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A great statement from Pixar staff there, hopefully it is enough to cause some change.

Every movie he has made from Boy onwards has been great.

Don't have any 24 hour data or anything but Moon Knight is bigger than Loki in terms of trailer views on YouTube. Loki and Wanda are both at 23m views, Hawkeye at 21m Moon Knight is already at 29m. Edit: Mando S1 trailer at 25m and Mando S2 both trailers are 16m, Boba Fett 11m on YouTube. So Mando S1 and Moon Knight are probably the bets benchmarks, if YouTube is representative of all social media. All of this is offical channels, IGN and the like will have millions more views for all.

Deborah Chow is going to absolutely nail this! It makes me glad everything worked out the way it did and this ended being a limited series rather than a movie, also think the longer run time will allow for some real cool character moments especially between Vader/Ani and Kenobi.

I think most of the studios have lighter slates in general. Warner has something like 8 this year they normally have around 20. Paramount around 10 or so and in 2015-2019 they were around 15. Disney should also have some Searchlight releases that are not titled so should be around 10 releases theatrically not including Nat Geo which are usually handled by third party distributors for theatrical.

Shazam vs. Endgame and now Shazam 2 vs. Avatar 2 (on the same day) Damn why does Warner hate this franchise, hopefully it still does well though the first film was such a pleasant surprise.

Still waiting for them to update the Disney+ page for the show so I can watch the trailer in good quality, why is it taking so long 😭

Better late than never. Putting some money up, signing a human rights bill and having a meeting are all great but should have gotten ahead of things. edit: this is in regards to the LGBT rights issues in Florida.

The problem is they have been on the right side of history in the past and in fact they have used their size to cause change fairly recently. source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/disney-fox-viacom-cbs-amc-877659/ Source: https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2016/03/breaking-georgia-governor-will-veto-religious-discrimination-bill/ Now obviously Disney (and Universal for that matter) cannot threaten to move their theme parks out of Florida unlike how they threatened to leave Georgia but at the very least they can make a statement that supports their LGBT staff and the LGBT people of Florida rather than both siding things.

Pretty much what the tweet above says, Disney should condemn this especially as one of the largest companies in Florida.

Pixar is Disney, they will not sue because they can't. At worst there may be an employee walkout but even that seems unlikely as this has nothing to do with money or bad working conditions. Some employees may choose to leave (which I would welcome in general to be honest, it is always good to have competition) but if they want theatrical none of the other major animation studios are really assured of offering that as Universal, Warner, Paramount and Sony have all sent or sold animated movies to streaming during the pandemic. We will see what the Skydance/Apple partnership does in terms of theatrical but that is still an unknown but I'd imagine a short window at best due to TV+

Between Peacemaker and The Batman it has been a good time to be a DC fan for me.

Somewhere around $120-140m is still great, easily the second highest opening weekend in the last 2 years. I'm happy with that and it will surely be enough to get a sequel.

Great film I really enjoyed it. Don't think it was on the level of Reeves Apes films but still very engaging, I also like the changed up a lot of things for past Batman films and media, this felt unique.

I’ll admit that was me but to be fair I didn’t expect the controversial plot point that took over discussion. Going to be rough for Batman in these conditions with only so so word of mouth, given the COVID cases numbers. Hopefully it makes up for that in other markets.

This is so awesome!

I just recently watched the recent Apes trilogy on Disney+, both Dawn and War got me even more excited both for his directing style but also use of technology (Reeves is clearly used to digital technology and using the StageCraft tech I imagine will be awesome)

Pre-sales are great though, even with average walk ups it will still have a good opening weekend.

That is true I think Netflix also have their own version of the tech with their upcoming show 1899 as well. That being said even though ILM has been under Disney for a decade or so now they work on a bunch of third party projects and I don't see that changing any time soon.

It is crazy and we are only going to see more of it ILM seems to be ramping up StageCraft very rapidly.

The footage looks dope, excited to see this is less than 2 weeks. I do love the nonsensical sport/movie tie-ins that Warner, Disney, Universal and Paramount do it is almost always cheesy as hell and makes me laugh.

Yeah I saw that just after posting lol must have been very close, at least us both a chance to shit on how new BOM and The-Numbers do things.

I am using in year, if it was released in 2021 until end of a films run Sony probably would win with Spider-Man 2022 numbers. is less than than I miss the old BOM in which you could sort by parent company.