Warner Bros. Discovery just turned down a hostile bid from Paramount Skydance. Netflix's co-CEOs sent a letter about the decision and the deal.

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The Odyssey Prologue…

Too Excited. C’mon, it’s Spielberg and UFOs..

I hate being hyperbolic, BUT this is the most important trailer for Marvel Studios. Apparently, we are getting it next week. Who’s excited?

First trailer releases today. #Supergirl

Kushner being part of this just goes to show how political it has already become. David Ellison acts like a callow 18-year-old, but he’s a film enthusiast, and I don’t entirely hate his vision. It’s just the politics surrounding Paramount that I don’t like. Paramount can’t win this though.

I always find critiquing actors interesting. On one hand, I see people coming down on QT for saying those statements, but on the other hand, I think that just like we passionately criticize athletes, why do we lose our minds when someone openly says they don’t like an actor? Thoughts?

I don’t know which one is worse now.

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I feel like a Christmas movie for some background noise....

*turns on Batman Returns*

Perfect! 🎄

1) You all have to understand why Netflix buying Warner Bros could potentially mark the end of Hollywood.
Netflix doesn’t care about theatrical releases. Imagine a company whose M.O. has always been a crusade against theatrical releases. They can claim whatever they want, it’s irrelevant.

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We think everything around us is tangible, but it really isn’t. What we call ‘objects’ are just electrons and protons at a subatomic level. Even money is something we use to collaborate, yet it isn’t truly REAL. We like to ignore the power fiction, but in the end, everything is a kind of fiction.

Hasn’t gotten the praise it deserved. Jeffrey Manchester’s story is what I like to call one that ‘breaks our societal bubble.’ Either way, I’m not an anarchist. 8/10.

I can’t believe how splintered we have become as a society while also progressing immeasurably on a global scale in the last 100 years. What a world.