Indeed. The souls of the world are at stake.

A few?yes. The majority will just double down.

Saying what's safe, to keep their jobs. They are actors, after all. That facade is basically an ongoing audition.

Pendulum won't shift until the force of the government is used to punish wokeness legally and financially, and DeSantis is the only one doing that.

You guys are taking woke way too seriously. Lol@@cosmictreason2242

​@@cosmictreason2242lol

"I am a monument to your sins..." -Disparu to whichever studio made that trash I can't remember fuck it...

we thank you for Disparu sacrifice

I'm looking forward to seeing how in 20 years the Mandela effect will collectively make everyone forget that show existed and Disney will deny it's existence

It's wild that the show was removed within 6 months of release. It's not like it costs money to keep it in Disney+. The show was pretty ass, so I understand them wanting people to forget about it. I bet after the first month of release, it didn't get 100 views a day. I watched the first 2 episodes and couldn't help but laugh at how terrible it was.

Reminds me of that scene from Sharpe _"if I wipe the name I may wipe the shame"_

Subject Matter Experts

If all of these Disney/Marvel movies catered to comic book nerds they would still be making hit movies..Comic book nerds are nitpicking in a good way if you please the nerds the normies are going to love it . If only Disney would realize this .

Hollywood needs canadian MAID services. Industrial scale maid services.

And a "Common Sense Consultant" too

Instead, they brought in political "minders" in the form of DEI and Intimacy coaches.

He looked like he was in total panic mode. Elons awkward stuttering, his thinking while he's mid sentence, and saying GO FUCK YOURSELF twice made interviewer almost have a panic attack live to the world. Truly one of the best moments of 2023.

@@ReadyPlayerTomVR didnt he say about a minute later GFY, lightly spelling it like 2 or 3 more times? 😏 good times. f you money is great to have. 🤣🤣🤣

He's my favourite African American 👍😅

He couldn’t understand that someone couldn’t be cowed or made slave by money

An absolute soy beta male in full display 😂😂😂

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I'm rich thank you Chrissie!!!!:D

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Oh they noticed. She's one of those people that merely IDENTIFIES as being paralyzed.

@@MikeBurnsArrangedAccidents Please tell me you're yanking my chain about her identifying as being paralyzed because A) I won't watch the actual show and B) that's something so stupid I could see them actually doing it.

Hey RTD - suck it!(for Davros!) 🖕😝🖕

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@@Vikasnarwal461 It's quick, but you can see at at the 16:06 mark. I did discovery that the actress does use wheelchair in life but isn't paralyzed. It's still an odd thing though.

Hope the babysitter gives you a positive review 😇

Dude, it was worth it. My wife was crying at the end of the film.

It was pretty good; very much worth seeing on the big screen. The movie has a lot of heart in it, something that Hollywood has seemed to forget about it. It's worth a see for certain. It is a foreign film, and if you can't really do subtitles you may struggle a bit. Although, there's enough visual spectacle during the action moments (they did a good job of making Godzilla feel like a real menace) to probably keep your average person's attention.

yes I even asked Elon to buy Disney

@@johnnyskinwalker4095 Don't do that...don't give me hope!

It wouldn't be any different.

owner employee does not matter it's what Iger is doing.. that is wrong.. Elon is just smart! and knows to sell what ppl want..! what customers want. not like what Iger is doing.. his making things he! wants not what the customer wants! that's the issue.. that is why they fail! the customer! is all! ways right!!!

@@hodor1765 Iger can't come out and say fuck you straight up like an owner could. I think Iger realizes how fucked he is on every single front.

French head of something like our cdc put ivermectin on a blacklist in September 2019. He gave away that this was planned way in advance

Walmart also was the first to install RFID chips a few years back. Interesting.

Guess they’re getting auto-canons for the white lung pandemic coming.

Yes they were plan for the vaccine cards that never materialized

@@Impuritan1which is probably just antibiotic resistant TB from the illegals

It sounds like we got Godzilla back!?

Last 10 years? That’s a stretch. After endgame, yea it’s been garbage. But even then No Way Home and The Batman are amazing films. So yea I wouldn’t say that. But still an incredible movie for sure.

