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[@Ghost8386]

Digging Christian's retro hair.

[@christianbladt2504]

That’s six glorious months of not getting it cut. I should cut together a montage of the different looks on this show... but SPOILER: don’t get too attached to it

[@MrRaginomics]

I would rather the othrr quicksilver for continuity purposes but I'm here for whatever they decide to do. I just need more marvel content! And I'm super excited to see what Wanda is Wandavision is going to be.

[@christianbladt2504]

Same here - ready for whatever they can give us, and hopefully as soon as they can give it to us! How about this for Wandavision: BOTH Quicksilvers??

[@MrRaginomics]

@@christianbladt2504 nice. That would be quite entertaining to see how they would do that

[@justfloatingthrough2457]

Liking the Luke Skywalker hair.

[@christianbladt2504]

Thanks it’s the product of six months of hard work - namely not getting a hair cut. Most of which was not by choice

[@psychoorange5009]

Awesome

[@Theomys]

Because of my job I am used to being out in the public so I would like to see new movies. My issue is that wearing a mask causes my glasses to fog up so I would not be able to see the movie.

[@christianbladt2504]

I’ve heard of that problem before and it makes sense. I only need glasses for reading so I haven experienced it myself. You’d think someone would be working on masks that don’t fog up your glasses at this point...

[@Ghost8386]

Xia Mephista Anderson returns.

[@christianbladt2504]

That’s perfect, Ghost. Now we know what he Funko Pop should look like!

[@EequalsMCu]

I think Disney is making a mistake. Now is perfect time to test out using Disney plus or straight to streaming with their movies. Theaters are going to die because of this virus 🦠. It was going to happen eventually anyway, this will just speed it up

[@christianbladt2504]

I think from a business standpoint it won’t work for Disney or any studio. An argument can be made about transitioning to on-demand because it’s a new revenue stream. We’ve all already paid for Disney+, and sure big budget first run movies would get more subscribers to the table, but not the kind of money they’re looking at. They’re basically hoping for a billion dollars in box office for any movie, but especially a Marvel one. It’s in studios’ best interests (all of them) to keep the movie theater experience one that is attractive to the public and worth their money. There will of course be growing pains as they reopen, but if they’re open for say a month, or maybe two, and can show that they can offer a clean and safe way to get out of your house, seating people at a comfortable distance, I think we will see people going back for first run content like Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, Mulan, yes New Mutants and then eventually Wonder Woman, James Bond and Black Widow. There are definitely some variables in there, which is why they want to open showing classic films first.

[@EequalsMCu]

Christian Bladt I like your enthusiasm and optimism for the survival of theaters. I think your right from business standpoint with how things are now. If they go to Disney + that won’t work. They will have to adapt and change their streaming method a bit. Like maybe charge $40 for Black widow on on demand. Or $25 for a 48 hour rental. Or maybe put on Disney + and still charge $40 to view or something. I think Disney has to face fact that they are not going to make another Billion dollar movie for a long while. Even if what you propose above happens, people are not going to flood theaters again like that for a while. Maybe us die hard nerds but not casual Marvel or movie fan which is how they were making a billion dollars per flick. IMO the longer thy wait to keep marvel movies going the more they loose their momentum. People attention spans are short these days. They have to figure out how to keep productions going and a new way to distribute them in order survive. Especially for Disney because so much of their money depends on it.