Tom Cruise would put on a lion costume and live in the African jungles to shoot scenes for that movie. It would be amazing!Let Mufasa be played by Tom Cruise, then we can talk about inclusion and diversity.
Tom Cruise would put on a lion costume and live in the African jungles to shoot scenes for that movie. It would be amazing!
For real. I'm looking forward to his stunt where he hunts and eats a gazelle. Because you know damn well Tom will do that himself, killing it with his mouth.Tom Cruise would put on a lion costume and live in the African jungles to shoot scenes for that movie. It would be amazing!
reported $250M production cost and $140M global marketing spend, The Little Mermaid could very well break-even. However, anything in the low $400M global threshold and this fish is apt to be sinking to a loss of around $20M.
Bullshit, Disney will replace all foxes with black people and bears with Mexicans. Maid M’ayaereain will be the hero this time. Can’t wait to see who they cast for Fox and the Hound remake.We'll always have Robin Hood. That one is safe.
400 million dollars production+marketing spend and they think they're gonna break even with 400 million? seriously? that movie will have to make almost a billion dollars to get any kind of profit. theaters take half off the box office and more as time goes on. its also going to lose a lot of screens this week with the new Spiderman movie and then with Transformers. it will be dead in the water by mid june. this movie is doing worse than Ant Man 3 and that didnt even make 500 million. Fast X is already well over 500 million.Movie may not break even. It's hitting strong resistance in the international markets. Marketing spend was 140 million.
‘Little Mermaid’ Swimming Against Strong Tides At Overseas Box Office, Leaving Break-Even In Question
In a rare situation for a Disney tentpole, particularly a live action title based on a treasured animated classic, 'The Little Mermaid' may lose money.deadline.com
I unconsciously whistle or hum zipadeedoodah when bored or focused, and it has become an increasingly awkward habit over the yearsWhat's the odds of a remake of: Song of the South
Stating "we're not releasing the details of the new algorithm so people can't get around it" is a challenge call to nerds and hackers to bust your system wide open.The best part is how they say "we're not releasing the details of the new algorithm so people can't get around it"
Theyre just openly admitting that the majority hated it, that theyve tweaked their algorithm to hide this, and that they won't tell us how because then peoples' real opinions would once again show up
I feel like they'd be better off just straight up lying. "Nope, no one disliked it."