General movie news thread

Not really movie news, but ...

 

Warner Bros. Discovery Delays Aquaman and Shazam Sequels Over Cost Concerns

I'm trying to figure out what the new entity IS committed to (aside from profits obviously) = WBD doesn't really seem to have much of a creative vision.

 

Possibly unpopular opinion - is Tom Cruise underpaid?

His films have grossed over $4 billion in North America and over $11.1 billion worldwide, making him one of the highest-grossing box office stars of all time. Estimated net worth $600m. Jerry Seinfeld is a billionaire.

Of course, Cruise gets a producer credit on most of his films, and we know producer Tom Cruise probably screwed over actor Tom Cruise in his cut of the profits on most of his films.

 

How much money has Tom given to his cult over the years? Maybe he should be a billionaire.

 

Netflix adapts Don Delillo novel. Also stars Don Cheadle.

Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig face suburban apocalypse in White Noise teaser

 

I honestly think this could have done $50m in the theaters.

 

Also - the fact that the rights got down to whatever tier the freakin' Roku channel is at. Seems inexplicable, akin to "Prey" being a digital only release.

 

I'm starting to believe Daniel Radcliffe is script and director proof.

 

Monthly listeners on Spotify

Tedeschi Trucks Band - 884,941
Weird Al Yankovic - 1,006,603

 

I didn't see the fake trailer (directed by the same guy) when it came out on Funny or Die 10 years ago.

 

WTF? Rob Zombie has written and directed a Munsters movie for Netflix.