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I'm new and not so new. I've been reading this place since 2014, but I care so little about internal website politics that I don't even know who "Mike" is. So, hi, Mike! And hi, Matt! Long-time lurker, 18th-time caller. None of that changes the fact that any website that revealed the identity...

Yup. There's this thought process that high-profile corporate executives are too busy to read the internet. In reality, a person with a vested interest in a product is even more sensitive to its reception online. I run a website that used to be a go-to source for revenue analysis in CNN Money...

I completely agree. Disney never could gain traction on it because they couldn't figure out the right marketing angle, which happens quite a bit with studios. Most of the film critics I know who went in with an open mind rather than pre-judging it gave it good to great reviews. I think the...

You want people to be upset that a website did NOT invade the privacy of users by revealing their identities against their will? Strange argument.

I generally just lurk here rather than posting, but I would like to say two things here: 1) attacking someone in the later stages of Parkinson's Disease is something a film villain would do in a movie that everyone derides as unrealistic 2) describing someone as a friend and then slagging them...

First of all, your first two paragraphs are brilliant. In my time, I've discovered that political posts require the most sourcing but are the most difficult to source. Your next paragraph is why I've rarely attended early film screenings. Studios would expect glowing reviews of, you know, less...

Fair enough. I would be unprofessional to evaluate the behavior of a writer I don't know in a forum the person might not read. I'm someone who prefers to criticize people directly (or at least speak with their bosses) when there's room for improvement and growth. What I'll say is that when I...

Hey folks, I've been lurking here for several years, even before I created an account here. I'm actually a fairly prolific theme park writer, but I want to discuss this from a different perspective. I've written about movies a lot, too. I had a high enough profile in that industry that if I...

Yup, it actually beat The Incredibles 2 to become the largest global animated release ever at $238 million. The way these things work now, it's not guaranteed to match Toy Story 3's global take of a little over a billion, but we've reached a strange level of expectations when "biggest animated...