Resolves YES if there's a movie/series released about the missing OceanGate submersible by 2030.
To be considered a movie/series for the purposes of this market, the content must meet all of the following criteria:
It's clear the OceanGate submersible that went missing in June 2023 is the primary subject of the film.
It's at least 90 minutes long (including credits) or more than 1 episode long.
It's widely recognized as a serious movie, evidenced by being extremely profitable or well-known, available on a popular streaming service (youtube will NOT count).
Must be a serious streaming video service, more than 25k subscribers.
All the criteria must be met by 2030 for the market to resolve YES.
Related questions
Mind Riot Entertainment is producing both docuseries, and a fictional feature film, about OceanGate. We don't know that much about Mind Riot's preferred distributors. They're based in Seattle; they're relatively new; they have a number of projects in development, including a Gamergate docuseries. But none of these docs have been released yet.
https://deadline.com/2023/09/oceangate-kyle-bingham-salvaged-mindriot-entertainment-1235547933/
https://variety.com/2023/tv/global/titanic-submersible-sub-documentary-channel-5-1235650814/
my bet is this one gets disqualified by your 90 min criteria, but i think meets the others technically
@brubsby Yes, will keep an eye out on that, it could be "OTHER" but it depends on if it meets the criteria. Bigly important.
