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I hope this just means they're moving to Hulu or Disney+, I want to rewatch Daredevil at some point and don't want to  it.
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Medullah posted:I hope this just means they're moving to Hulu or Disney+, I want to rewatch Daredevil at some point and don't want to Charlie Cox returned to cameo Murdock in No Way Home so I imagine they aren't going to just toss it all down the memory hole.
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My hope is this was all just timed for the deal ending and them all getting officially folded into the MCU. The timing right after some characters re-emerge can’t be coincidence.
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site posted:probably hulu, i don't think d+ carries any of the mature content stuff They just launched Pam and Tommy (might be different in the US though, we don't really have Hulu in Canada)
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Opopanax posted:They just launched Pam and Tommy (might be different in the US though, we don't really have Hulu in Canada) It's on Hulu in the US.
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Gaz-L posted:Yeah, Hulu's basically the hurdle/excuse for D+ to not have any non-kid friendly content in the US (there's apparently internal dispute over this) but as Hulu has never expanded beyond the US and a very limited rollout in Japan (despite promises to the contrary) they've just put a lot of that content under the Star brand on D+ in a lot of international territories. Which honestly makes the argument about not wanting to dilute the brand in the US a crock of poo poo and probably them not wanting to piss off whatever remaining partners in Hulu there still are. Apparently they is still from input/influence from NBC Universal that still owns a piece of the Hulu pie until 2024 in the US but doesn't internationally. The assumption is that after Disney fully buys them out, that content might migrate over to Disney+ in the US as well.
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Yeah it's definitely moving to a different service. This only happens because Disney paid a bunch of money to Netflix and I doubt they paid a bunch of money to memory hole it.
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Skwirl posted:Yeah it's definitely moving to a different service. This only happens because Disney paid a bunch of money to Netflix and I doubt they paid a bunch of money to memory hole it. This sounds accurate to me, Disney paying Netflix is news to me though. I'd just assumed that Netflix didn't want to help promote Disney characters like how Marvel started buffing up the Inhumans when they didn't have the movie rights to mutants.
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Happy Hippo posted:This sounds accurate to me, Disney paying Netflix is news to me though. I'd just assumed that Netflix didn't want to help promote Disney characters like how Marvel started buffing up the Inhumans when they didn't have the movie rights to mutants. If Netflix part-funded the shows, they would have an ownership stake. CBS just had to pay them a fuckton to get Star Trek Discovery back because Netflix had put a bunch of money in so they could have the show outside the US.
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https://twitter.com/empiremagazine/status/1492468794467491843 That's a very nice page-to-screen translation of the Mr. Knight costume. I'm also really glad that they managed to make the glowing eyes work.
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JordanKai posted:https://twitter.com/empiremagazine/status/1492468794467491843 Oh poo poo, are they going to do an episode of that issue that's just The Raid?
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Gravitas Shortfall posted:Oh poo poo, are they going to do an episode of that issue that's just The Raid? They loving better. I know it's different companies and I have no idea if they share any crew or anything but the best thing about Arrow was 3-4 times a season they just let the stunt team go absolutely ham.
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Skwirl posted:They loving better. I know it's different companies and I have no idea if they share any crew or anything but the best thing about Arrow was 3-4 times a season they just let the stunt team go absolutely ham. Arrow had its issues, but it had good stuntfolks and main cast willing to put in the effort. I love when a show gets a chance to flex like that. Agents of Shield did it as well (If you've got Chun Li playing the team's bruiser, you'd better).
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Bruceski posted:Agents of Shield did it as well Hell yeah
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Clark Gregg is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, dude is irl tough
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On the other hand, Gregg Clark can't fight his way out of a wet paper bag.
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Joe Fisto posted:On the other hand, Gregg Clark can't fight his way out of a wet paper bag. He just like to cuddle
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Moon Knight got a spot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KM3Yx-5Ymiw
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Has it always been the case that advertisers can’t use the words “super bowl” when describing their commercials? I feel like I’ve seen “the big game” used a million times this year, but I don’t remember seeing that phrase before.
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Ok, that shot with the cape billowing so it makes the crescent shape is really cool.
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I AM GRANDO posted:Has it always been the case that advertisers can’t use the words “super bowl” when describing their commercials? I feel like I’ve seen “the big game” used a million times this year, but I don’t remember seeing that phrase before. It's nothing new
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I AM GRANDO posted:Has it always been the case that advertisers can’t use the words “super bowl” when describing their commercials? I feel like I’ve seen “the big game” used a million times this year, but I don’t remember seeing that phrase before. If the NFL spent half the energy they use to protect copyright, to prevent CTE it would be a thing of the past.
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I AM GRANDO posted:Has it always been the case that advertisers can’t use the words “super bowl” when describing their commercials? I feel like I’ve seen “the big game” used a million times this year, but I don’t remember seeing that phrase before. Well they can use the name, but then they'd have to pay the NFL to get authorized use, and it's much cheaper to just awkwardly say "the Big Game".
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It’s always been the case that you need to pay to say Super Bowl, everyone settling on ‘the big game’ feels more recent though.
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Karma Tornado posted:the last office I worked in, there was an unbelievably poorly socialized guy who genuinely thought other human beings who were not in commercials for sandwiches or tires actually called it the big game so he did, too ...so THAT'S why... wow, until just now I thought people did that too, just not in the circles I was in.
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Aphrodite posted:It’s always been the case that you need to pay to say Super Bowl, everyone settling on ‘the big game’ feels more recent though. Naw, I worked in advertising and marketing 10+ years ago and it was 'the big game' way back then. It's gotten more prevalent because NFL is signing more exclusivity deals. So now beer A can't just pay the licensing fee because beer B is 'the official beer of the superbowl'.
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I do it because I do not want to get sued by the NFL (I don't actually do it. Anyway, off to court)
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omg chael crash posted:Clark Gregg is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, dude is irl tough Joe Fisto posted:On the other hand, Gregg Clark can't fight his way out of a wet paper bag. Waaait a minute... Has anyone actually seen Clark Gregg and Gregg Clark in the same room?
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Yes, but I've done an abnormally large amount of hallucinogenics.
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