@@mrmxyzptlk8906 I would argue that No Way Home and the Batman were anomalies not the norm in current Hollywood before & post Endgame. Can't comment on the quality of the Batman because I didn't see (not a fan of Pattinson). No Way Home was pretty good but you had two studios that had to play nice with each other and it struck a good nostalgia balance with Toby Maguire & Andrew Garfield. Some of the stuff with Dr. Strange bothered me because it set up the shit show that was DS2: MoM with Stephen Strange bungling his spells which goes against his development by the end of DS1 and Infinity War. They regressed his character because plot dictate it.

@@Gojirastar5477 The Batman is awesome. As for Strange in NWH. He did it out of love not only for Tony but for Peter. He genuinely cared for him and has confidence in his own abilities as a sorcerer.

I haven’t been to the cinema since Endgame…….I think Minus One will be the movie that breaks that cycle!

And he has since he was a kid after selling his first business for millions. I'll also add that Elon is self-made, while many of his critics ARE NOT.

I think your brackets are trying to say too much, but yeah i think the idea that "The exclusive right to profit off of a work of literature" shouldn't be recognized. If the creator wants to give it up, let him take bids for whoever wants to work with him to develop the story further as a consultant but otherwise send it to the public domain

Agree with the first point but not the second. Without IP laws to protect creators, nobody can legally own/protect and profit from their work and then create more. And, yes, that means corporations like Disney, but also people like Gary or Chris G. Otherwise I could just start running Nerdrotic or Film Threat Ts and profit from their work by exploiting their IP.

Maybe, but it also sounds like Tony Stark.

You forgot the Brain Chips...

The Cybertruck is for people who have no clue what a truck is. The Cybertruck is a damn joke and not made for real people. It's made for KZfaq fan boys who think that 11,000 lbs of towing is ground breaking.

Elon has no damn clue what truck drivers need or want.

They still didn't make the film, just gave direction

​@@cosmictreason2242 And...? You're answering a question no one is asking.

Hey! I had a crush on Disneys Pocahontas when i was like 10. I had a poster of her and i thought "why do i like this poster so much?". She was a babe.

Wasn't the emperor's new groove a flop?

​@@The_child-catcherWho cares mate? It is, without a SHRED of irony, one of Disney's most influential films. An entire generation of people were shaped by that movie. It is the primordial ooze from which "zoomer humour" arose. The jokes are all hilarious nonsense and as a result zoomers have a deep love for nonsense humour

I wonder who is missing...

Hmmmm?? I wonder

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Iger's probably a germaphobe, anybody who's as tight @$$ed as him has to be.

Gotta rinse after abusing the kids. But no amount of scrubbing will wash that stain away.

They’re 7th place domestically in the boxoffice on Thursday. Saltburn beat it!

You and the rest of the Gary CABAL keep saying that, for years now. Repeat Repeat Repeat. But, Disney keeps trucking along. They are getting money from someplace and I don't see any investor lawsuits. Now, Disney has it claws in the Doctor Who series. Do your homework.

@@gathasofpersia6432it will happen. The ideas nees to percolate through the population and perform inception

@@gathasofpersia6432it’s called debt buddy. Disney are making their debt Mountain grow each year.

@@gathasofpersia6432 disney always depend on other stuff on desperation since they can't create anything good and yea they have the park and esg money but it can't keep saving their ass

Yeah okay...They drag Mauler and Chris Gore out when they obviously can't find anyone...they have been on this so often...

@awhellnah__ no

@awhellnah__ Mauler is only a co-host on The Real BBC.

I love Jeremy. He's one of my favorites. But I agree, I feel he has been on autopilot this Fall. Maybe he's dealing with personal stuff?

It's one of the main reasons I think he's one of the worst reoccurring host/guest? He never researches/watches the content covered. Which I also find disrespectful to the rest of the panel. He repeats the same boring/casual takes every dang time as you basically mentioned. He will tell a one minute story in five minutes. Why? Because he has to plug all his crap every time he says anything. And on top of all that, he usually leaves early and of course takes another chance to talk about everything he is doing. Why the hell even show up when you contribute so little? Not to mention the times he makes it much worse like the episode with Graham Nolan and Kelley Jones. Sorry for the rant. I just needed to get that off my chest lol.

