Live Poll: Barbenheimer

@mariojacobs​ thanks for the suggestion/help. I’m new to this 😅.

@dan_dassow​ yeah I get that, I disagree mine is similar though! The 2 you posted one is asking which is going to do better at the box office, and the other is asking if you plan to see both or just one. Mine is asking which way around are you going to start your double-bill (for those going to see both). I think it’s different enough that it warrants it own poll.

@Lukejordan02​ ,

@dan_dassow​ yeah I get that, I disagree mine is similar though! The 2 you posted one is asking which is going to do better at the box office, and the other is asking if you plan to see both or just one. Mine is asking which way around are you going to start your double-bill (for those going to see both). I think it’s different enough that it warrants it own poll.

Understood.

@rubyfruit76​ Hi, thank you :)

that’s a great answer.

I'm definitely willing to add that as an option. Not actually sure how to though?

@Lukejordan02​ Just add another image to represent the option, for example: this one

and write something like Whichever comes to streaming first in the description.

I'm sure that's an option that will dissapoint Nolan and Gerwig who are fighting to take people to screen theaters.

@Lukejordan02​,

In case you may be confused, @Pencho15 simply suggest adding this title to your list https://www.imdb.com/list/ls525216025/ . Then add this caption:

Whichever comes to streaming first

Streaming Is Your Future (2022)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21241540/reference/

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@Pencho15​ thank you for the help and suggestion :)

@dan_dassow​ thank you very much :) and thank you for all the help.

@Maxence_G​ any particular reason why?
yeah I really enjoyed Oppenheimer too.

@Lukejordan02​ 

When I learned that it was produced by Mattel, I decided not to watch it. I do not want to encourage product placement. Because it is what it is. Even though they hired Greta Gerwig, a somewhat well-regarded director, they cannot hide the fact that they just want to sell dolls. Warner Bros. is so frustrasting when they empower those attempt. They made the Lego Films a while back, and they used the same deceptive tactics.