Not hyperbole at all."incredible"- hyperbole much?
Yes, it is made for the the blind adults.
Not hyperbole at all."incredible"- hyperbole much?
Yes, it is made for the the blind adults.
"incredible"- hyperbole much?
Yes, it is made for the the blind adults.
I’m sure Apple appreciates your concern, but I'm pretty sure they’ll be ok.I'll say this — I have a small stack of awards screeners sitting on my desk and it's growing each day, but none of them are (yet) from Apple. If they want to get recognized, they need to increase their access and visibility among the folks who drive it, because there is a ton of content out there that viewers are being asked to consider.
It's certainly worked for Netflix (who I might add, has one of the more aggressive awards strategies, offering voters 3 free service months, in addition to physical screeners of some of their top entries and even those arrived early. And last year, their in-person screenings pulled out every single stop... food, drinks, interactive displays, commemorate blankets and occasionally David Harbour. Although to be fair, he may have just been there for the food and drinks...)
Apple just seems new to all of this and perhaps operates under the assumption that attaching their logo (and Steven Spielberg) to things entails some sort of obligatory praise, regardless of what follows. But they are starting from ground zero in this endeavor and all indications are that they are still somewhat behind the curve when it comes to navigating the ins and outs of content creation. It's going to take more than simply launching a service at this point to generate sustained buzz.
You’re watching it wrong
“You’re watching it wrong.”
I guess they are just holding it wrong.
If Steve were still here: “You’re not watching it right.”
Hahaha.. Always there are critics, even Jesus Christ has a lot of critics... what I find amusing is that the producers reacting to this criticsi thought since they are in this business for a long time already they already have the balls to suck it up and man up.
i thought since they are in this business for a long time already they already have the balls to suck it up and man up.
Wow - and I hate both Batwoman and Watchmen with a burning passion. Huh. I guess I’ll just watch shows with high audience scores then. I’m not an auteur but I know good entertainment when I see it. I don’t watch TV for the art - I go to museums for that.Critics are critics, Sometimes they get it right and sometimes don't
Rotten Tomatoes: batwoman 73% audience 12%
Watchmen 96% audience 43%
So far it looks like big audience are liking the Apple shows, actually all of them. They have surprisingly high launch lineup and more (servant) coming already next week.
Some people talk lot about Apple needing back catalog, i don't think they need. They are building very strong foundation for their service with very strong shows. And eventually that's going to be their Big selling point.
Think about netflix it's full of crap, and propably lot of shows which very few ever watch. And they put out more and more shows and movies all the time.
I like the fact that Apple TV+ only have few shows. It's easy to follow and even start watching all the shows. Which Exactly i'm doing currently and propably many others too.
Next week we can start watching completely new show and december too and i'm going to start watching both of the new shows, based on what i've experienced so far with the Apple TV+
Critics are critics, Sometimes they get it right and sometimes don't
Rotten Tomatoes: batwoman 73% audience 12%
Watchmen 96% audience 43%
So far it looks like big audience are liking the Apple shows, actually all of them. They have surprisingly high launch lineup and more (servant) coming already next week.
Some people talk lot about Apple needing back catalog, i don't think they need. They are building very strong foundation for their service with very strong shows. And eventually that's going to be their Big selling point.
Think about netflix it's full of crap, and propably lot of shows which very few ever watch. And they put out more and more shows and movies all the time.
I like the fact that Apple TV+ only have few shows. It's easy to follow and even start watching all the shows. Which Exactly i'm doing currently and propably many others too.
Next week we can start watching completely new show and december too and i'm going to start watching both of the new shows, based on what i've experienced so far with the Apple TV+
This type of misinformed (at best) opinion is why some of the hate
Sure there is. Content is king. Disney has a century of content. They don't need apple so they have all the negotiating power. They can keep all the money for themselves. Apple did go to all the companies and try to license content. Nobody would play ball. They don't need to.
Which is why all companies are pulling their shows back from Netflix, hulu and amazon and launching their own streaming services. Any why Netflix and amazon are working so hard on originals. Content is power.
AppleTV+ can't fail...to fail this needs to be a business first.. starting streaming with 8 show is not a business. ..make it a business first and then we can talk about how successful it is..100% true. I see haters on Macrumors EVERYDAY that are foaming at the mouth to see AppleTV+ fail. I also see them on Twitter and in the media.
AppleTV+ can't fail...to fail this needs to be a business first.. starting streaming with 8 show is not a business. ..make it a business first and then we can talk about how successful it is..
Care you explain how thats a business, considering Apple is ready to give it free +250 million times in one year?That’s one stupid comment, of course it’s business. I don’t see how amount of content have anything to do with that?
Care you explain how thats a business, considering Apple is ready to give it free +250 million times in one year?
YOU have to be really stupid to pay for 8 shows every month + one/two monthly drop. You might as well buy the shows if you really like them and still save $$....but wait.. you can't buy them as well...cause this is not a real business...
So any service which gives a free trial isn’t considered a real business?
I can’t buy any of the shows on Netflix either. Does this mean Netflix isn’t a real business?
What makes you think Apple is going to give TV+ away anywhere near 250 million times in one year lol?Care you explain how thats a business, considering Apple is ready to give it free +250 million times in one year?
YOU have to be really stupid to pay for 8 shows every month + one/two monthly drop. You might as well buy the shows if you really like them and still save $$....but wait.. you can't buy them as well...cause this is not a real business...
250 M = yearly iPhone + Mac sales, I didn't even consider the AM student plan or the other screens like iPad.What makes you think Apple is going to give TV+ away anywhere near 250 million times in one year lol?
And Apple doesn’t have any obligation to sell their original content anywhere they don’t want to. Right now, it’s only available on the Apple TV+ service. But Apple can decide to offer it for sale at some later date if they wish, right?
Apple never said they were going to run the one year free deal for a full year; it could end at any time.250 M = yearly iPhone + Mac sales, I didn't even consider the AM student plan or the other screens like iPad.
Sure, I think they will do the usual content business thing when this actually becomes a content business for them. ATM this is a just a middle of nothing, a best half hearted effort, PR at best effort - don't blame them. There is nothing apple about these shows.. they have the ex Sony guys acquiring content.. thats it.. they haven't done any gangster moves to show that they are really into it.. what the @$^@#% they were doing when the world was buying HBO and FOX? The whole media landscape has change in last 24-36 month and Apple decided to sit on the sideline. They did the opposite with music, bought beats, got real talent and see where are they now in streaming...usually a pole or podium position in every market?
Apple never said they were going to run the one year free deal for a full year; it could end at any time.
But I think you misunderstand their intentions. They’re not trying to become a huge media company; if that’s what they wanted they could buy AT&T, Comcast, Viacom or Disney. They’re not interested.
As far as I can tell, initially they’re content to offer more value to those buying into the iPad/iPhone/Mac/AppleTV ecosystem. Five years from now when they have hundreds of titles, it’ll be a legit service that can also generate revenue. Like Arcade, they’re leveraging their installed base of 1.5 billion (upwards of 2 billion by 2025) devices to create a revenue stream.So honest question here, what are they trying to become? What are their intentions?