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  JP🇺🇸 🏳️‍🌈 (@BuntyHunterJayP) reported 1 minute ago

  @ZCherAime Rumor is Disney and Marvel well more Ryan Reynolds is trying to work a deal to have the og "Blade" actor to retake the role

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  Niklander (@Niklander3) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Darren_Mooney Marvel/Disney just don't get the concept of hating someone from work

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  Adrian Carmona (@abcarmona04) reported 11 minutes ago

  @JMurrayWrld @WfromDeBall I think he could have done a better job with transparency but I have a bigger issue with Disney/Marvel higher ups than Feige

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  BLKVNM (@Official_BLKVNM) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Kentheghost1 That's the point. That's the only reason they are here which means the story will be *** and it will be "hype" moments and nostalgia bait like no way home. Which we can all agree is a terrible movie. Like the MCU has been a complete mess since the Disney+ tv shows started

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  Jesse the Body I drive a Ventoora (@JessieVentoora) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ZCherAime Wonder man wasn’t a great show. Writing was truly terrible. Shouldn’t take three episodes of slow burn to display how potentially amazing a character and the actor portraying that character are. Blade, unfortunate, also due to issues with poor script, almost scrapped, put back on table, script rework, a rewrite, and just a long run of unfortunate events on this script for whatever reason. Was also being presented during a long run of poorly performing marvel production, both on tv and in theaters. Also, Snipes has already said there will never be another Blade. Don’t know what is involved with the underwritten rights to that character and its property, but is something or would have been a thing at all. Anthony Mackie had his own stand alone film as Cap, wouldn’t call that sidelined. Was a poor script and plot though. Also, wasn’t a strong performer in the box office. Armor Wars was on a slippery slope from the start, especially with the ratings of Ironheart. Now that Downey is back in the line-marvel will do the movies to introduce the next Tony. Is that great? No, it does showcase a point that marvel has struggled to meet up to expectations since Endgame. Downey will not be the “Marvel Jesus” that Disney thinks he is. While Ironheart was entertaining, it still was another product with poorly written story playing on second rate character development. There is a massive gap waiting to be filled by amazing black actors, just would also like for those actors to receive the writing the characters deserve to present them in a manner that they also deserve. If Blade had come out for the sake of just releasing it, it would have been an injustice to the actor and the character. I’m exhausted with marvel and their issues to all their cinema. Hopefully, Storm as a strong main character in X-men, and the upcoming Black Panther, hopefully they will bring strong black representation back to the big screen. Agree there is a problem, just wanted to vent as well.

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  basedcapital (@thebasedcapital) reported 21 minutes ago

  apple just put local frontier inference in an earnings script. same call: cook describes customers running “clusters of mac studio systems to run frontier-class models locally,” and disney moving creative ai to mac to cut cloud token costs. apple has no frontier cloud, so “the edge matters” is positioning. it’s also correct. data residency isn’t a pricing problem no api discount fixes it. apple is quietly becoming the default substrate for inference that legally can’t leave the building.

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  ellie! 🗡️ (@raggedyellie) reported 22 minutes ago

  @CherryLaneMane I’ll agree that Snow White was doomed from the start, they wanted rachel to fail because she was outspoken about that she believed in and disney didn’t like that. BUT, rachel was not the worst part of that film, in fact she was the only tolerable part 😭😭

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  Robert Hill (@FHE_Dad) reported 22 minutes ago

  Well when people criticize Disney movies for flat terrible lighting, what they're really noticing is actually the color grade. So it makes sense when a movie has a grade that looks good they will praise the lighting

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  Deborah Williams Isawagada (@petrahsul) reported 23 minutes ago

  WHAT IS AN INDIE MOVIE? An indie movie (short for independent film) is a feature film produced outside the major Hollywood studio system.They are primarily defined by how they are funded, their creative freedom, and their artistic tone. 1. The Funding Major Hollywood studios (like Disney, Universal, or Warner Bros.) fully finance their own films with hundreds of millions of dollars, but Indie movies are funded through: . Private investors . Grants . Film funds Crowdfunding (like Kickstarter) . The filmmakers' own pockets. . Independent production companies (like A24, Neon, or Blumhouse) 2. Creative Freedom Because indie filmmakers do not answer to corporate studio executives, they have total creative control. This freedom allows indie movies to take massive risks, resulting in: . More unconventional stories . Edgy, controversial, or taboo themes . Unique visual styles and experimental editing (like the jump cuts in Beginners) . Character-driven plots over expensive action set-pieces. 3. Lower Budgets While a Hollywood blockbuster might cost $200 million, an indie film typically operates on a budget ranging from a few thousand dollars to $20 million. Because they cannot rely on expensive CGI, explosions, or massive star salaries, indie movies focus heavily on sharp dialogue, deep emotional acting, and strong writing. 4. Distribution and Film Festivals Indie films are rarely guaranteed a release in massive theater chains. Instead, they rely on film festivals (like Sundance, Cannes, SXSW, or Toronto) to premiere their work. If a festival audience loves the movie, a distribution company will buy the rights to show it in boutique theaters or put it on streaming platforms.

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  Michael Krizmanic (@mkrizmanic) reported 23 minutes ago

  @DisneyParks Very disappointed about not having ART for transportation. We have been going to Disney World for a few years and starting looking and Land, but the transportation for Land is terrible. Either stay at a hotel that is $600 a night or walk a mile for $250 a night.

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  Samuel blank (@BlankSamuel) reported 24 minutes ago

  @ogorangebird Disney might get a lot of hate for their decisions rightfully so. but in this case i think there is more to everything they want to secret wars to reset and fix everything and that means starting fresh. and you can do that with Ghost rider

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  Muhōmatsu (@hochiyama) reported 25 minutes ago

  @jtimsuggs This was how you could tell Disney and Star Wars was never going to work.

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  Kiko Alonzo (@AlonzoKiko) reported 27 minutes ago

  @AntaiDavis @UpToTASK Bc the actor refuses to work with Disney

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  Marla Seraphine (@marlaseraphine) reported 33 minutes ago

  @KiKo4kt @impi3tas There is another important thing to consider: Kevin Feige is on his way out. Disney would not allow him to cast new X-Men. He was forced to use the Fox ones. You must consider the oddness of having a young Jean Grey while having the X-Men being introduced in the next MCU film via a Scott Summers in his 50s. It's completely incongruent. But when I said Disney would not allow Feige to cast new X-Men, it's important to remember Sony has final creative control over the Spider-Man films. So I think they filmed the Adriana Soria storyline but dropped it midway or after production. Feige was able to get Sony to approve his use of Jean Grey. Continuity is not an issue for him because, like I said, he's being ousted.

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  Mike Balutis (@mics4truth) reported 34 minutes ago

  @ZCherAime Too bad. Disney still having identity problems. I do the best I can to convince my kids not to give anything Disney to my grandkids. When they return to the 50',60's value of entertainment it then might be worth it. And dump there stock, it's an evil company. Agree?