5 of their first 6 full length movie releases say they were a family orientated company. They are tone deaf and losing money because of it. I celebrate every flop they make, it is well deserved.
They aren't tone deaf. They are adapting to the youth of 2025 not 1937. Its just a different time. I get that frustrates you but man this stuff isn't for us. Its for the children. LIke I told another poster their flops make 500 million dollars lol.
Some of those American Horror series did have some good musical scenes and I hate musicals.
I believe that one should have won an Emmy...The episode Hush got one, and rightfully so. But this was also a great and deep episode.The only musical I've ever liked was the Buffy episode Once More, with Feeling.
Chuck Jones did try explain why Wile E. Coyote is so obsessed with wanting to eat the Road Runner at the end of the Zip Zip Hurray! short, they're a buffet of flavors to a coyote.
Well the funny thing about that is that's the 8th adaption of that story. The most famous adaption is the 8th one. Which is kind of my point. Things evolve. I've never seen the 1908 version of it so who knows maybe its better....
You ain't kidding! Mine are blowing their winter coats right now. Between the hair and the spring mud it's a true labor of love.
I feel you!! I have 2 Husky dogs, and going through the same thing. Vacuuming is a lifestyle.
I agree On all 3 accounts. Especially at box office interest. People like to credit these films being full of agenda as to a reason why films aren’t doing as well. Streaming is killing box office sales. Bad films have made money in the past. Box office sales are down but production costs are increasing. Theaters need to adapt. I think it’s inevitable the theater business is eventually gonna get weeded out. Not sure when but it’s gonna happen. They can slow the death down though if they adapt and make the movie going experience more affordable and enjoyable.
I don't care if they change or not. I exercise my right not to watch anything I think will not entertain me. Disney ruined Star Wars. But I still see "the Force Awakens" playing on cable every day 5 times a day.
You do. I wasn’t insinuating you don’t have the right not to watch lol. I’m saying exactly that lol. I don’t for sure I don’t know if I will ever watch this movie.
The outercoat is the worst to clean up. It does what you describe. Burrows itself into fabric and lays flat on surfaces making it hard to get up. Fortunately though the outercoat doesn't shed near as much as the undercoat, which they completely shed and regrow twice a year. That stuffy is fluffy and clumpy. It sweeps up and vacuums up fairly easily, but it does defy gravity at times and can be seen floating through the air like an apparition caught between two worlds.I feel you!! I have 2 Husky dogs, and going through the same thing. Vacuuming is a lifestyle.
From what I understand, German Shepherd hair is that super fine type of dog hair, which makes it tougher to clean up. I did car detailing my senior year of high school, and I remember customers rolling through with that fine dog hair (like a Lab’s) in the back of their Subaru wagons... and man, that was brutal to vacuum. It could even weave its way into the fabric of the seats. lol
At least with a Husky, it clumps together when it falls off and is generally pretty easy to vacuum.
I thought it was a fun popcorn flick. Never read the novel.
yeah I mean to me that’s just crap but I’m sure it turned some people away. Ziegler better watch it before she is relegated to just Tubi movies.
I haven't gone in years. To be honest even pre virus thingy it got old going to watch a movie and idiots are screaming non stop during horror movies or the people in front of you pull their phone out on 90% brightness.
I feel you!! I have 2 Husky dogs, and going through the same thing. Vacuuming is a lifestyle.
From what I understand, German Shepherd hair is that super fine type of dog hair, which makes it tougher to clean up. I did car detailing my senior year of high school, and I remember customers rolling through with that fine dog hair (like a Lab’s) in the back of their Subaru wagons... and man, that was brutal to vacuum. It could even weave its way into the fabric of the seats. lol
At least with a Husky, it clumps together when it falls off and is generally pretty easy to vacuum.
My GSD has been gone for more than 10 years, and I still find hairs every so often. German Shepherd hairs are fine, but they're also coarse, so they get stuck in fabric and stuff, and they're hard to pull out, like porcupine barbs.
