That would be limiting future ads buys, that is not “pulling an ad”. A completely different thing. “Pulling” something is when you pull an already bought and paid for product off the market, and I just don’t see that happening.
Is there anything you can’t argue?
I’m aware of where the term came from.
I think it’s same across most platforms though. I expect the same ads until next week. And depending on how the second weekend does we’ll probably see a dramatic drop in future ads next week when all the existing ad buys will likely have ended.
I wasn’t suggesting it was a linear world…so your pretentious lecturing is misplaced as usual. It’s certainly not that world…because then Disney made enough revenue off fees and ads to finance the other parts of their empire…unlike now where they scrap to break even and have content costs trouble on the stream that will never be solved - which is why about 5 of y’all on the movie threads are now insistent on propagating the myth that box office flops make money forever on Disney plus.
Completely agree, I was just giving a scenario where I could see another buy while still in theaters even if I don’t think it’ll happen.
And there is zero reason to believe they would completely discontinue any ads already bought and paid for just because that is what would have happened 15-20+ years ago on linear, ie ads for this week will continue to be played.
Contracts and money has already been paid on ads. Why would they pull paid for ads?
You've apparently missed the last page of discussion.
You guys go too fast.
All the apples die at the end. So does anyone win?
It’s been replaced with a rotten tomato.
