Don't wanna pull the "are you living under a rock?"-card but I've seen tons of promotional material about it. I read about it when production started he took note because of the director and cast, then nothing for a while but in the months and weeks leading up to the release I saw an increasing amount of ads and press.
As reported by Variety, the marketing budget allocated to Barbie was a staggering $150 million
Didn't even know avi is still used. Haven't seen one in ages
Not sure how organic the marketing was here
You're probably joking, but in case you're not or anyone else is confused;
There are three reasons listed for the price skyrocketing:
The Indian rice export ban
The war in Ukraine
El Niño
It's in v23.x currently. Not v0.23. Nor is it mentioned anywhere on the app store or in the app that it's still in beta and missing essential features.
I'm not saying the prices are too high or not justified. I just don't think you can excuse missing features by saying it's still in beta when at the same time full pricing is in place.
Wdym? There's currently two one time payments. Ultra lifetime removes ads and, shockingly, "Remove ads" also removes ads
Still in beta but already wanting people to spend money to remove ads or get Ultra
All third party apps went offline AFAIK.
The subbox is for your subscriptions and the frontpage is what the algorithm suggests to you and for me it's mostly stuff that's relevant to me. Or at least stuff where I can see why an algorithm would think it'd be relevant to me.
Ich finde Resident Evil und Fantastic Four sind absolut endschuldbar. Der Mann war Produzent und hat sicherlich gut verdient an den Filmen. Hat da ja nicht geschrieben oder Regie geführt, also für die Qualität der Filme wird er wenig Schuld tragen. Vor allem wenn man sich anschaut, was Paul Anderson und Tim Story sonst so für Filme gemacht haben.