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not only did Superman Legacy NOT make a Billion (🤭🤭), but the question isnt even "which dcu movie could make a Billion?", the question now becomes "how many movies for the dcu to cumulate a Billion?"
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The Bible is banned in 52 out of 57 Islamic countries. Why can't be done the same with their book?
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Democrats want to say Republicans are fascist.... But as soon as they get any sort of power..... They want to send their political rivals to jail, impeach them, and end their careers..... So who is truly the party of the fascist?..
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I’m pro-capitalism because I should be allowed to open a sandwich shop without proving it advances the revolution.
People want a yummy lunch. I’m willing to make it for a profit. That’s enough.
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Je me souviens de cette photo je pense qu’on ne peux pas mieux parler de LFI que cette photo
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This fuckin nonce!
'Sir' Stephen Fry said at the Oxford Union debate that the girls raped by foreigners in Rotherham were 'child prostitutes'.
The Age of Consent is “subjective”
No one should go to jail for raping a minor if there is 'consent'
The Elites are riddled with em!
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For those who never got to experience @nenshi up close, the more pissy he gets, the more guilty he is.
He starts by saying, he doesn’t remember the specifics of this report & he looked at millions of reports, then he gives specifics about the report when he says it was about cost ratios so apparently he does remember.
This is all classic Nenshi, he did this every single time he was caught lying as Mayor.
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James Gunn's DC contract runs out three months before Man of Tomorrow opens.
And nobody has extended it.
Bloomberg reports that Gunn and Peter Safran's deals expire in April 2027.
Man of Tomorrow opens July 9, 2027.
David Ellison met them after the Paramount deal and reportedly told them to "keep doing what you're doing."
No new contract came with it.
Deadline reports they'll keep running DC once Paramount closes the Warner Bros. deal.
So they stay.
For now.
Supergirl lost an estimated $80 million to $120 million.
Clayface cost $44 million and has made $83 million worldwide in ten days.
That's a mixed record, and Ellison hasn't said which one he's judging.
I think Man of Tomorrow is the real test.
But here's the catch.
The contract ends before the movie opens.
So Ellison has to decide on Gunn without seeing the box office.
Should Ellison extend Gunn now, or wait until Man of Tomorrow opens?