@@senoka4638 .......okay I don't feel all of THAT...LOL! 😂 I just meant that it feels like his heart just isn't in it lately. Again, the guy is a human being. He might be struggling with something private. Not judgement, just observation.

They were pretty quiet this episode

Old boomer noises 😂😂😂 Love Gary

While I do like Az, I think his rants where the rest of the panel is just quiet for 5 minutes while he shouts really drags the whole show down...

FAT. 😂😂😂

Yeah, it's like mid day even

It starts at 2 pm in the west now

I can't quote my favorite scene from blazing saddles 😞

@@cosmictreason2242 Ever scene the Magnificent 7 remake with Washington? Imagine him riding into town but with Blazing Saddles looped over top.

@@cosmictreason2242 My favorite 16 seconds in the Hateful 8... Said by Roth followed by Goggins: There's a N..... In the Stable with a Letter from Abraham Lincoln? I'm going to make that a Secret Password for something before I die.

He actually has aspirations of running for president.

I disagree with one thing. While we don't want preachiness sure, the point of story (epic heroic story anyway) IS to tell us how to live. It gives you an example of how Man abs women shots behave in different circumstances and gives you something to aspire to. The communists understand this which is why they're trying to remove anything positive to be aspired to, so the society is more easily conquered because wet mm done don't have any heroic masculine or feminine adults left

Well said 🍻

If only modern fans expressed themselves as well as you do.

@@cosmictreason2242 Yes, but from the view of setting the example of how difficult it is to wrestle to improve personal character as opposed to someone standing there yelling, "You are all bad! Bad!" The man in the mirror syndrome. And of course the reason we all love hero movies, and I love comic books and read them incessantly as a child, is they ARE our marvelous heroes. I get furious when our new Disney overlords completely tear down that which we love, for no reason than I suspect THEY are jealous of the creation. But no one should just be bestowed perfection, one of the major problems with the modern MCU and especially the M-SHE-U. Poor Loki never understood until the end the difference between god and God. You have to work to become the hero, and then of course there is the burden of responsibility that Capt America understood so brilliantly.

@@libertytree3209oh it's not just envy. It's an intentional communist plan to weaken the west so it can be taken over. "The long march through the institutions." Because when they tried to start the revolution over here it didn't work, because America was too capitalist and Christian. There was neithermotive nor opportunity for class resentment. So manufacturing division was what they had to set about doing, since the 1920s

Razor is more black metal If you find his music

Don't forget the faithfulness to characters and actual storytelling, the superficial stuff can be forgiven if there's a great story and/or compelling characters

@@Lundarian1 Absolutely! I was responding to comments made during FNT. I was more impressed to get actors and crew who collectively cared about creating a great story that respected the source material and fans. In this era it was just fantastic to see real sets. It had a huge budget and was used so well.

Maybe once every six months would be better.

I saw what you did there. 😉👍

Elon is himself an idiot

Having just watched it that makes sense. Albeit, they give equally little development to the other characters played by stars, so it didn't stand out quite so starkly, iow the level of lacking foreshadowing fit the rest of the characterizations

I found Dune rather disappointing. The move was more style then substance in my opinion, whereas what at least the first Dune books makes great to me is amongst other how it reflects on power and the consquences (Paul foreseeing a modern jihad at the end of book 1).

Someone argued with me that the bombs weren't justified because Japan has already offered to surrender, but not unconditionally, and that's what the bombs forced them to. Im not convinced that makes them unethical. "Please stop killing me now that you're winning! I'll let you have 10% of the land i stole from you back!", for example, if your enemy said that, you don't have to listen to them. There are a few parts in the Bible eg Gideon chasing down and killing fleeing enemies for a whole day, and Samuel killing a POW, that tell me that our modern sensibilities are not exactly right. So what if they were civilians? I'm also vaguely aware the us warned the residents a day in advance. You don't get to bebupset you died then

@@cosmictreason2242Well you are the one wrong here. Not only did America and the West INSTIGATE the war after colonizing Asia and stripping Naval power from Japan, they then blockaded oil and materials to get into the war in Germany. Plus yes Japan tried to surrender for 6 months with the SAME conditions America agreed to later but they only wanted to test the bombs without destroying cities FDR liked.

