Look, I don’t know what made-up arguments you’ve been in, but whenever I post online, no one has ever tried to dismiss my experiences as untrue.

/s

I have.

Really big news!

Meanwhile in other DC news, the trailer to James Gunn’s Superman is dropping early next week. That movie happens in thaters next year on July 11.

1. Acquire a Blu-ray disc.
2. Insert disc in your computer’s optical drive.
3. Use MakeMKV to copy the contents of the disc into .mkv files.
4. ???
5. Profit!

Was the nutrition panel influenced by Lemmy?

/s

I don’t want to throw out baseless accusations, but my gut tells me that this image is AI generated.

They already sold the distribution rights to Ketchup Entertainment. WB can’t write off the movie even if they wanted to.

Doof is the bad guy. I don’t know why he and Perry are having tea, I just looked up a random image of them. It’s out of context.

Phineas and Ferb.

DoofPuss

What incident?

I think it’s just the 4K.

The Universal Blu-ray appears to have the acene, but I’m not sure about the Arrow release.

So, I take it this earns your…seal of approval?

Ancknowledgements

Feels so good to finally have an official PeerTube app.

Download it here.

See, I told you this virus wouldn’t affect us!

/s

Movie budgets usually don’t include the marketing costs, as that information is almost never revealed to the public. But to find out how much money a film would need to be profitable, a good guess is to multiply the budget by 2.5.

For example, a $100 million film would need to make at least $250 million to break even.

But this isn’t a hard-and-fast rule, as no one can really be certain of the marketing budget.

EDIT: Typo.

I’d be interested in a breakdown of the box office for these films.

Ask and ye shall receive.

• Venom (2018)
  • Budget: $100-116 million
  • Box office: $856,085,161
• Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021)
  • Budget: $110 million
  • Box office: $506,863,592
• Morbius (2022)
  • Budget: $75-83 million
  • Box office: $1 morbillion $167,460,961
• Madame Web (2024)
  • Budget: $80 million
  • Box office: $100,498,764
• Venom: The Last Dance (2024)
  • Budget: $120 million
  • Box office: $472,812,792

So, in total, Sony spent $485-509 million on all the films, and they have made a combined $2.1 billion.

The highest grossing SSU film was the first Venom movie, and they seem to have been chasing that high ever since. Their lowest-grossing movie (so far) is Madame Web.

So it appears that over time, the SSU movies have been making less and less money with each release (with the exception of Venom 3).

Because he’s a Green Lantern.