Jeremy Fuster

As for MoM, that was released during Chapek's tenure. The 100 day wait until Disney+ release was instituted with Avatar 2 after Iger's return.

Thunderbolts is not on streaming. Its on premium on-demand at a $25 price point. Yes there may be families that wait for some movies to come on PVOD for the price difference, but that's not the same as a streaming release where the price is abstract.

Disney has a 100 day minimum theatrical window for every film. No other studio has that.

If there is the perception that a Marvel film is going to be on streaming a month after it hits theaters, that's coming from what other studios are doing.

Alison Brie as Vincent Adultman

Every now and then, I'm reminded of the existence of Vincent Adultman from BoJack Horseman, and it makes me happy.

LA Public Press LA Public Press is an independent, non-profit newsroom advocating for a better Los Angeles.

May I suggest...

lapublicpress.org

Just in time for our local elections, America's biggest rag comes to Los Angeles to exploit the Times' decline.

It's been months since we had an episode this loaded up with tangents. We gotta rope it in a bit😅

Democrat Forrest Dunbar was on Nat Guard training in Poland and got personal leave, and bought his own ticket, to get back to AK and vote for the override.

If you are wondering why the special session was scheduled when he was in Poland, well, I'm thinking no one imagined he would do what he did

This was supposed to be the "no-homework" Marvel film, but outside the hardcore fans, a huge portion of the general moviegoing audience has moved on from the MCU. That puts the ceiling on most non-sequel Marvel movies at $700M worldwide at best. #BoxOffice #FilmSky

'Fantastic Four' Stays No. 1 But Tumbles 66% to $40 Million at Box Office Universal/DreamWorks' "The Bad Guys 2" opens to $22.8 million while Paramount's "The Naked Gun" launches to $17 million

At this point the only reason I still think "Avengers: Doomsday" will hit $1 billion is because it was moved to the holidays.

This brutal second weekend for "Fantastic Four" is the canary in the coal mine for Marvel's ability to create new hits #BoxOffice #FilmSky

www.thewrap.com/fantastic-fo...

Uhhhhh...get you a man who can do both?😅

Delta Slim is the most painful cinematic death since Tom Blake in "1917"

I don't know, Nguyen...that "top dems" saw the 2021 NYC mayoral primary as the key to their national future and now in 2025 it doesn't mean anything because a demsoc won?

‘It was filthy and it stank terribly’: how Europe’s dirtiest river was brought back to life A €5.5bn project has transformed the Emscher from ‘the sewer of the Ruhr’ to a place where nature is starting to flourish

Europe’s dirtiest river is clean again. A €5.5 billion project has taken raw sewage out, laid hundreds of kilometres of pipes, and since 2021 seen kingfishers, shrimp and beavers move back in

Why Top Democrats Are Listening to Eric Adams Right Now (Published 2021)

Oh, that's interesting.

www.nytimes.com/2021/07/26/n...

I'm sure Nike appreciates having Scottie Scheffler, the world's top golfer by a country mile, wear their logo on his cap while he quietly explains to the global sports press how the "winning is everything" mantra they plaster all over their ads is bullshit.

The Anti-Tiger has arrived.

I think people underestimate how much Nolan turned Batman into a global box office draw with Dark Knight. In a post-Oppenheimer world, it really feels like he gave Man of Steel a big overseas boost as a producer they could slap on the marketing.

Now Swerve needs to save Harley from a post match beat down because "the world needs laughter."

Sign that kid to a contract, Rockies. You can't do worse.

A ROBBED HR IN THE DERBY

The big issue for #Superman is what both DC and Marvel are facing: Gen Z and international audiences are losing interest. The former has video game films. The latter has local movies. Superhero films will have to reinvent themselves the way "Scream" and "Final Destination" did.

'Superman' Box Office: DC's Reboot Is Off to a Stellar Start, With One Lingering Concern "Superman" is well-liked and should play for weeks in the U.S., but DC's path back to tentpole powerhouse status will take time.

This is my analysis for TheWrap of how #Superman did at the box office this weekend. $125M domestic opening, good. $96M overseas, not good. But it's getting good reviews, so it could be a precursor to something bigger like "Batman Begins" was 20 years ago. #FilmSky

www.thewrap.com/superman-box...

The most relatable thing about the new Superman movie is how Jimmy Olsen writes his articles directly in the CMS.

I've had three polite declines so far from a formerly undocumented writer and two grips with undocumented family members. The fear is real in Los Angeles.

If anyone wishes to speak with me, even anonymously, about how ICE's occupation is affecting them and their families, my DMs are open.

Happy Frederick Douglass Was Right Day

I've seen the audience data. The vast majority of people who came out to see this movie are families and those who are not terminally online.

These remakes fail or succeed for reasons completely independent of the online discourse surrounding them.

'Lilo and Stitch 2' in the Works at Disney | Video The live-action version of the 2002 animated movie has already grossed more than $914 million worldwide for Disney.

Sorry, Internet, but nobody gaf about what you think "ohana" means.

And Baldwin out of his pfp

So my mom no longer has to park on the side street to go to the old one.

It Wasn't The Marketing, It Was Disney+ That Killed Pixar's 'Elio' The trailer campaign was effective, aligning with expectations for Pixar previews while reaching millions of demographically friendly moviegoers. However, informed audiences conscientiously decided no...

When you condition your audience to view animated originals as "wait for streaming" movies while positioning sequels, spin-offs and remakes as FOMA theatrical events, you get what you f***ing deserve.