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James Gunn Explains Weekly Release Plan For 'Creature Commandos' on Max Allows Growth
MovieWebStory by Soniya Hinduja
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James Gunn shakes up the streaming world by embracing a weekly release plan for 'Creature Commandos' on Max, a strategic move that allows for audience growth.
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- Gunn, the renowned director behind Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy', is breaking from the 'drop-all-at-once' approach favored by Netflix, opting for a traditional weekly release on Max.
- This move allows the show to build anticipation and buzz, rather than risk getting lost in the overcrowded binge-watching landscape, a smart play for the new streaming platform.
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James Gunn, Max, 'Creature Commandos'