....which is why Captain Marvel made $425 million stateside and a billion worldwide. You know, because everyone hated it.

Cool!

https://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/ ... ic-world-3

The interior case for Scooby is said to be cheap, too. Very cheap, cardboard sleeves that allow the discs to slide.

Word is that the new Scooby release is incredibly cheap in terms of packaging. Despite the ridiculous price, it's apparently another disaster like Batman TAS.

...and now it's apparently open again.

https://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/son ... spiderman/

This would make perfect sense. As I said before, there's no reason the Tom Hardy Venom couldn't fit right in with the MCU, or even show up for an Avengers outing.

I'd argue that you can't actually figure out what the "biggest bomb ever" is simply because there are too many factors at play in such things. It's like trying to name the most expensive movie ever made.

Do the archive discs normally look that good?

Because one of the only ones we have at my place is "The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus," which is actually a pretty dirty print of the special (it looks better when it's shown on television).

*discs.

And I'll wryly twist my mouth and my villain mustache as much as I like, thank you.

I'm actually much more on board with this than I had been beforehand. Stone looks cool, and it seems like she'll be able to pull the character of.

Given the extreme backlash--and the fact that Far From Home sets up Spidey 3--isn't the most likely scenario that Sony caves?

So....about that next film....

https://deadline.com/2019/08/kevin-feig ... 202672545/

Droo is informed, as per usual.

It says "complete original series" but then says it only contains "Season 1" episodes, so I'm a tad confused.