Warner Sending Entire 2021 Slate to HBO Max and Theaters.

[CyberpunkCentral]

Originally Posted by JayTL

Is it bad I already thought they were on there?

Nah they weren't there at first. Not every DC content is on there, much like how Disney+ doesn't have every Marvel content either. But I knew eventually they would be added at some point, though.

[JayTL]

Originally Posted by CyberpunkCentral

Nah they weren't there at first. Not every DC content is on there, much like how Disney+ doesn't have every Marvel content either. But I knew eventually they would be added at some point, though.

I know not everything is on there, just thought these went up when Harley Quinn went on it.

[EvaDK]

Originally Posted by CyberpunkCentral

Looks like WB really doesn't want to piss off Denis Villeneuve.

Warner Bros. didn't make the call; AT&T did.

And they don't have a clue about what they're doing.

[larsknudsen]

Originally Posted by CyberpunkCentral

Looks like WB really doesn't want to piss off Denis Villeneuve.

No, WB can't dump the movies financed by Legendary Pictures on HBO Max.

(I have no idea why anyone would greenlight a movie directed by Denis Villeneuve; he's awful.)

[ctujackbauer]

Originally Posted by larsknudsen

(I have no idea why anyone would greenlight a movie directed by Denis Villeneuve; he's awful.)

[Jennifer Lawrence Fan]

Originally Posted by larsknudsen

(I have no idea why anyone would greenlight a movie directed by Denis Villeneuve; he's awful.)

[ace112096]

Originally Posted by larsknudsen

(I have no idea why anyone would greenlight a movie directed by Denis Villeneuve; he's awful.)

cause
Prisoners
Enemy
Sicario
Arrival
Blade Runner 2049
all amazing and Dune will be amazing

[97_Octane]

^Not to forget Incendies. That movie is AMAZING

[larsknudsen]

Originally Posted by ace112096

cause
Prisoners
Enemy
Sicario
Arrival
Blade Runner 2049
all amazing and Dune will be amazing

Each and every one bored me to tears or caused me to press the stop button before the movie finished. Prisoners was actually morally repugnant.

[Joey9775]

Originally Posted by larsknudsen

No, WB can't dump the movies financed by Legendary Pictures on HBO Max.

(I have no idea why anyone would greenlight a movie directed by Denis Villeneuve; he's awful.)

Snyder fan. Checks out.

[larsknudsen]

Originally Posted by Joey9775

Snyder fan. Checks out.

What makes you type that?

[larsknudsen]

Originally Posted by Cliff

But no studio should have to avoid greenlighting his movies just because YOU have terrible taste.

True. I guess I'll have to put up with more commercials for Villeneuve bombs when I watch TV or YouTube.

[EvaDK]

Originally Posted by larsknudsen

(I have no idea why anyone would greenlight a movie directed by Denis Villeneuve; he's awful.)

All you need is LUV.

[Lee A Stewart]

WarnerMedia Closing Hong Kong Theatrical Division; Universal To Release WB Pictures In Market

WarnerMedia will be closing its Hong Kong theatrical office with films from Warner Bros to be released by Universal Pictures in the market from January 1, Deadline has confirmed. Layoffs are expected in Hong Kong, though an exact number is not yet clear.

https://deadline.com/2020/12/warnerm...es-1234661302/

Guess the Warner/Universal 10 year deal covers more than just physical media.

[s2mikey]

Originally Posted by Jennifer Lawrence Fan

Right? I dont love or even like everything he's done but they guy is an up and coming star that this industry desperately needs more of.

[CyberpunkCentral]

I just noticed something, can you improve the picture quality on Roku? Because the other day, someone here said HBO Max doesn't look good. When I decided to watch WW84 on my built-in Roku 4KTV, I noticed something was off as well. I later decided to test this out by using my PS4 with an HDMI cable instead this time around and all of a sudden the picture quality on HBO Max looked a LOT better. So, WTF!? Is there a way to get the benefits of an HDMI into Roku? Or, is it AT&T's fault? Because I noticed other streaming services have great picture quality on Roku, but it's distracting watching stuff on Disney+ and HBO Max without the HDMI benefits.

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by CyberpunkCentral

I just noticed something, can you improve the picture quality on Roku? Because the other day, someone here said HBO Max doesn't look good. When I decided to watch WW84 on my built-in Roku 4KTV, I noticed something was off as well. I later decided to test this out by using my PS4 with an HDMI cable instead this time around and all of a sudden the picture quality on HBO Max looked a LOT better. So, WTF!? Is there a way to get the benefits of an HDMI into Roku? Or, is it AT&T's fault? Because I noticed other streaming services have great picture quality on Roku, but it's distracting watching stuff on Disney+ and HBO Max without the HDMI benefits.

Its based on device I believe. Certain Roku devices apparently do look better. I watch WW84 on my Roku 4K Premier it looked ok but some what washed out. When I went direct off my android TV to the HBO max app WW84 looked 100x better.

“Wonder Woman 1984” will also be available to stream in 4K and Dolby Vision on Apple TV 4K, Amazon Fire Stick 4K, Amazon Fire TV Cube (and Fire Edition TVs), Chromecast Ultra, and select Android TV devices.

HBO Max has rolled an update that will bring 4K HDR support to Roku Ultra, Roku Premiere, Roku Streaming Stick+, and Roku 4K TVs. Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos will only work on the latest Roku Ultra device.

Seems you need at least a Roku Ultra to get the best of the best from HBO Max.

[chetripley80]

Originally Posted by R3P0

Its based on device I believe. Certain Roku devices apparently do look better. I watch WW84 on my Roku 4K Premier it looked ok but some what washed out. When I went direct off my android TV to the HBO max app WW84 looked 100x better.



Seems you need at least a Roku Ultra to get the best of the best from HBO Max.

Not just the Roku Ultra, but the Roku Ultra model just released a few months ago. The 2019 Roku Ultra model I bought in November 2019 would not play Wonder Woman in 4K.

[Warm Gun]

Prisoners - 3.5/5
Enemy - Haven't seen it.
Sicario - 3.5/5
Arrival - 3/5
Blade Runner 2049 - 3.5/5

Originally Posted by 97_Octane

^Not to forget Incendies.

3.5/5

Yeah, not a fan of his either. He makes good, competent movies, but I just don't like any of them that much.

Good luck producing a movie like Dune on a streaming budget. It won't happen. I'm doubtful it will become a trilogy now.

[THF90]

Originally Posted by CyberpunkCentral

I just noticed something, can you improve the picture quality on Roku? Because the other day, someone here said HBO Max doesn't look good. When I decided to watch WW84 on my built-in Roku 4KTV, I noticed something was off as well. I later decided to test this out by using my PS4 with an HDMI cable instead this time around and all of a sudden the picture quality on HBO Max looked a LOT better. So, WTF!? Is there a way to get the benefits of an HDMI into Roku? Or, is it AT&T's fault? Because I noticed other streaming services have great picture quality on Roku, but it's distracting watching stuff on Disney+ and HBO Max without the HDMI benefits.

I watched WW84 on my Roku Ultra and it looked awful to me as well.

I have an OLED and the HDR kicked on, but I’ve not watched a streaming 4k film that has looked as bad as this did.

Hope they can get things worked out.