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genuinely such a shitty thing to say lol

This is where things get interesting. Legally, he doesn't owe them a single cent beyond what they were paid. They agreed to do a job for a specific amount of money, and they were paid exactly that. The fact that the movie later became a massive success doesn't change the contract. Nobody, not the actors, not the crew, not the studio knew it would become a hit. If the movie had flopped, nobody would be offering to refund part of their salary. That said, there's a difference between what's legally required and what's morally right. He can absolutely afford to share some of the upside. A few million dollars would be a tiny fraction of the film's total earnings, yet it would transform the lives of the people who helped make that success possible. More importantly, the goodwill and respect he would earn from doing so would be worth far more than the money itself.

Positive notes from AMC on The Vampire Lestat premiere — from a press release yesterday about their new CFO. “…which generated strong early audience engagement and critical acclaim…” So…when will they announce S4??!! This week?? The finale?? SDCC?? 🤞🕯️

it doesnt matter anyway, regardless of how anyone feels about it, the c-suites stopped viewing “marvel” as “marvel comics” and instead as “marvel studios” as soon as disney bought the company. that’s never changing, especially as the direct market exists in the way that it does.

anime being adaptations is why animators cant get original works off the ground now, everything must be an adaptation or an existing property to get the ball rolling, and thats a deeply sad state of affairs.

seeing some quotes saying the manga industry does this and theyre better off for it and every single one of those people are deeply wrong

I've never seen a fandom actively rooting for the show they allegedly love so much to fail. It's gross and cruel, especially in a time where queer media is vanishing most stuff we DO have is mediocre at best. Stop being spoiled brats and learn to appreciate what we have or leave.

Absolute Batman RIP: Thomas Wayne: A gorilla used to only have to pay $50 a month for a cage here but now the average studio for a gorilla is $250 The Zoo Rents Are increasing... Bruce: What? Following panels: Zoo rents are.... Zoo ren ar Zur En Ar

few months ago a family member of mine was bragging about how the americans love coming to france and the uk to film stuff cause "one european can do the work of three guys in a US film set" and I didn't have the heart to tell him how heartbreaking it was to hear that

And one that is also a bit of an asshole and a smartass. Kingston made her so layered, profound and charismatic its incredible.

Holy hell of revisionism Anyway here's a scene from a farting alien episode that throws everything from rtd2 under the bus and tbh tops most of nuwho entirely

Portal opens, Abbott and Costello walk through. The movie is silent for three full minutes to allow the audience time to cheer.

Good. I don’t want a single returning cast member back at all. It needs to be a full on hard reboot.

O prodígio!

"First day at the function"

I think the thing comictwt doesn't get with MAWS is it quite literally isn't made for you, it's made for bisexual tumblr teenagers/young adults who love Netflix Voltron and shonen. It's like getting mad that LOIS & CLARK wasn't comic accurate, that was never the function.

Peter Capaldi never fails to mention how helpful and supportive David Tennant and Matt Smith were to him

To be clear, I'm not blaming Hickman either. People just don't realize how unsustainable 6160 would've been in the long run because of its structure and design. EXPERIMENT.