Blockbuster’s Collapse: A Cautionary Tale for Apple

Blockbuster’s collapse wasn’t just about Netflix—it’s a cautionary tale for Apple and every company that thinks they’re too big to fail 📼🍏 In this video, we uncover the shocking last days of Blockbuster, the infamous “No Late Fees” disaster, and why Apple’s AI struggles might make them the next giant to stumble. 🤯

From weird Blockbuster promos (Shrek popcorn buckets?!), to lawsuits that backfired, to the final receipts that proved the end was near, we’re diving deep into the downfall of a cultural icon. And along the way, we’ll compare Blockbuster’s mistakes to Kodak, Toys “R” Us, Sears, and even Apple—because history loves to repeat itself.

✨ What You’ll See in This Video:
The Netflix deal Blockbuster laughed at (and regretted forever)
How “No Late Fees” turned into lawsuits ⚖️
Employee confessions from the final days 😅
The weirdest Blockbuster promotions ever
Why Apple’s iPhone slowdown + AI missteps look eerily familiar
The last Blockbuster receipt (spoiler: Paul Blart is involved)

👉 Question of the Day: Do you think Apple could ever really fall like Blockbuster? Drop your thoughts below—we’ll feature the funniest answers in our next Throwback Thursday.

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