Zack Snyder says he hopes to make "four or six" Rebel Moon movies

no that's not how it works. the methodology is explained on the data page https://www.netflix.com/tudum/top10

"We define views for a title as the total hours viewed divided by the total runtime"

now if you left it on in the background then fell asleep, then that would be a view. so....maybe it's possible to come up with a convoluted rationalization that his movies are so boring "everyone is falling asleep while watching" or something sufficiently copeworthy. 👍

it varies but at any given time i have seen i think up to like 30,000 titles or something on Netflix. people do not need to force themselves to watch one specific thing on there.

Part One had a big push on social media and the Home page in the US and was quite visible. but Part Two wasn't. you had to dig deep into the new releases list to find it, until it already reached the top movie on the Top 10 list where it was more visible.

if these views are all from supportive Snyder acolytes then that would be perfect reason for Netflix to continue with the franchise and anything he makes, since these numbers would represent the "guaranteed minimum" for anything he put out.

and.. these things are cheap.. the extended cuts are still yet to be released, giving them a total 4 movies already paid for at $166 million. makes business sense to keep 'em coming

and it's impossible to know demographics of the reviewers so that doesnt even make sense

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i actually think it's great that you can un-embarass yourself by editing your own posts without warning any time later.

but with all that power in your hands though you actually managed to re-embarass yourself with a single random nonsensical (preserved for posterity)

Triggered.

extremely funny.

well at least this time you didn't claim that you watching 20 minutes of Part 2 counted as a view, didn't claim that the only movies available on Netflix were the ones you could see on the home page, didn't claim that Netflix didn't have to pay Snyder if he didn't reach $1 million revenue (magically, somehow), didn't falsely that each movie would cost $300 million each because you did math wrong, and didn't claim that "only colored people and n*rs" gave it positive reviews online

so that's a plus 👍

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