TheImpressiveX

"Can you hack my ex-girlfriends Instagram?"

Or, "I have an amazing idea for an app..."

That is a temporary solution. OP is looking for a whole other service to replace YouTube.

I'm not sure if you can replace YouTube. It's too popular and has been a mainstay of the Internet for 19 years. We won't be able to convince people to just up and leave YouTube.

Best case scenario is to lead by example and start sharing videos from PeerTube.

• South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999)
• The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004)

This is what the inside of a Redbox kiosk looks like:

• The Fall Guy was one of the most fun times I've had at the movies this year. It's an action romcom involving a Hollywood stuntman trying to solve a murder mystery.
• Mars Express is technically from 2023, but it got a limited theatrical release a few months ago, so I'll include it here. It's an animated futuristic sci-fi adventure, with a police detective and her robot partner solving a conspiracy.
• SPYxFAMILY Code: White is an anime film based on the series. You don't need to know anything about the show to watch it, they explain everything in the exposition. Another fun and action-packed film to add to your list, when it eventually releases in the US.
• Civil War is not actually about the war in the movie, it's about the journalists trying to get the perfect shot. Though I haven't seen it yet, I've heard it's very chilling, and the sound mix is amazing.
• Of course, I'm a fan of the less cerebral and "turn your brain off" films like Kung Fu Panda 4, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, and Despicable Me 4.

They use this video as a pre-roll ad on YouTube. It's meant to entice people who are about to click on the "Skip Ad" button.

Alt-text:

Attention all passengers: This is an express sequence to infinity. If your stop is not a power of two, please disembark now.

It's just consumer writeable. Blu-ray movies will be fine, and other companies will be manufacturing consumer writeable Blu-rays as well.

Backing up personal data, mostly stuff from my childhood that is irreplacable. Sure, I could just put them on a HDD, but then I'd have to replace it every 5-10 years. Data stored on Blu-ray can last a long time.

Don't fret, Verbatim will still be making recordable BD-Rs. However, this will mean that there will be no more 128GB BD-Rs, we'll be stuck with only 100GB BD-Rs (Sony is the only company that makes 128GB Blu-rays).

I recently ordered a pack of 128GBs from Japan. I'd recommend you do the same, because the prices are gonna skyrocket.

Warner Bros. already sold the distribution rights to GFM Animation. They couldn't cancel the movie even if they wanted to.