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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 9080450" data-attributes="member: 2525">Of course I can. The point being made is "conflating a streamer or production company "losing money on streaming" with a movie losing money on streaming." Yes, absolutely that's provable. You have ADMITTED some movies have done well on streaming, from the very streaming services which overall are losing money, which proved that point. You went into quite the detail on the sale of a movie to I think it was Netflix which was quite a tidy profit for the seller. Losing money on streaming overall as a platform is not the same as a movie losing money on streaming. It is, and always was, a bad point. Thank you for again admitting that a streamer or production company "losing money on streaming" is not the same as a movie losing money on streaming.I get you think that's not the case with this Dungeons and Dragons movie, but we're talking about you as a matter of routine conflating those two concepts. If the basis of your argument is wrong, it's going to remain wrong when applied to any movie because it was wrong to begin with. How a streaming platform does in general is not related to how a particular movie does in streaming. Nothing you said had anything to do with this one point we're discussing about you conflating streaming platform performance with particular movie performance in streaming.</blockquote>