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The Unhinged studio ended up buying Good Joe Bell.

Watched the first two episodes of Ratched and yikes. Great production values and Paulson is very good as always with what she's given (as is the rest of the overqualified cast) but it's essentially a season of American Horror Story disguised as a One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest origin story and nothing really interesting at that.

I approve the title change. Anyone who is from the US, of voting age, and not registered yet: now is definitely the time to do so. This election is no joke.

Release date changed to "In Theaters 2021" on Sony's website. https://www.sonypictures.com/movies

Now changed to "Coming Soon" on Sony's website. https://www.sonypictures.com/movies

The first, and unlikely to be the last, theaters to close their doors again for now. https://dentonrc.com/business/alamo-drafthouse-temporarily-closing-denton-location-three-others/article_7a47d9be-75ea-5eac-875d-a67419f91cb2.html?fbclid=IwAR1KE4QGOITwLjqf4obo_IHeOqID2eMyPSCtJtkDQzPbZQzhcesrhYyuxg8

2020 TBD probably means they'll try Christmas now with The Croods 2 moving up but are waiting to see what Disney does with Soul.

A Rainy Day in New York (Woody Allen's orphaned movie starring Timothee Chalamet and Elle Fanning made in 2017) will finally see the light of day here on October 9. Guess they found the right time to finally let it die since theaters will be starved for new movies by that point. https://www.thewrap.com/woody-allen-rainy-day-in-new-york-us-theaters-october/

It's official: Lindo is going Lead.

Isn't the next Disney Earnings Call supposed to be in November? We likely won't find out until then whether it did well for them or not.

Seems like a Soul move is happening any minute now.

https://www.indiewire.com/2020/09/black-widow-delay-disney-theaters-survive-1234586546/

Dinesh chose not to sacrifice his latest so-called "documentary" (Trump Card, which was supposed to hit theaters but will now go to VOD in a few weeks) to the fake disease that will disappear after November 3rd in theaters and instead offered up a movie nobody has heard of or will be moved to care about. The real savior of cinema right here.

They know exhibitors are sweating right now after the industry gave them false hope that Tenet and Wonder Woman would bring moviegoers back upon reopening (between the former not panning out and the latter moving back because of it) so they're probably trying to figure out what to do without making overseas distributors ready to go even more annoyed at us holding the movies back due to our inability to get everything under control. If Soul is released in November we'll know they're banking on overseas to save it while it flops here.

Yeah, it's opening around here too. It's gonna make little.