Filming is underway on The People v. Gorilla Grodd, and the first photos and videos from the set reveal what may be the most bizarre installment in the new DCU yet.
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Daredevil: Born Again Viewership Exposed as Disney and Variety Try to Spin a Disappointing Launch, Worse Than The Acolyte and Agatha
Marvel Studios had high hopes for Daredevil: Born Again, positioning it as a major revival of the Netflix-era Daredevil series and a key effort to win back longtime fans. However, despite Variety and Disney painting the numbers as a success, a closer look reveals a starkly different story.
According to Disney, Daredevil: Born Again drew 7.5 million views in its first five days. Variety calls this a “strong launch,” but in reality, this number falls well below expectations for a series of this magnitude.
Legacy Media Tries to Shift Blame for Snow White Failures to Gal Gadot Instead of Rachel Zegler After ADL Speech—But the Truth Is Obvious
With Snow White just days from release, even Variety is acknowledging Disney’s struggles with the film. But rather than focus on the real reason audiences have rejected it—Disney’s creative choices and Rachel Zegler’s inflammatory remarks—the legacy media is now subtly bringing Gal Gadot into the conversation.
Disney Scales Back Snow White U.S. Premiere—No Traditional Red Carpet Media Interviews Allowed
With just days to go before the release of its live-action Snow White remake, Disney is drastically reducing its usual Hollywood premiere spectacle. The studio is still hosting an event on March 15 at the El Capitan Theatre, but it won’t include the extensive red carpet and media presence typically associated with a major Disney release. Instead, only photographers and a house crew will be allowed to cover the event, with no traditional press interviews taking place.
Former Imagineer Proposes Alternate Plan to Save Rivers of America—Proves Disney Could ‘Have It All’ Without Destroying Tom Sawyer Island
Former Walt Disney Imagineering Senior VP Eddie Sotto has once again challenged Disney’s controversial decision to bulldoze the Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island at Magic Kingdom. But this time, he isn’t just criticizing—he’s offering a fully imagined alternative that would preserve the park’s history while still allowing Disney to build its planned Cars and Villains expansions.
Star Wars Reported Budgets Dwarfed by Actual Costs: Is the Industry Hiding Disney’s Real Expenses in a Massive Way?
Investors and movie industry buffs might want to reconsider listening to "reported budgets" coming out of the trades in regards to Disney films. A new article from Caroline Reid at Forbes has shattered the narrative on what Disney is spending behind-the-scenes. When...
Disney Puts Snow White Tickets on Sale Just 10 Days Before Release—And It’s Not Looking Good, Disney Springs AMC Dedicates Minimal Screens to Zegler Release
Disney has finally made tickets available for its live-action Snow White remake, just 10 days before its official release on March 21. Thursday previews begin on March 20, but the late push to sell tickets has already raised eyebrows. Adding to the film’s ongoing troubles, the latest one-minute teaser promoting ticket sales was met with immediate backlash. Within just eight hours, the video received 1.4K likes and 2.1K dislikes, a clear indication of audience sentiment.
The Last of Us Part 3 Might Not Happen According to Neil Druckmann, Naughty Dog Seemingly Shifting Focus to Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet
For years, speculation has swirled around whether The Last of Us Part 3 would ever become a reality. Fans hoping for an official confirmation have been met with silence from Naughty Dog—until now.
In a recent interview with Variety, Neil Druckmann, the creative director behind the franchise, made a statement that all but confirms there are no current plans for a third installment. While this doesn’t necessarily mean The Last of Us is done for good, it raises serious questions about the series’ long-term viability.
Disney Streaming Woes Continue as ESPN Fails UFC 313, Infuriating TKO Executives as Media Rights Deal Hangs in the Balance
Disney’s inability to manage its streaming services is becoming a recurring theme. Just weeks after Hulu’s Oscars debacle, where viewers were locked out of the final awards of the night, ESPN+ suffered a catastrophic failure during UFC 313 that has led to bad blood with members of the TKO board.
James Cameron Confirms Next Avatar Will Have the Longest Runtime Yet for Franchise, But is Anyone Asking for This?
James Cameron is at it again, confirming that Avatar: Fire and Ash will have an even longer runtime than The Way of Water, which already pushed past the three-hour mark. While some filmmakers prioritize keeping audiences engaged, Cameron appears more interested in testing just how long people are willing to sit in a theater.
Walt Disney World Called Out in Viral Song ‘What Walt Would Say’ by Tyler Dean McDowell—Son of Country Music Legend
Tyler Dean McDowell’s song What Walt Would Say has struck a nerve with disillusioned Disney fans, taking direct aim at Disney CEO Bob Iger and the corporate leadership that has, in McDowell’s eyes, strayed from Walt Disney’s vision. In an exclusive interview with That Park Place, he shared his deep connection to Disney, what inspired the song, and why he believes the company is losing its magic.
Nintendo Ditches Rewards Program in My Nintendo Gold Points and Vouchers – Changes Coming for Switch 2?
Big changes are coming from Nintendo and its rewards systems as the gaming goliath is preparing for the launch of its newest video game system, the Nintendo Switch 2, set to release later this year.
Butterbeer Season Calls Harry Potter Fans to Celebrate With New Products and Events
Warner Bros. and Universal Studios have launched its second annual Butterbeer Season—a Harry Potter celebration themed after the iconic wizarding drink. Here’s the breakdown of what fans can expect this year.