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HAHAHA...I just read up on that. I'm really not a fan of hers. I've gotten the impression over the years that if things don't go her way, watch the heck out.

UGH. Now these cooks are messing with YouTube and Tom Hanks. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jul/30/qanon-4chan-rightwing-conspiracy-theory-explained-trump

Very well could be. And yes, I've been thinking about the Avengers cast myself. I'll be the first to admit that I'm more likely to follow the accounts of celebrities or public figures who manage their own accounts - even better if they personally respond to their followers.

From the looks of it, Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, and Robert Downey Jr. have unfollowed Gunn on social media. I totally get it as a self-preservation move likely pushed by their publicists, but at the same time, if ANYONE should be championing a story of redemtion, it's RDJ.

We've been known to track down new, sealed copies of DVDs that are currently in the vault on e-bay for not much more than we'd pay in the store. (If you're careful and check seller ratings, you can get some really good deals on out-of-production and difficult-to-find toys, too. My boys love...

My husband looooves pointing out mistakes in movies. It drives me bananas. I'm all "LET ME ENJOY THE MOVIE, STORYWRECKER!" :hilarious:

At the campsite while singing "You're Welcome"!

It may be honest, but it's also pretty awful. Especially when they try to hide behind the "Disney image" when one of their most profitable directors comes under cyber attack. I realize Eisner isn't at the helm any longer, but there are TONS of people out there who would cringe to hear that...

Ideally, that team would all share a love of all things Disney that so many feel the recent leaders have been lacking.

A BETTER creative/business minds team, lol.

Personally, I'd like to see them go back to a team of creative/business minds. (Hey...I can dream.)

This is new, but it specifically mentions the "creative differences" we've all been wondering about. Forward to the ~12 minute-mark. http://collider.com/disney-james-gunn-guardians-of-the-galaxy-movie-talk/

Same with when they fired Roseanne. They really don't care what any individual says...all they care about is the fallout.

I also got the impression that Pratt, while he wanted to support Gunn, was initially highly against doing anything that would put Disney on the spot and I was really surprised by the group letter. I could be reading him totally wrong though.

I agree. And I wonder about a couple of things...whether Iger and the other execs are fully aware of the letter and are testing the waters to see what bringing Gunn back in would feel like, and whether the timing of the letter being released while Iger is reportedly on vacation has any...

I would love to see Disney use its weight to set a precedent in not bowing to mob mentality and condemning cyber-attacks.

https://variety.com/2018/film/news/guardians-of-the-galaxy-cast-james-gunn-support-1202889736/ https://www.comicbookmovie.com/guardians_of_the_galaxy/vol_3/disney-and-marvel-may-reinstate-james-gunn-as-guardians-of-the-galaxy-vol-3s-director-a162576 The Variety article came out yesterday.

I enjoyed the new Pete's Dragon too - but the original will always hold a special place in my heart (I was adopted). 101 Dalmatians has been done to death, and I feel like Peter Pan has, too (I saw Sandy Duncan perform the stage role when I was a kid).

See...that bothers me too. It's "let's capitalize on this while we can, and then bail when the crap hits the fan". I'd much rather it have been a knee-jerk, panic reaction.

Yep, I've read about that too. Everyone assumed Gunn was guilty because someone he knew was guilty.