Replies to post #3338 on Reeltime Rentals Inc (RLTR)

[Dollar Bill]

We are not the only people looking at Reel Time. Barry is a smart fellow and he had a plan all along. I think we are in for a nice surprize next week.
The movie guys know that this technology is cutting edge and they want a piece of the action.
The delivery is now proven. It is the best thing out there. The only decision left for the movie people is to make there best deal with the only "Reel Show" in town!

[technogeek]

I agree gleongelpi, that there probably has been a tremendous amount of preliminary work already, but when it comes to contracts, they are usually drafted by whoever of the two entities has the larger legal department, in this case, I am quite certain that the studios are in the drivers seat when it comes to contract language and timeframe to push it through.

I also agree with your assessment that once one studio signs, there will be much greater pressure on the others to sign.

I do not think it will take mutiple contracts to impact this valuation though, I think the first announcement of a contract with a major studio is going create alot of momentum.

After that, the next big question is, where is the set-top box?

Answer those two questions, and it unlocks the vault to the $25billion home video market, and the $90billion cable network market.

Something to ponder: Cable networks are limited in market share and revenue based upon a physical footprint of their network. What is the largest network footprint in the world?

PS - Sorry for the novel, once I get going it kind of just spews out.