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I couldn’t find anything confirming that half the movie was reshot, but there were significant and costly reshoots. From Vulture: “ Early test screenings of Brave New World, which hits theaters February 14, were reportedly disastrous, prompting expensive reshoots with major sequences cut from...

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/captain-america-brave-new-world-box-office-1236115658/ $180 million for Captain America is solid , Disney needs to keep these films under $200 million. The movie tracking at $90+ million is a great start

Most of the controversy happened over a year ago, so the question now is… how will these factors impact the film’s reception and success in March? Honestly… I have no idea, have to wait and see.

Disney Irish… no need for mockery in response to a good-faith contribution. Let’s keep the discussion constructive and respectful.

From screen rant: Gladiator II has grossed approximately $450 million worldwide, with $180 million from the United States and Canada, and $270 million from other territories. The film’s production budget was reported to be around $250 million, with an additional estimated $100 million...

Nothing to complain about. Disney had a solid year with a strong lineup of releases and strategic moves. Young Woman and the Sea was one of the better flicks on Disney+. The decision to merge Hulu, ESPN, and Disney+ into a single platform was a smart play. 1. Inside Out 2 2...

In your opinion Does coordinated review bombing work on excellent films? What movie stands out for you?

You are correct.. no good movie has truly failed due to review bombing, nor has any bad movie achieved lasting success purely because of shilling. Audiences eventually make their judgments based on the actual quality of the movie, ensuring that most films find their appropriate place in cultural...

Was Joker two review bombing or was that a bad movie?

Phantom Menace was different, the trailer was later made available online, but downloads were slow due to internet limitations at the time. It became one of the first major examples of online video hype, signaling how the internet would later transform movie marketing...

Everyone knew when The Phantom Menace trailer was released—it was a huge cultural moment. People even bought tickets to see Meet Joe Black in theaters just so they could watch the trailer, then left without staying for the movie.

YouTube has taken over with my kids, it’s all they watch. I’m in the hotel room with one of them right now, and she’s glued to YouTube, watching videos from the people she follows.

I agree

Here is the other side of the coin: Disney’s opposition to Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Act, which restricts classroom discussions on sexual orientation and gender identity for children 9 and under, began with public statements that fall under free speech. However, the company went...

I think we’re closer in agreement than it might seem, but we’re emphasizing different aspects of this issue. I agree that no one has the right to dictate what content other people’s children consume or what Disney produces and that governmental interference in free speech is a critical issue...

I appreciate your response, but I think we’re coming at this from different angles. For me, the core of this debate is about parental choice and respecting the role parents play in determining what’s appropriate for their children at various stages of development. That’s why I agree with...

I don’t think it’s about ‘censoring art’ so much as it is about making sure content is appropriate for the audience it’s intended for. Disney has always tailored its stories for families, and if they choose to adjust content to align with that mission, they’re just staying true to their brand...

Not the same… Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner was created for an adult audience, explicitly designed to challenge societal norms and foster meaningful dialogue on racial equality. Comparing it to the recent removal of a transgender storyline from a children’s show like Win or Lose ignores the...

There weren’t major controversies when Snow White was first announced; the project initially garnered attention as a live-action adaptation of a beloved Disney classic. However, to be fair, the ‘insane discourse’ didn’t take off right away. It began with Peter Dinklage’s critique of the...

Agree, people don’t rely on niche sites like WDW Forum for their news. Many likely encountered the controversy over the Snow White film on platforms like Twitter, YouTube, or film-focused websites. This forum tends to shine when it comes to insider discussions about theme park rumors, designs...