The Cinematic Motion Picture News Thread
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Lol they're not gonna respond to a Daily Wire link, anders. There are plenty of other sites talking about it.
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That's actually a link from the Daily Mail, which is genuinely garbage.BurtReynolds wrote:Lol they're not gonna respond to a Daily Wire link, anders. There are plenty of other sites talking about it.
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It's an old tired accusation not worth arguing about, at least until I get bored (though that does apply to some people to be sure).tommy wrote:Burt, your rebuttal?Farmer John wrote:Rachel Zegler seems to be the internet's new Brie Larson. Getting attacked online by a bunch of men who suddenly care deeply about the sanctity of an old Snow White and Seven Dwarves cartoon.
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Disney managed to piss off the wokes and anti-wokes with it, in a way uniting is like never before.

I liked this take:
Personally, I find the mandatory "strong female lead who don't need no man" is as idiotic and played out as the old "prince saves her in the end" trope. Surely there are more than two ways to write a female character.

I liked this take:
Personally, I find the mandatory "strong female lead who don't need no man" is as idiotic and played out as the old "prince saves her in the end" trope. Surely there are more than two ways to write a female character.
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Anders wrote:I see. Well those do look like dwarfs.
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Mm yeah i understand.Jorge wrote:I hadn't heard anything about it either. Looking into it seems like it was mostly reported on the kind of website that has a recurring section titled HUNTER BIDEN WATCHVinylGuy wrote:I didn’t know that
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I perfect example of why you have to be a little more discerning with your sources, so as not to have the normie's brain switch off prematurely and reactively.VinylGuy wrote:Mm yeah i understand.Jorge wrote:I hadn't heard anything about it either. Looking into it seems like it was mostly reported on the kind of website that has a recurring section titled HUNTER BIDEN WATCHVinylGuy wrote:I didn’t know that
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Starting my day off with some wonderful Anders posting. Going to be a great day!Jorge wrote:Anders wrote:I see. Well those do look like dwarfs.![]()
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Disney only putting out 3 movies next year (not counting Fox). That's pretty wild.
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WB shelved another movie for the tax write-off.
https://deadline.com/2023/11/coyote-vs- ... 235598676/
https://deadline.com/2023/11/coyote-vs- ... 235598676/
The difference here is that Coyote vs. Acme is a completed movie with very good test scores, 14 points above the family norm. We’re told that the cash-strapped Warners finds that it’s not worth the cost to release the film theatrically or to sell to other buyers (and there are parties who are interested for their own streaming services; we hear Amazon kicked the tires). After reporting a mixed third quarter, the best means for Warners money is a tax write-off. At one point, Coyote vs. Acme was dated for theatrical release on July 21, 2023, before getting pulled; that date was taken by Barbie, which went on to become Warner Bros’ biggest hit of all-time at $1.4 billion worldwide.
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Terrible
That movie actually sounds fun too
That movie actually sounds fun too
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Yeah that seems like it would have been popular. I don't get it.
Why do they have to wait until the movies are completely finished before deciding to scrap them. That's just cruel.
Why do they have to wait until the movies are completely finished before deciding to scrap them. That's just cruel.
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That's why you always make copies of everything you make!
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gotta spend the money to write it offFarmer John wrote:Yeah that seems like it would have been popular. I don't get it.
Why do they have to wait until the movies are completely finished before deciding to scrap them. That's just cruel.
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Guys, this is all just part of the buildup for the Zaslov vs Cena match at WrestleMania.
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Snow Not White Enough?Farmer John wrote:Rachel Zegler seems to be the internet's new Brie Larson. Getting attacked online by a bunch of men who suddenly care deeply about the sanctity of an old Snow White and Seven Dwarves cartoon.
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Anyone else looking forward to The Iron Claw?
