There’s even an Onion article about this.

Just sayan.

Warner Bros. isn’t involved in this movie at all, they only sent a cease-and-desist.

Original movies are still being made, they’re just not advertised as much as IP-based movies.

Unfortunately, it’s not a joke. Variety confirmed it.

By the time Across the Spider-Verse released, Beyond wasn’t even storyboarded yet. There was no way it was going to be released in 2024.

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for posting, but I’m going to remove this since it’s not a movie. You should repost this in !television@lemm.ee or !animation@lemm.ee

I wouldn’t put much stock into test screenings. There have been films that have had horrible test screenings that went on to be beloved. I’ll wait until opening weekend.

Would’ve been the easiest recast to do, since they’ve already established multiversial counterparts don’t always look the same.

Yeah, this movie really feels like “Wicked at home”.

Whoops, forgot it was still Thursday, I accidentally posted this a day early. Oh well, bottom line: skip this.

People want original stories.

People often say that, but box office grosses tell a different story.

Confirmed for May 13.

Robert Pattinson dies a bunch of times. Also, Mark Ruffalo is Trump.

Debian: the bookworm (heh), and the one who does everyone’s homework.

Fedora: the popular rich girl.

Arch: the insufferable geeky nerd who reminds the teacher about the homework.

Mint: the new kid.

ChromeOS: the one who is desperately trying to fit in and be cool.

Manjaro: the one who vapes in the bathrooms.

Ubuntu: Tries to be like the bookworm, but reads comics instead of novels.

Gentoo: the perfectionist who insists on doing every part of the group project.

LFS: the principal.

$53 million global opening weekend sounds like pretty good business to me.

Unfortunately, the movie’s budget is $118 million, not including the $80 million Warner Bros. spent to market the movie. And they have to split the revenue 50-50 with the theaters.

Factoring all of those, Mickey 17 would need to make at least $300 million just to break even.