This has been well known for years. Just because it’s news to you doesn’t mean it’s a conspiracy.
This has been well known for years. Just because it’s news to you doesn’t mean it’s a conspiracy.
Where do you get that from?
He didn’t say the MCU is not art.
I’m pretty sure Fincher stopped working on it. It wasn’t Netflix’ decision
The Exorcist. Satanstango. Blue Velvet. 2001 A Space Odyssey
God, I hope so. Inherent Vice is my favourite
Sure, and it’s very disappointing in comparison to the first Aquaman. But for being part of a retired cinematic universe and having comparatively little marketing it still performed alright.
I’m just trying to point out that, because a few, even for superhero movie standards, shit films performed badly and Openheimer performed exceptionally, doesn’t mean that general audiences are tired of being fed recycled material.
Superhero movies are not flopping, dead on arrival capeshit schlock that no one asked for in the first place is flopping. Aquaman made 400 million dollars on a 200 million budget just in December.
The “biopic of a physicist” was made by one of the most recognizable filmmakers in Hollywood and was further propelled forward by a once in a generation hype campaign that will be impossible to repeat, although there’s no doubt in my mind that studios will try nonetheless.
Seems to me like it benefited from a weaker year.
Most seem to consider the last year to have been a really strong one. I would certainly argue that it was better than 21 and 22.
We have no obligation to make art. We have no obligation to make history. We have no obligation to make a statement. But to make money, it is often important to make history, to make art, or to make some significant statement […] In order to make money, we must always make entertaining movies, and, if we make entertaining movies, at times, we will reliably make history, art, a statement or all three.
Is the full quote, and it’s such an unbelievably reasonable statement for a Disney CEO, it’s insane that people have taken it, stripped it of all context and made it sound like Eisner was some kind of greedy art hater.
Leitch did decent work with Bullet Train, so I’m excited to see literally me working him
I have examples of countries that tried it until about 30 years ago
Indeed. No funding though
They do make nukes in the hope to never use them. It’s called deterrence.
I’m sure the Houthis and South Africans are going to pick up the tab. They have a lot of concern for the Palestinians.
That is what you call trade. So no funding, got it.
What funding does the UK provide to Israel?
Is the UK funding Israel? I wasn’t aware of that.
They’re not stopping support for the UN, they’re stopping payments UNRWA
Okay this is crazy, Alexa play Inside Out by clipping.