Damn it. Why it must be Amazon?
I hope it is decent enough.
Cause money...
If the won the bid, I trust what they can deliver as they have been more aggressive with trying to get that type of content, look at the Fallout deal the got, shit they bought MGM, if anything look at the films and shows they've been doing.
It being under Amazon is a great thing tbh, this isn't the same Amazon from 8 years ago, what they've been doing to compete with Netflix needs to be factored instead of just past views or something. I trust what they have to bring to that IP if Sony does.
Mibu no ookami
Agreed. Right now I'd say Amazon is bidding the hardest and making the bigger moves to compete with Netflix compared to others, I'd only put Apple slightly higher on your tier, but I believe its spot on.
imho and I don't mean to be rude to those on the thread, but in all honesty, most...just don't know what the fuck they are talking about regarding this subject. As someone that is a massive film lover and pays attention to where all this is going, I do my best not to force my bias on what I like or don't like with a streaming company and just look at the facts of what they've been doing recently
Netflix is the king of spending right now, some of the biggest deals in history all line up with them, like deal after fucking deal. The stories of them legit spending 100 million to get House Of Cards from a single phone call show what they are willing to do to get the best content, thus they are the ones to beat right now. Ryan Murphy, Shonda Rhimes, Dave Chappelle, the list goes on, they are willing to pay WILDLY to get the best writers, directors, studios and you have to beat them in price to get those contracts and take those deals.
Fallout should have fucking shown people that Amazon is NOT just sitting by and playing the same role, something changed and they are bidding more aggressively to get those contracts and something tells me its the budget that is getting those studios to side with them as its a price war at this point (well its always been that lol)
Amazon saving The Expanse and that Tom Clancy deal is what started to change a lot with Amazon.
Then they got the Fallout deal, Bought MGM, now this. I think people need to start really looking at what they are doing instead of this same 2015 logic that doesn't fucking makes sense in 2022 where they are willing to BUY MGM to get James Bond.
Willing to spend over $450 MILLION for a Lord Of The Rings series, I think people need to really, really fucking look at what they are doing with fresh eyes to understand this. I think when they really tried to compete with Netflix in 2015 with The Man In The High Castle, I think they really, really wanted a hit and spent like it and the show not doing well made them feel like it was pointless, years later...clearly something changed and they are competing head on now with these contracts.
So.....I think many of you need to hear this shit, if Elder Scrolls has a show, don't be shocked Amazon and Netflix are fighting it out for that contract.
Netflix budget is like 17 billion, Amazon spent 8 billion on MGM alone likely to get the James Bond IP, people need to get out of their heads that this is 2015 folks, both are competing with massive budgets and playing for keeps.