by the National Research Group for the Hollywood Reporter found. MoviePass cited the data in its most recent earnings release.
CEO Mitch Lowe previously told Quartz that MoviePass was planning to build its own user-driven recommendation engine, which could make subscribers less susceptible to negative reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. Some Hollywood producers pinned the downfall of poorly reviewed movies last summer on the movie-review aggregation site. “They tell us they would prefer to read reviews by fellow MoviePass subscribers than go to Rotten Tomatoes,” Lowe said of his members. “They find Rotten Tomatoes to be overly negative.”
The Bears will have their Day of Reckoning. It will be messy. Get your popcorn ready. $HMNY
Patiently waiting this one out. $lrdr
Unjustifiable market cap here, company did almost $2mil revs last year. $DKGR
Just soaked up some 13s. I mean really! LOL $DKGR
Your numbers are wrong by a longshot
That's exactly what's happening. Anyone who was using Moviefone got an email saying so. MF shutting down, sections being integrated into MP. MF website will still be active, but the app is gone.
What's your definition of toast? Because it looks like we're still here. LOL everyone with their sky-is-falling predictions starting to make me laugh.
Yep everything here is legit. Real business, real revenues. Factories, regular orders from large retailers. Not your typical penny stock. $DKGR
It's a good thing when the company needs money to operate and it can justifiably use that money to bring growth. And it brings more stability to a stock, so there's less volatility.
Great hits on ask this morning and almost no bid whacking. Things are definitely brewing. $DKGR
Nice hits on the ask this morning. $DKGR
Is everyone just sitting here fidgeting waiting on news to happen? Technically there is no direct quote of Farnsworth saying news will be released at Cannes, so for all we know the writer for the Variety article misconstrued that Ted said. Wouldn't be the first time for underpaid reporters to do something like that.
Read the article again closely, look for any direct quote of Farnsworth saying news will be released at Cannes. I don't see any. Just inference by a hasty reporter imo. http://variety.com/2018/film/markets-festivals/moviepass-owner-service-not-dying-1202808835/
Almost no volume but way up today. We're so primed for takeoff it hurts!
Thin? More like 2 trillion A/S, 1.1 trillion O/S, 2 billion float. Thin my ass lmao!
Wow I come back months later and this company is still in the shitter. Glad I pulled out when I did. Good luck everyone, you're going to need it.
Very lukewarm reaction to the 10q. At least the going concern has been updated to reflect that we have at least a year of operations before more capital needs to be raised. I think that's a positive for a fledgling tech company that still has lots of room to grow.
Seriously all this ridiculous hype over a company like fusz who's 10q just came out, and let's just say it's not all that flattering. now there's this company actually makes millions a year, instead of spending millions for thousands in revs, and it can't even gain the traction it deserves.
We are in an age where technology and entertainment merge to deliver the thrill of the front row seat to the hand held device, or to the ultra high definition experience delivered from today’s television screen. Creation and distribution models struggle to adapt to the challenging global environment, and the complex interplay social media now has on the consuming public.
World Nation Live Entertainment, building upon its direct relationships with legendary performers and event production partners, and through the bridge of technology, will deliver cross platform interaction to expand reach while improving the creator and consumer value model.
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World Nation Live Entertainment. Inc., (CWTC), builds upon its direct relationships with legendary performers and event production partners. Through the bridge of technology, World Nation Live Entertainment will deliver cross platform interaction to expand reach. We intend to improve the creator and consumer value model. Many high profile quality music titles are already secured. World Nation Live Entertainment intends to continue to acquire and own various rights in the following categories: Audio Music Rights, Movie & Film Libraries, Radio Stations, TV Stations, Representation of Celebrities Estates, New Releases of Dance Music Artist, and TV Show Rights.
time to smack that ask if you want to see pennies, no joke $cwtc
low floater here $cwtc
More like too early lol
$NFLX is valued at $1150 a user, $HMNY Moviepass is valued at $0.10
Something will trigger a proper valuation per user of this service. There is no tech company like this. Assuming we have 3 million users, our market cap only equates to about $0.10 a user. That's WAY too low imo. It could settle between 100-1000% than what it is now, hell even 10,000% higher would not be out of the realm of possibility. https://www.theatlas.com/charts/N1QFzlXv
$2 mil revs, are you kidding me? people will be scrambling $DKGR
nice hits $dkgr
41% OF MOVIEPASS SUBSCRIBERS WOULD PAY OVER DOUBLE THE CURRENT PRICE TO KEEP THE SERVICE ALIVE $HMNY https://exstreamist.com/report-41-of-moviepass-subscribers-would-pay-over-double-the-current-price-to-keep-the-service-alive/
$HMNY Gotti premiere tomorrow at Cannes, wide release in a month http://variety.com/2018/film/news/john-travolta-gotti-cannes-premiere-1202809603/
huge breakout happening right now $betsd
Whoever put up all their shares at 5 really needs to learn how to trade