"《Creation of the Gods》 to Premiere on Streaming Next Week, Sparking Viewer Controversy!"

The highly acclaimed film "Creation of the Gods," which has already topped the annual box office charts, is set to release its digital version next Tuesday, September 12th, for online viewing. However, this decision by Warner Bros. has sparked widespread viewer controversy. Despite the film's impressive $1.38 billion box office earnings, many viewers believe there is still room for it to perform even better. The issue lies in the fact that, since its theatrical release in July, "Creation of the Gods" has only been in theaters for a mere 54 days before swiftly transitioning to online streaming, a significantly shorter window compared to most other movies.

Traditionally, major Hollywood releases typically wait around three months after their theatrical release before launching their digital versions. For example, "Oppenheimer," which premiered alongside "Creation of the Gods," won't be available for online streaming until October.

Fans of "Creation of the Gods" argue that while the digital release may bring in more profits for Warner Bros., this decision will undoubtedly weaken the film's long-term performance in theaters, potentially impacting its final box office numbers. As a film of great significance, particularly for female audiences, "Creation of the Gods" should have the opportunity to achieve the box office figures it rightfully deserves, leaving a lasting mark in cinematic history and in the hearts of audiences.