Would you like to have twice the sharpness of Blu-ray? (1 Viewer)

[Everett S.]

Netflix has a new service called Prema. You also get to see the films same day as theaters! Cost $500.00 per view!

 

[dvdclon]

Netflix has a new service called Prema. You also get to see the films same day as theaters! Cost $500.00 per view!

Are you sure that's not per year? Per view seems excessive unless the director sits with you and does a running commentary.

 

[Peter Apruzzese]

Netflix has a new service called Prema. You also get to see the films same day as theaters! Cost $500.00 per view!

If they do have this service they're keeping it a secret as there is nothing on Google about any such thing. At least, not under "Prema".

 

[Lord Dalek]

I'm not sure how one gets "twice as sharp as blu-ray" without some sort of added digital trickery.

 

[Richard V]

Most definitely, and with a bullet.........PASS

 

[Worth]

It's spelled wrong - it's "prima" not "prema" - and you have to invest in a $35 000 playback box.

http://www.inquisitr.com/2839745/ne...s-you-films-on-day-of-release-but-at-a-price/

 

[Peter Apruzzese]

Either that article is poorly written or Prima Cinema's own website doesn't know they are part of Netflix.

 

[TravisR]

Are you sure that's not per year? Per view seems excessive unless the director sits with you and does a running commentary.

I'd guess it's for rich people who can't wait for video and also can't lower themselves to having to go to a movie theater with the masses.

 

[Everett S.]

That's it. I could not see the whole story, only the top and end.

 

[Everett S.]

It's backed by Universal and IMAX among othes. It's been around since 2013,I could not find any connection with Netflix.

 

[Dr Griffin]

I think I'll just wait for the Blu-ray.

 

[Doug Otte]

Is it April 1st already?

 

[Wayne_j]

I've heard of this before and the prices are correct. No idea if Netflix has anything to do with it.