Lions trash

AKA known as: Uncle Dad. EMOJI 🤴RT’s & likes are not endorsements. parody account.

[Lions trash @robertchristos]

2022 Film Reel. Haven’t made one in 3 years, thank you to everyone involved & everyone whoever believed in me or gave me an opportunity. Very grateful to be able to do this

[Mark Malone @soundmigration]

Mark Zuckerberg pretending to enjoy Guinness is my new favourite thing.

[Detroit Lions @Lions]

💙 @DanMillerFox2

[Tom Cruise @TomCruise]

“Level 4.”

[Reid Southen @Rahll]

4,500 jobs gone, what a win for filmmaking 👍

[Lions trash @robertchristos]

I still can’t believe these losers allowed this to happen. Can’t wait till one studio controls all media that will be great

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

David Ellison has shown an official graphic of everything Skydance will own after acquiring Warner Bros and Paramount.

Assets:

• TNT
• CBS
• CNN
• MTV
• TCM
• Showtime
• Adult Swim
• DC Studios
• Paramount+
• Nickelodeon
• HBO/HBO Max
• Comedy Central
• Cartoon Network

Film Rights:

• Star Trek
• Gremlins
• Beetlejuice
• DC Comics
• Tom & Jerry
• Harry Potter
• Citizen Kane
• Transformers
• A Quiet Place
• Looney Tunes
• The Conjuring
• Mortal Kombat
• Game of Thrones
• Dora The Explorer
• Mission Impossible
• The Lord of the Rings
• SpongeBob SquarePants
• Avatar: The Last Airbender
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
• Dune 3 (distribution rights)
• Minecraft (distribution rights)
• MonsterVerse (distribution rights)

[v.g @insufficentfund]

Iñarritu might have lost the studio 150 million, garnered the rejection of the critics and lost most of his pull in the industry, but today he gained something more important: my approval.

[Kevin Maisto @kevinmaisto]

when my friends don’t want to go out for drinks

[Lions trash @robertchristos]

Absolute disaster for film what a tragedy

[The Hollywood Reporter @THR]

Paramount-Warner Bros. will allocate just $5 million per year to acquire indie films.

The $111 billion deal pledges to make at least 30 films a year and will spend at least $1.5 billion in additional domestic film and TV production over five years.

What does this mean? The company will operate a modestly funded “Independent Film Fund” to buy movies based on original screenplays or originated from film producers operating outside of Paramount, Disney, Universal or Sony.

The wildly optimistic version of this is the company pulls off six micro-budget blockbusters like 'Obsession' (which cost $750,000). But many indie films cost in the tens of millions — particularly if they’re star-driven or effects-heavy. The Zendaya film 'The Drama,' for instance, cost around $28 million. While the budget for the 2024 disaster 'Megalopolis' ballooned to around $120 million.

https://t.co/YhJHgrWb0A

[Western Michigan Football @WMU_Football]

Adding 1 second to the clock

[Polymarket Sports @PolymarketSport]

🚨BREAKING: UEFA is demanding that Gianni Infantino resign as FIFA President!

If he refuses to step down, UEFA will trigger a VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE and have him removed from office.

[@TeleFootball]

[UEFA @UEFA]

Statement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National Associations

[doctor idk @bigmonkeong]

line delivery of the year https://t.co/Ce5YrbnqeP

[Dan Marcus @Danimalish]

THE ODYSSEY in IMAX 70mm. Photo taken by projectionist Taylor Umphenour.

[Rupert Myers @RupertMyers]

I can’t stop thinking about The Odyssey - I think it might be one of the greatest films of all time.

[Griffin Schiller @griffschiller]

#TheOdyssey is truly something to behold, boasting some of Nolan’s most viscerally intense, horrific, and heartfelt work to date. Certainly his most formally daring and risky.

A poetic, melancholic meditation on the artifacts we leave behind—the songs turned stories we hand down, noble lies masking complicated truths in service of hope. A spiritual reckoning with the fact that we are our own gods, and with how that hope becomes inverted when faith, myth, becomes a means of abdicating responsibility and justifying cruelty rather than confronting that we are the ones choosing it. Defying the gods is really defying our own humanity—the sacred pact we share with one another. The moment when our own civility is weaponized against us out of hubris. What at first seems brilliant quickly devolves, a Trojan Horse igniting an uncontrollable chain reaction that burns the whole world down. Each generation rises from the ashes of the last, forced to do battle within a strange new world forged by old men filled with regret—men desperate to go back even as they reshape the future in their own image.

The existentialism of Nolan's Odyssey picks up the baton from Oppenheimer, rooted in the intense desire to control a reaction that has breached containment, and in the futility of trying to control a narrative that will outlast us. While our guilt, our shame compel us to act, to try and fix what's beyond repair, the noblest thing we can do is recognize when to relinquish control, to recognize when the thing we need to leave behind is ourselves. Hopefully, through these artifacts, posterity learns the truth—the good and the bad—a leap of faith that they might succeed where we failed. Three thousand years later, the bedrock of civilization hasn’t changed: thunder, a smile, pain, bloodshed, compassion, love—our universal language, the language of the gods. And yet...we continue to defy them.

[Big Cat @BarstoolBigCat]

Sad day for the sport of football if Belgium appeals the ruling. What happened to honoring a decision as final and not crying about it until it gets overturned? #NotMyFutbol

[Lions trash @robertchristos]

FIFA is a stand up organization, and made the correct decision. They’ve always played by the rules, and been a bastion of fairness. Love and respect for FIFA, and how good and fair they are

[Big Cat @BarstoolBigCat]

Respect the hell out of this statement. This is why I’ve always said FIFA is a class organization that always does things the right way above the table

[Big Cat @BarstoolBigCat]

Shout out FIFA. I think we can all agree FIFA is a great organization that always does the right thing and in no way is this about it directly benefiting USMNT

[. @tosinmm_]

USMNT fans seeing that Folarin Balogun can play against Belgium