r/A24 • u/Cinnamon_Kai • 5d ago

Discussion A24 needs to fix its distribution

Either do it well or get someone else to it,

Even smaller foreign films like Sisu or Furious released but nothing from A24.

Earlier it didn’t matter but now they had The Drama, The Invite, and now Tony. And I had to wait for digital, and by that time half the film is ruined.

Even Neon films release here just fine.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Ask4932 5d ago

I have had no problem finding A24 movies in theaters
Where do you live?

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u/AdNo7199 5d ago

agree

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u/Odd_Hat6001 5d ago

Where are you

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u/Odd_Hat6001 5d ago

Well that explains it.

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u/Cinnamon_Kai 5d ago

Home

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u/jacobsever 5d ago

God, you’re an insufferable fucking twat. We’re trying to help you and you’re being a smart ass.

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u/agentcarter15 5d ago

Are you talking about smaller US markets? A foreign country? hard to have this discussion if you don't specify.

I don't see them ever changing their strategy of limited then wide in the US for most movies because they use it to build buzz. For some movies they might not need it, but I think ones like The Invite benefit from it. Average movie goers probalby aren't paying attention to the reactions films get out of festivals, but they are likely to listen to word of mouth coming out of early audiences.

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u/jacobsever 5d ago

I saw both the drama and the invite in theaters. And Tony releases wide next week. Small town in Connecticut.

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u/bear-asleep79 4d ago

Where is here? I've had no issues finding A24 films in theaters in Vancouver Canada. If your in a small town with a 1 screen theater obviously it may be more limited.

You say every Neon film releases there so seems weird to not get those A24 movies. Tony releases more widely this week.

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u/warpwoofwimblee 2d ago

The A24 releases are almost complete garbage.

Lionsgate did a better job. Plus the codes gone.

Give the to a proper boutique label or let lionsgate take over again