@@zonzillamagnus5902idk man i think bombing someone when they don't let you easily collect resources to fund a genocide you're currently conducting kinda makes you the instigator on both ends

⁠@@zonzillamagnus5902and your claim about the same terms being offered 6mos earlier seem to be bulllshit caused by misremembering already misleading information warfare you've heard somewhere. The traditional interpretation is such not for no reason

@@cosmictreason2242 Nope they are not. Not only do we know that Japan was using peace feelers to try to ask about surrender terms, but everyone in the US government knew they would surrender. They said they were not accepting surrender because Japan wanted to keep the Emperor and then after the bombs they AGREED. “General Dwight Eisenhower, in his memoirs, recalled a visit from Secretary of War Henry Stimson in late July 1945: “I voiced to him my grave misgivings, first on the basis of my belief that Japan was already defeated and that dropping the bomb was completely unnecessary, and secondly because I thought that our country should avoid shocking world opinion by the use of a weapon whose employment was, I thought, no longer mandatory as a measure to save American lives. It was my belief that Japan was, at that very moment, seeking some way to surrender with a minimum loss of ‘face.’” Eisenhower reiterated the point years later in a Newsweek interview in 1963, saying that “the Japanese were ready to surrender and it wasn’t necessary to hit them with that awful thing.”1 In fact, seven out of eight top U.S. military commanders believed that it was unnecessary to use atomic bombs against Japan from a military-strategic vantage point, including Admirals Chester Nimitz, Ernest King, William Halsey, and William Leahy, and Generals Henry Arnold and Douglas MacArthur.2 According to Air Force historian Daniel Haulman, even General Curtis LeMay, the architect of the air war against Japan, believed “the new weapons were unnecessary, because his bombers were already destroying the Japanese cities.” “General MacArthur believed that Japan would have surrendered as early as May 1945 if the U.S. had not insisted upon “unconditional surrender.”9 MacArthur was appalled at the Potsdam Declaration, issued by the U.S., Britain, and China on July 26, which threatened “utter destruction” if Japan did not surrender unconditionally. As his biographer, William Manchester, wrote: “He knew that the Japanese would never renounce their emperor, and that without him an orderly transition to peace would be impossible anyhow, because his people would never submit to Allied occupation unless he ordered it. Ironically, when the surrender did come, it was conditional, and the condition was a continuation of the imperial reign. Had the General’s advice been followed, the resort to atomic weapons at Hiroshima and Nagasaki might have been unnecessary.”10 Others appealed to the president to back off from his hard-nosed demand. Former president Herbert Hoover visited Truman on May 28, 1945, to argue that the best way to end the war quickly was to alter the terms of surrender. According to Hoover’s biographer, he told Truman, “I am convinced that if you, as President, will make a shortwave broadcast to the people of Japan - tell them they can have their Emperor if they surrender, that it will not mean unconditional surrender except for the militarists - you’ll get a peace in Japan, you’ll have both wars over.”11 There were, in fact, early drafts of the Potsdam Declaration that offered assurances of the emperor’s status, but these were nixed by Secretary of State James Byrnes, with whom Truman agreed. Members of General George Marshall’s staff argued in June 1945 that any clarification of the term “unconditional surrender” must be written in the form of “an ultimatum” and not in a way to “invite negotiation.” It was assumed that the American public was in favor of this inflexible position. Admiral Leahy, on the other hand, “said he could not agree with those who said to him that unless we obtain the unconditional surrender of the Japanese that we will have lost the war,” according to the June 18 meeting minutes. “

By design. Money matters not when taking over the world is at stake. Killing hope and inspiration is priority.

@@kornerdspiderXa culture with no aspirations produces no heroes and will more easily be conquered by the communists