Probably gonna be a $20 rental

You have to consider how much money was spent making the film with a targeted worldwide cinema release. Even with the $30 they probably won't get near what they could have made, and they definitely wouldn't have gotten it just from additional sign ups of their regular service to watch this

They tried it lol

Not bad

If they dropped it on regular PVOD it would've been $30 regardless, they're just cutting out the middleman

LMAOOOOO imagine paying $30 to watch a movie

just a few hours to download it for free b

you ever seen IMAX prices in New York/LA?

na bro i would never go to an IMAX theatre in a big city lol that’s just common sense

So it’s still Tenet vs Mulan, I‘m really excited to find out what movie makes more money and what it means for the industry.

This may be a smart move in the long run

A lot fo people subbed to D+ are families

If you got a family of 4 thats less than $8 a ticket

lol i got a wife and that’s it bro if i’ma pay that kind of money to see a movie i’ma just go to one of the open theaters in Chicago

way too generous with the numbers

I mean it's an example

realistically i can see 15mil paying so that would be $450,000,000 directly to them

Profit of about $25-50mil during a pandemic would be good

I'm not tryna hear people complain about this being behind Disney+ if they're okay with how Disney locks $65 UFC PPVs behind ESPN+

30 dollars wtf. Plus the subscription.

But it feels good watching a new movie at home. Specially now.

Critics b

You think one in four Disney plus subscribers are gonna pay for Mulan? I think a big portion of subscribers are teenage/ young adults that are into marvel or SW n have an appreciation for the brand and maybe half are families. I think one in four families is still a lot, maybe possible, but $30 for a remake in a recession is wild

I mean that's 30 USD, we don't know the price point in other countries yet

Excited for this but 30$?

This bout to make solid money in China too

Good point