I think JD Vance sees Trump in Pope garb and goes, "fuck, I can't wait to get on MEET THE PRESS and spin this as inoffensive and actually showing how Holy a man he is."
Remember when people were afraid JFK was going to take orders from the Pope if elected President. Now the White House randomly posts a pic of the president as the Pope. Never mind said President is Presbyterian which doesn't follow the Pope, but whatevs https://t.co/PdwiItMqA8
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@Eon1Eno@DrewTailored Not a lawyer but they might have a case depending on their contracts & how the company balked at making a deal (I believe Legendary went into litigation over Godzilla v Kong not getting streaming offers considered). It could potentially hurt the director's career to pursue tho
@foxorian Reminds me of when I watched a vfx reaction vid to Snyder's JL cut. They joked about why it's important to label your render files well because the effects ppl that worked on that had to re-render effects from 4 years ago I believe because the aspect ratio was changed in that cut
@grapefruitzzz I know parts of film have been destroyed by accident. Either the film strip or the audio material. That's why there are sometimes old movies you'll see that have missing reels and I've seen deleted scenes at least once that have had no audio because they only have the footage.
@RichFerrando Is Barbie only on a hard drive now for WB or do they have a film print or some other master copy in some other format to preserve it for 100 years? Maybe that is a dumb question. I am in no way an expert on how they preserve films though I know Warner Archive is pretty good at it
@RichFerrando That's interesting. You assume it's on a hard drive, and I wonder if, even for digital films, if it isn't standard practice to have a physical print for their films since I've heard those allegedly maintain better than even digital files for long term storage.
The same could be said about Netflix, which has maintained the same people over the years. Perhaps I am just irritated by the narrative behind Netflix (allegedly making films studios weren't making anymore) over the years & what they have done to the business since at least 2015.
I recently saw Warner Bros-Discovery cited as "greedy" over things like expiring digital codes for disc releases when they had nearly $49 billion in debt, but Netflix doing something like this as they are now on the up doesn't get the same name calling? https://t.co/OOBbx2DKBh
But my guess is the revenue for WB-D will dip a shit ton in 2024 from this relative high they had last year. It's been hard to love WB the last decade tbh with some of their decisions over multiple regimes.