You know that the major theater chains are going bankrupt, fewer and fewer movies are busting blocks, and people are going to the movies far less than they ever have, right? And this began well before COVID. The entire industry knows this, and it’s why they’re all in on streaming. They don’t want to be stuck selling CDs to an audiences who have iPods.
…That must be what Tarlson told him last night
So wrong as evident even Netflix has come full circle and
For those who told me off for supposedly playing dumb: this is what I meant about surprising answers.
Netflix is indeed giving some of its originals a short theatrical window. If people are willing to pay $12 to see in a theater what they can see at home as part of their monthly subscription, what’s that to Netflix? This is NOT the same thing as going back to the glory days of multiplex double features.
Is Turning Red about having your period?
I don’t think theaters are dead…but the financial strife is real. They are incredibly low margin…they can’t take any dip in revenue and survive
You’re battling under the bridge there, treat it like it’s a road game in his den
You're assuming, however, that the money lost from those who feel as you do outweighs the money gained from those who welcome greater diversity. Perhaps that's the case now—I don't know the data, if any is out there to begin with—but I believe that Disney's progressivism will ultimately prove a wise choice from a financial perspective also.
Not only that, but Lightyear's concept is terrible. It's confusing and once you wrap your head around it, it doesn't get any better. Plus it feels like a sad attempt to create a final toy story cash grab.
That's a fair point as well. And, like you, I don't know the answer.
It's a film about growing up. Yes, menstruation features in the story, and perhaps it's possible (though in my mind a stretch) to interpret the whole thing as a metaphor about periods, but it's not a film about menstruation per se.Is Turning Red about having your period?
It comes along with unexpected hair growth, body odours, and seeing the colour red in… new places. And that's what Disney Pixar's Turning Red is all about! The latest Pixar movie has many people asking “is turning red a period metaphor?” and the answer is YES!Jun 2, 2022
This is the answer google gives.
I'm on the left and don't feel this way, for what it's worth.The thing is, I think its too late. The left side are fed up after Disney animation tried so many times saying "look, here's our first gay character!" and that character ended up being a side character at best, or barely featured in the movie at worst. The right side are fed up with having representation there at all. And now that we got two movies that do have gay main characters, neither side are really happy anymore.
But that's enough from me don't want to derail too hard
It's very generalized from what I've seen on social media, I will give you that haha.
The theatrical exhibition business these days is a case of the haves and have-nots and the haves are not enough to support that business moving forward. Every single weekend it’s pretty much bombs galore with very few exceptions.
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