Yeah, the ship has sailed on new entries to the streaming wars. Some could argue Sony won by staying out of it. Hard to say.

Please.. I´ve owned multiple active speakers wich I've used with various DAW´s. I´m also an audio engineer and a music producer and I´ve been wiring speakers and electronic music gear since I was a kid.

You refuse to take advice, and also refuse to give examples or evidence for what I gather is daisy chaining cheap pc speakers to the headphone output of TV´s.

Honestly I hope you are just trolling me, because the alternative is too sad.

paramount has like 15 subscribers

As a fan of Star Trek and Yellowstone I have no problems with this.

If you want a great con artist show, "The Riches" is the best.

You’re right but I don’t think Sony would be able to dump 30 billion in Hulu, I think the biggest buyout they’ve ever done is Bungie for 3.5 billion, so almost ten times that for a platform with no content I don’t think it’s worth it.

I haven't checked it out yet but all the initial promos looks bad and looked like they were retconning alot things.

Sony has nothing on that scale. But it would be kinda strange still.

there isn't a single nolan movie where important plot exposition depends on the clarity of a line.

you're missing the story because you're focusing on the least important part of a scene.

he obviously has you hear dialogue when it matters.

like TENET has fucking incredible sound, it's amazing. people are mad because of some lines spoken on the F50 catamarans? come on.

I'm assuming they mean "The Offer" which is about the production of The Godfather

I feel like if, near the end of the, when Milo's character goes to the female leads house, he just straight up tells her that when he told her he was a criminal, he wasn't lying, and she reciprocates and tells him that she wasn't lying when she said she was in the CIA, and then, from there, they build a pretty open and honest relationship, it'd have lead to something more interesting than what they have going on now.

I think that'd be a way better angle for the show than another "will they/won't they find out" angle.

Right... coming from the person who doesn't even know what active speakers are, that means absolutely nothing.

It introduced the television world to JJ Abrams mystery boxes which were made to seem very important, but actually weren't, and I think that bleeds into a lot of his storytelling formula.

Downvotes for what?

Excellent point, you nailed it. How far down the Top list do you have to go to find a Paramount TV show? Yellowstone is hot garbage from the intro to episode 1, unless your regressive idiot views left you with only one possible kind of program to watch, and this one has Kevin Costner!

nah im good, I can't bother with people who refuse to take advice, and just stubbornly ramble on about things they obviously know very little about.

GOT is BEST in all Time

Not for me. Maybe look at one of the other millions of results.

> I mean, they friggin made a TV show about an awesome movie they made in the 70s!

Which one is this referring to?

Yeah but I wonder who would buy Hulu, Comcast is the obvious choice but with the rumors of them buying WBD next year I don’t think they’re interested in Hulu, other than Comcast every other media company has already a streaming service and given their losses I seriously doubt they’ll dump almost 30 billion into a service that includes no content so it’s really impossible to predict right now, everything could happen.

I clicked the first example and it's a pair of 400$ speakers with arc support, with means you connect them with HDMI just like a soundbar or an AVR.

So I don't even know what we are arguing about, as these are speakers with built in AVR possibilities, not just some speakers connected to the phones out..

This

I personally love and enjoy it! It's a great show.

I don't know. I don't like the premise or what I saw in the trailers so I didn't watch it.

Is it not good? I haven’t tried it yet.

It sounds like you wouldn't know a great show if it sat on your face