It's dirt cheap after the three months it's been out and openly available on every streaming service/Blu Ray/DVD, so it's just free money for Paramount at this point. I think NTEK believes that having Interstellar gives them some cache with the studios. Despite the massive loss on their fictitious balance sheet, the title has certainly legitimized NTEK amongst naive investors, which is all the management cares about at this point.
Remember, Fed Inmate Foley and four or five others have tens upon tens of millions of Rule 144 shares coming off restriction in the July/August timeframe. Go back through the disclosures. What's it to them to issue more shares, pump them into the market, and pass along the money to a few studios to keep this thing afloat a few more months?
Despite how inept NTEK is, nobody wants to join Fed Inmate Foley in the shower room, so as long as they can keep this sham going a bit longer and pay for a few known titles with someone else's money, a few NTEK folks will make out well.
To their credit, they tried a play for buyout that initially sounded good, but quickly fell apart when real numbers were asked for.
But for all those that think UF has some sort of "promotion" with Samsung, look no further than Samsung's huge push with Netflix - where they are offering a year of Netflix 4K (and HD) free with the purchase of a Samsung UHD TV. That's the kind of real marketing and promotion that can drive sales - something UF will never achieve.
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