Despite not having any attachment to the characters, I want to watch it. Actually I want this thing to be successful ao may they can expand to other countries. It would be awesome to have a place that I can watch all DC content, all the cartoons old and new and the DC animation that is just amazing.
On ?9?/?22?/?2018 at 12:29 AM, NeedlessImmortals said:Yep if there ever comes a day when there isn't any internet or the power goes out I can just hook up my tv up to a generator and I'm set?
I usually go for my portable DVD player, but whatever works for you.
3 hours ago, mako said:That's the way to go. You can pick and choose the shows you actually want to see, and with DVD/Blu-Ray you don't have to worry about your show being dropped at a moments notice.
Yep if there ever comes a day when there isn't any internet or the power goes out I can just hook up my tv up to a generator and I'm set?
8 hours ago, NeedlessImmortals said:There really are way too many streaming services, I just buy my shows and movies physically. I may get a service if all these companies decide to get together to make an affordable bundle but until then its not worth it to me.
That's the way to go. You can pick and choose the shows you actually want to see, and with DVD/Blu-Ray you don't have to worry about your show being dropped at a moments notice.
On 9/8/2018 at 7:11 PM, mako said:As it stands, I already subscribe to Netflix, Hulu and Funimation, plus I'm shopping around for a Live TV streaming service that's supported by my platform of choice (PS 4). Even if I had that kind of money to burn, how many streaming services should one person subscribe to on the possibility you might like one or two of the shows on them?
Bottom line, Joe Average doesn't have the green to throw at every streamer that comes down the pike, and the people who do have that kind of disposable income don't get it by throwing their money away recklessly.
Keep your eyes open, we're about to see another implosion just like the comic book and syndicated TV "network" crashes of the 90s.
There really are way too many streaming services, I just buy my shows and movies physically. I may get a service if all these companies decide to get together to make an affordable bundle but until then its not worth it to me.
I feel like Wiseman is the wrong choice for this project, but I'm hoping I'm wrong. I really like Swamp Thing and it would be cool to see a live action adaptation of the comic.
I'm subscribed to Hulu, Netflix and Direct TV Now for live TV so I'm not interested in getting yet another subscription service nor can I afford it. It seems that every multimedia company is scrambling to get a subscription service and have exclusive content and it's not gonna work out for everyone.
20 hours ago, Belmont13 said:not that I'm gonna subscribe to DC's streaming service.
As it stands, I already subscribe to Netflix, Hulu and Funimation, plus I'm shopping around for a Live TV streaming service that's supported by my platform of choice (PS 4). Even if I had that kind of money to burn, how many streaming services should one person subscribe to on the possibility you might like one or two of the shows on them?
Bottom line, Joe Average doesn't have the green to throw at every streamer that comes down the pike, and the people who do have that kind of disposable income don't get it by throwing their money away recklessly.
Keep your eyes open, we're about to see another implosion just like the comic book and syndicated TV "network" crashes of the 90s.
This is good news I love the majority of Len Weisman's work he has great cinematography in his movies with a nice dark environment that would work well in this series. I was a fan of the old series and the movies so hopefully this one will be good, not that I'm gonna subscribe to DC's streaming service.
As much as I loved the original Swamp Thing series on USA Network, I pretty much only got into itfor Kari Wuhrer. Once she left, so did I.
Somehow I doubt DC Universe has got anything that can top TVs cutest ingenue. PASS.
