Warner Bros. Discovery did something good to change. Over the past month, 30 different films of different qualities have been transferred to YouTube. You can watch them immediately for free. No catch.
It is an unusual move of a company that seems aggressively anti-artistic since executive director David Suslav consolidated the discovery and warned of one company 2021. This is a company that has set off completed Batgirl movie and Coyote vs acme. I have a little hope that once Warner Bros. Tax -saving banks, got from not posting these pictures, maybe one day we will see them thrown on YouTube.
Here Total Playlist List. It’s a predation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Videooseries
Warner Bros. Discovery controls more YouTube channels and transmits these films to them in the last few weeks. You can watch Marlon Brand Rebellion on wealth In all your glory, watch Jeremy irons chew the landscape in the awful 2000s Dungeons & Dragons. I didn’t see Waiting for Guffman Because I was a teenager. It’s here. I never got to watch David Byrne True stories But I always wanted it. Now the obstacle to entering disappears.
The list is full of cinema masterpieces, unclear cult cinema and absolute garbage. It is an untreated cinema list, a strange landfill of things to which Warner Bros. He must not think much. William Friedkin had the theological films in the 1970s. He turned off French connection,, Exorcistand finished with Wizard.
While his career wandered in the 1980s, he posted a strange movie starring Chevy Chase, Gregory Hines and Sigourney Weaver about weapons of weapons called Probe of the century. That should be awful. Now I can watch this as God intended: in the 20-minute segments during the week on YouTube as I eat lunch.
Most of these films are not on Max, the main company’s main service. Some of them can be purchased or rented on YouTube or Amazon and others, like True storieshave fantastic editions of criteria. Some of them are unclear gems, some are totally shit, and some I have never heard of.
It’s an unusual list and it feels like some kind of experiment. Warner Bros. 100-year-old movie studio with a back catalog filled with innumerable number of movies. Studio has long tried to use that back catalog without breaking the bank. In 2009, he launched something called Warner Archive Collection. For several years, the archives would write down DVDs and Blu-rays at a consumer request if they were ordered. Instead of making a lot of pressure from vague films or movies with a little demand and pushed them into a warehouse, they would only make it if you want.
Five years later, the archive entered the electricity. Over the years, it has passed through several iterations and, for a while, even people take on video files directly from the archive. But all this closed when San was taken over by power. Most, but not all, the catalog moved on to Max.
Something seems to be on YouTube. This is the place where abandoned media can live without Warner who pay hosting. It also gets revenue from view, and some of these films have already watched hundreds of thousands of times. Mr. Nice Guya 1997 Jackie Chan vehicle, has 15 million views.
The income from that is nothing.