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muscles like this! posted:https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Post-credits_Scenes The ones that stand out are from Doctor Strange and Homecoming. Everything else is either recent, has been followed up on, or is from GotG2 which has got a sequel soon.
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I’m assuming Homecoming’s won’t happen because of Sony nonsense and Strange’s won’t happen or will be super delayed just because no one cared about MCU Strange until he started showing up in other movies.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:I’m assuming Homecoming’s won’t happen because of Sony nonsense and Strange’s won’t happen or will be super delayed just because no one cared about MCU Strange until he started showing up in other movies.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:I’m assuming Homecoming’s won’t happen because of Sony nonsense and Strange’s won’t happen or will be super delayed just because no one cared about MCU Strange until he started showing up in other movies. Such a waste of Michael Mando. Hopefully we can at least get an Orphan Black reunion on She-Hulk.
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Jul 19, 2022 02:37
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You don’t say https://twitter.com/rollingstone/status/1549196920953921537?s=21&t=yh60o8FS0Cz0kgHSptVkmg
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FlamingLiberal posted:You don’t say It says 13 percent of the accounts boosting the hashtag were bots (when usually it's about 5 percent), which admittedly doesn't seem massive, but it seems like the volume of tweets they were pushing out was fairly high: quote:[That hashtag was] trending at a million tweets a day for when they wanted to release the Snyder Cut. And it dropped down to 40,000 within days,”
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FlamingLiberal posted:You don’t say Post this in the Snyder thread in CineD and watch the forums crash.
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I thought that news came out a while ago but it was the same thing for the Oscar thing, not the Snyder Cut hashtag.
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Jul 19, 2022 02:48
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quote:“Just look at the drop: [That hashtag was] trending at a million tweets a day for when they wanted to release the Snyder Cut. And it dropped down to 40,000 within days,” says one digital marketing executive, who claims the phenomenon became the talk of Hollywood. “You don’t see a drop like that organically.” Instead, the executive says, it appears to be a classic example of “weaponizing a movement.” Okay then, weaponizing to do WHAT.
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reignonyourparade posted:Okay then, weaponizing to do WHAT. Stick it to all the Marvel fans. Also, with the Shang-Chi post-credits, I'm thinking that actually was picked up in the post credits of Ms. Marvels and then we'll see more in The Marvels.
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reignonyourparade posted:Okay then, weaponizing to do WHAT. They thought the Snyder Cut would stop the steal.
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Jul 19, 2022 03:16
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Codependent Poster posted:Stick it to all the Marvel fans. I mean, that wouldn't be "weaponizing a movement" that would just be... the same movement, but some of it is running bots.
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Jul 19, 2022 03:34
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FlamingLiberal posted:You don’t say Click on anyone of the people calling this a hit piece and go through their timeline. I refuse to believe these are real people.
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Jul 19, 2022 03:41
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How does one go about creating bots? I've got some films I'd like to see made.
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Karloff posted:How does one go about creating bots? I've got some films I'd like to see made. I think you just pay some company or something. I read it on here and it's apparently not very expensive to have a bot farm do something you want them to do.
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JT Smiley posted:Click on anyone of the people calling this a hit piece and go through their timeline. I refuse to believe these are real people. A hit piece about their own movie.
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STAC Goat posted:Maybe there’s an untold story why he’s so hesitant to call her. the last time he trusted someone he lost an eye!
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Codependent Poster posted:I think you just pay some company or something. I read it on here and it's apparently not very expensive to have a bot farm do something you want them to do. Finally, my Postman Pat v. Fireman Sam pitch will get made! All joking aside, the whole situation is so hosed up and fascinating. A filmmaker and studio having a pitched battle in the press over who is the evil mastermind. Just completely unprecedented and batshit.
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Karloff posted:How does one go about creating bots? I've got some films I'd like to see made. When a mommy bot and a daddy bot plow
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Aphrodite posted:A hit piece about their own movie. Writing a hit piece about their own movie is the least of it.
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Arist posted:It says 13 percent of the accounts boosting the hashtag were bots (when usually it's about 5 percent), which admittedly doesn't seem massive, but it seems like the volume of tweets they were pushing out was fairly high: quote:That hashtag was] trending at a million tweets a day for when they wanted to release the Snyder Cut. And it dropped down to 40,000 within days,” Wasn't a big tactic of the campaign to get lots of people to simultaneously tweet out #ReleasetheSnyderCut at a specific time to get it trending? It dropping off the next day is exactly what you'd expect.
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wasn't Disney putting out a bunch of hit pieces on Solo (e.g. main lead needing acting lessons), pretty much for the same reasons as here: power struggles between directors, executives, writers?
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In Solo’s case the studio was not happy with whatever Lord and Miller turned in so they fired them and replaced with Ron Howard. I do remember the articles about the Solo actor needing an acting coach but I don’t know why the studio would leak that.
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I haven't rewatched Solo since it came out but he seemed fine enough. Or maybe the acting coach was that good  Solo would've been a great Star Wars movie with less studio meddling and some slight changes, like cutting out the entire intro and starting it at the war scene with some exposition between that and him getting thrown in with Chewie.
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Jul 19, 2022 13:21
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specifically the Kasdans didn't like Lord and Miller making changes to their very EUriffic script in order to add jokes amongst other things, the articles were intended to frame the film's imminent failure as being the fault of Lord and Miller for bad direction or organisation or whatever, and divert blame away from the Kasdans for writing a bad script/forcing Lord and Miller out. it's internal corporate politics Warner Bros has form for this - the rumour was Babylon 5 was buried for so long despite the rise of nerd nostalgia as a market force because one particular WB exec hated the show. see also Perlmutter/Feige power struggles
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Admiral Joeslop posted:I haven't rewatched Solo since it came out but he seemed fine enough. Or maybe the acting coach was that good I have and it's totally fine! It's not bad at all, it's just not what people wanted from a Star Wars movie for whatever reason.
