You know, Rob, we, one of the big stories, of course, surrounding the world of entertainment,

movie news and all that kind of stuff of last year, besides the pandemic, has been the

real proliferation of the streaming wars.

And we are still in the early, early days, and of course, when you talk about the streaming

wars, you're going to be talking a lot about, you know, Netflix, you're going to be talking

about Disney Plus, you're going to be talking about Amazon, Apple is, you know, making some

strong headway in that area as well.

One of the ones that came out emerging a little bit late in the race is Paramount Plus.

That has been coming out and it's going to supplant what was CBS all access.

It's going to be replacing that.

And Rob, in the recent month or so, they have been doing some moving and shaking with making

some pretty big announcements, some content that they're going to be doing and showing

that Paramount is very serious about becoming a major player in this race, you know, if they

can become a major player at this point in this race.

Well, anyway, a piece of news came out this morning that shows again, they are very serious

about getting into this race, whether they can or not is another question, but they want

to get into this race as they have announced that this week alone, Paramount Plus is going

to be adding a thousand movies to their catalog over a thousand movies to their catalog.

Now, some of them are obviously, yeah, that one, of course, because Paramount is connected,

but some of them are surprising.

Let's take a look at a couple of the ones that are coming in the sense of action adventure,

Terminator, dark fate, mission impossible, ghost protocol, red dawn, skyfall, the avengers.

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