"The MCU just found a way to incentivize audiences to see their films as fast as possible" is another way of saying "McDonald's just found a way to make customers shit their brains out as fast as possible"

Because obviously one bad thing can't possibly make another bad thing worse, let alone coexist with one another

Yeah buh Tarantino is an asshole, so obviously that absolves something that affects the entire industry

Anyway, Disney evil

They also still don't want to even begin to understand how Disney is in fact not "keeping theaters open" by being so successful at the box office, but rather holding them hostage with the sheer amount of films they pump out and hog up screens

For all the time nerds spend defending their slop by hiding behind their supposed sympathy for vfx workers, they sure don't listen to them when they give their accounts of what's actually been going on

Nerds are too childish to remember this, but back before Disney accelerated the death of mainstream cinema, there was a moderately healthy amount of competition among the big Hollywood studios. Because one of those studios hadn't owned most of everything yet, there was no thinning-out of vfx houses.

George Lucas turning up at the Playboy Mansion to make a deal with Hugh Hefner about saving motion pictures, 1983, colorized

Reminder that Snyder first worked with Notaro by doing something that films like Deadpool 2 didn't even bother to attempt: do away with a scumbag actor in reshoots soon after they were outed. Digitally inserting Notaro most likely took more work than it would have to simply excise TJ Miller