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Connery went out on a strong note? News to me. 😂 I love Connery and I love Bond, but both "Diamonds Are Forever" and the unofficial "Never Say Never Again" are very-mixed (if not pretty awful) entries in the overall series. If NTTD really "hits" critically...Craig would indeed be the first in this franchise to really end on a strong note.

My bet is either this or Spidey is moving to next Spring...if not both.

Umm...Feige couldn't persuade Disney/Marvel Corporate to go purely theatrical for "Black Widow" -- and apparently also couldn't convince them to "make it right" with her as the movie released -- so I doubt he can change whoever's controlling Disney's response, here.

Agreed, I wasn't attempting to wave a 'Ayer is noble' flag, either... But until someone from Warners and Ayer's side tell the full story, we will never know...

Even calling it "Ayer's own" (a la "Newman's own") is a bit of a misnomer, since the whole topic under discussion from Ayer's perspective is that what was released was not Ayer's cut whatsoever. We may never see it. What happened to this? Why was it removed? Bring it back! Ben can take it!! Tell us how you really feel. 🤐 We all know the first SS is a black hole of soulless, blind studio interference. But let's be kinder to each other as human beings, shall we? (...Perhaps this is why "Sad Affleck" was removed?)

Yeah, this whole scene will probably be around two minutes on screen, just like that Bats-Harley-Joker chase scene in SS. It's probably just Affleck-Bats' final moment of glory before he's thrown into whatever the narrative this movie is.

When was the last time the studio producing the biggest franchise in the world got sued by its star just a few weeks out of their major summer release? It's pretty unprecedented, even in the film industry, so it's big news. "THE ROCK "PRODUCES" EVERYTHING HE SIGNS ONTO NOW, CHUMP!" 😂

The really interesting bit to me is: Even before the pandemic, Ms. Johansson was concerned that “Black Widow” could end up on Disney+ as part of its wide release. In 2019, Ms. Johansson’s representatives reached out to Marvel seeking assurance that “Black Widow” would have a theatrical-only release, according to the complaint. In a March 2019 email included in the suit, Marvel Chief Counsel Dave Galluzzi said the release would be according to a traditional theatrical model, adding, “We understand that should the plan change, we would need to discuss this with you and co

Decided to keep rolling with HBOMax for the year...looking more and more like it may be a wise decision. Can't wait to see this, in whatever capacity!

Unless this is...another Batsy from another Earth??? I wonder if we're seeing a third (4th? 5th?) variant... 😁🤷‍♂️

Just popped in to say "JOHN CARTER is da bomb, yo"...in a good way! 😂 This DUNE trailer makes things look way more appealing than the first obtuse teaser, but I still say this doesn't break even. But as people have noted...what is, right now? Cinema Life is complicated...the spice is flowing through unpredictable worms... This *may* get me out for a theatrical experience...but it will really depend on how things are as October rolls around.

I was just imaging this tussle-up the other night. I'd bet that this will happen with these two "characters" within the next 5 years or so (both of these guys ain't getting any younger), in some undetermined DC sequel. Warners would be stupid not to... oh, wait. 🤷‍♂️

I don't even know what that is, and I'd say...yeah.

Still betting that this becomes an HBOMax exclusive to attract subscribership.

If those buses are out on the streets in Glasgow...yeah, they're shooting starting Monday.