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it also likes to answer every question you never had in the dumbest loving way possible. Oh, and my favorite, plays the droid revolution as a loving joke. You've enslaved sentient beings, and their rebellion is now an inconvenience to our "heroes" including the droid who has revolution as her main personality trait. Star Wars avoids the Droid enslavement problem by ignoring it for the most part. It's a background detail no one comments on, if you actually bring that to the forefront, much less make it a plot point, you have to treat it with the weight the subject demands.
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There'll be books written on how terrible ATT was at being in charge of Warner Brothers. Blowing 100 million in an attempt to prop up HBO Max is just one of many.
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The young Han actor was the best thing about that film, and deserved a better movie. Hell if they’d just made him Dash Rendar and dropped the over reliance on memberberries it would have been a much stronger film. Ah, but it was so important to learn that Han Solo’s dice, which I never noticed before, had an origin story. Lol that they also made those dice the emotional resolution of Han/Luke/Leia’s story, when they were memories of Han’s first love. Sure, give *those* to Leia. Ahhh, Star Wars. 
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Alden Ehrenreich did an interview about all that stuff with Vanity Fair years ago: https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2018/04/alden-ehrenreich-han-solo-interview-acting-rumors quote:For months, it’s been reported that the actor struggled to effectively mimic Ford—to the point where Lucasfilm, allegedly concerned about his performance, ushered in a coach to coax out a better one. This, according to the actor, has been blown out of proportion. The “coach” in question was writer-director Maggie Kiley, he said: “She was part of conversations that happened for a couple weeks at one point, but that was basically it.” Lord and Miller also told Esquire that Kiley is someone they’ve worked with before, and that she was brought on as a resource for themselves and the entire cast—not just Ehrenreich.
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Exclusive: Fake Accounts Fueled the ‘Snyder Cut’ Online Army "A WarnerMedia report reveals that bots and other inauthentic users bolstered the fan-led campaign for director Zack Snyder’s Justice League do-over" I'm shocked, shocked I tell you.
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Soonmot posted:it also likes to answer every question you never had in the dumbest loving way possible. Oh, and my favorite, plays the droid revolution as a loving joke. You've enslaved sentient beings, and their rebellion is now an inconvenience to our "heroes" including the droid who has revolution as her main personality trait. Star Wars avoids the Droid enslavement problem by ignoring it for the most part. It's a background detail no one comments on, if you actually bring that to the forefront, much less make it a plot point, you have to treat it with the weight the subject demands. Like I totally get the complaints that The Force Awakens is just doing ANH again, but Solo does its callbacks in the worst possible ways.
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It's worth noting that the internal Warner Media report is dated April 2021, i.e. after they've already made and released the Snyder cut. This makes the obvious context to this basically the company asking itself "why wasn't the Snyder cut as successful as the pre-release buzz suggested", and also "how much should we believe fan calls for additional films in the Snyderverse". Frankly if this leads companies to disregard future social media campaigns then I think that's a positive thing. Fangz fucked around with this message at 14:11 on Jul 19, 2022 |
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Arist posted:It says 13 percent of the accounts boosting the hashtag were bots (when usually it's about 5 percent), which admittedly doesn't seem massive, but it seems like the volume of tweets they were pushing out was fairly high: There was a huge volume of tweets because the fans orchestrated specific dates for when to spam the hashtags, thats why on the specific dates they got huge spikes that then dropped to much lower numbers. And on the date it peaked with those record numbers they had Gal Gadot, Ray Fisher, Ben Affleck, Jason Mamoa and Zack Snyder all using the hashtag, 13% bot accounts isn't the smoking gun they think it is, considering rolling stones own bot followers https://twitter.com/pingpongflix/status/1549250761074151424?t=iswaBCC_Ei2EXEHYZ94tEA&s=19 But I think the absolutely grossest thing about the article is that it's pushing the whole "Ray Fisher was manipulated by Snyder" conspiracy theory. They made the same claims in the Whedon rehabilitation piece, the article defending Geoff Johns and in a few other articles.
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FlamingLiberal posted:The whole scene where an Imperial officer gives Han his last name since he’s alone made me groan in the theater I think my least favorite was "Your name's Chewbacca? That's too long! I'm gonna call you Chewie!" I can guess how nicknames work even a long time ago in a galaxy etc., Ron.
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Oh no the bots have found the thread.
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McCloud posted:13% bot accounts isn't the smoking gun they think it is, considering rolling stones own bot followers A significant percentage of any big account is gonna be bots, that's how Twitter works e: like, this clearly doesn't actually matter beyond showing us this: Fangz posted:It's worth noting that the internal Warner Media report is dated April 2021, i.e. after they've already made and released the Snyder cut. This makes the obvious context to this basically the company asking itself "why wasn't the Snyder cut as successful as the pre-release buzz suggested", and also "how much should we believe fan calls for additional films in the Snyderverse". The Snyderheads got what they wanted, it's weird that they would even care about this article. Arist fucked around with this message at 14:27 on Jul 19, 2022 |
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Sounds like somebody got Morbed.
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The article is clearly WB propaganda at multiple points, but Snyder DID say stuff to rile up fans and get them going after people. So I dunno. They both suck.
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The article is some propaganda, yes. The report was just WB wanting to find out why they didn’t make any money off it. So when you consider the number of bots plus how many Snyder fans were still in custody after January 6th it paints a clearer picture.
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