Minorities in Comics and Other Media, etc

[Nate Grey]

We'll see what kind of sentencing this bitch gets. Good on that jury though.

She should get life...but the cynic in me says 5-10 years.

[SUPERECWFAN1]

Remember when 2+ months ago when Tyrese Gibson mocked the Fast & Furious spin-off film claiming it did terrible box office ? Well Tyrese must be oddly silent as the film which took a big detour into a super hero type story has passed $755+ million worldwide. The spin-off film won't do what F8 did ($1.2+ billion) due to only having 2 of the stars and being a spin-off film.

But its clear Universal has to be pleased with what the film has done overall and the gamble to do a spin-off film with changing things as we saw.

[CliffHanger2]

I enjoyed Hobbs and Shaw and 755 worldwide is nothing to be ashamed of. But it's hard to argue that the movie didn't underperform domestically doubtful there will be sequel. Unless it's with a much smaller budget.

[SUPERECWFAN1]

I enjoyed Hobbs and Shaw and 755 worldwide is nothing to be ashamed of. But it's hard to argue that the movie didn't underperform domestically doubtful there will be sequel. Unless it's with a much smaller budget.

The film was a spin-off film with just 2 stars of the main series and had a cheaper budget than F8 ($50 million cheaper). No way was it gonna do as well as the loaded star affair that the Fast series is. No idea if Universal will do a sequel to it since well , it seemed like a rare team up film. But they are likely pleased as hell to do a spin-off film off the main series and get $755+ million. Because the film was an attempt to do a spin-off film. (Vin Diesel's character could get one and so forth ahead)


Hobbs & Shaw did better than the 1st , 5 Fast films worldwide. Its not til the last 2 did things explode worldwide as we saw ($1.5 billion for F6 , $1.2 billion for F7).

[Killerbee911]

I enjoyed Hobbs and Shaw and 755 worldwide is nothing to be ashamed of. But it's hard to argue that the movie didn't underperform domestically doubtful there will be sequel. Unless it's with a much smaller budget.

It was released in August. It made 755 million. A potential Sequel will have Jason Statham,The Rock, Ryan Reynolds and Kevin Hart and it was supposed to have Jason Momoa(not Roman Reigns) in it as well but he had scheduling issues. A sequels is a mortal lock probably with a better release date.

[jetengine]

I enjoyed it. It was a big dumb action movie but knew it and was happy with it.

[Agent Z]

Ava DuVernay will be directing the pilot episode of HBO Max's DMZ t.v. series

https://io9.gizmodo.com/dmz-is-comin...nay-1838667326

[Nate Grey]

She should get life...but the cynic in me says 5-10 years.

Yep, 10 years.

[skyvolt2000]

https://shadowandact.com/bitter-root...ic-book-series

Ryan Coogler, his wife Zinzi Evans and Sev Ohanian have come aboard the adaptation of comic book series Bitter Root at Legendary Pictures.

They will lead the development of a big-screen feature version of the comic book series by David F. Walker, Sanford Greene and Chuck Brown.

Here's the description of the series, as reported by Deadline who broke the news: Set during the vibrant Harlem Renaissance of 1924, Bitter Root focuses on a fractured family of once-great monster hunters who must face an unimaginable evil that descends upon New York City. For generations, the Sangeryes have hunted and cured those infected by a supernatural force that feeds off the prejudice of the era, transforming human beings into hideous monsters. But their heyday has faded and with most of the family dead, and the surviving Sangeryes at odds between saving or killing these creatures, the remaining Sangeryes must overcome the wounds of the past in the hopes of thwarting the invasion.

The project was first put into development at Legendary in March 2018 when they acquired the rights. Walker, Green and Brown will executive produce with Sean Owolo from Big Machine. Legendary's Jon Silk and Disney Hall will oversee.

A book that Heather ANtos edited is going to be a movie.

Gee a lot of those victims of "Gators" are finding way more success than the folks who harassed them.

[Xero Kaiser]

Yep, 10 years.

10 years and a hug from the judge. Awww....





We're so goddamn spineless, it's pathetic.

[Nate Grey]

10 years and a hug from the judge. Awww....

I guess we're somehow supposed to feel sorry for her? I don't.

10 years, eligible for parole in 5.

[ed2962]

10 years and a hug from the judge. Awww....





We're so goddamn spineless, it's pathetic.

It was a hug from the victim's brother.

[ed2962]

I guess we're somehow supposed to feel sorry for her? I don't.

10 years, eligible for parole in 5.

It's probably what she would have gotten for manslaughter or simply pleaded out. I don't know anyone (other than the brother) saying wes it supposed to feel sorry for her.

[Nate Grey]

It was a hug from the victim's brother.

She also got a hug from the brother, yes, but she did get a hug from the judge. After apparently words of comfort and a bible.

[G. Boney]

This is some sad, sick, brainwashed, Stockholm syndrome, screwed in the head by organized religion, Aunt & Uncle Ruckus bullshit.