Hollywood

Some of Hollywood’s biggest stars have been accused of turning a blind eye to Saudi Arabia’s ‘egregious’ human rights abuses by going to a film festival in the Kingdom.

The likes of Will Smith, Sharon Stone and Johnny Depp have already attended the Red Sea Film Fesival in Jeddah, which human rights groups say is being for ‘arts-washing’.

The festival, which is run by a foundation chaired by the Saudi culture minister, is said to have offered stars as much as $1million each for their appearances.

Wokeness is a symptom of the company’s disease.

The people running Disney appear crazier than that guy who stripped naked on “It’s a Small World” Sunday and started dancing with the animatronics and climbing on the iconic ride’s structure.

“Generally, our revenues and profitability are adversely impacted when our entertainment offerings and products, as well as our methods to make our offerings and products available to consumers, do not achieve sufficient consumer acceptance,” the company’s stock report explains with regard to recent bombs. “Further, consumers’ perceptions of our position on matters of public interest, including our efforts to achieve certain of our environmental and social goals, often differ widely and present risks to our reputation and brands.”

The Disney Grooming Institute had the worst box office year imaginable in 2023. Couldn’t happen to a nicer den of thieves of children’s innocence.

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is projected to open on December 22 somewhere in the disastrous range of $32 million to $42 million.

Domestically, it is projected to top out in the disastrous range of $105 million to $168 million.

Maybe people are just tired of woke superhero movies?

The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s Wish is looking like yet another box office flop in a year filled with Disney flops.

Disney’s latest animated feature, this one intended to celebrate Disney’s 100th anniversary, was projected to do much better than it has over the five-day Thanksgiving weekend. As of now, it looks like Wish won’t even come close to hitting its worst-case scenario.

Let’s face it the Disneyland and Disney World fight videos are superior entertainment to Disney’s movies.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s The Marvels collapsed by a breathtaking 73 percent in its second weekend, earning only $12 million for a dismal two-weekend total of $67 million.

How bad is that?

Well, if The Marvels had opened to $67 million, it still would have been considered a failure.

He is perhaps the last person you would expect to see giving safety instructions but that is exactly what actor Alec Baldwin has been caught on camera doing, just a year after he was holding a gun that fired a fatal shot, killing cinematographer Helnya Hutchins, on the set of Rust.

The end of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike has changed the way at least one studio thinks about its hiring practice for writers, and it may wind up being a refreshing change. Marvel Studios, which as we know Disney owns, is rethinking how it hires writers for its struggling streaming series.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate was forced to move its Snow White live-action remake up a year to 2025 out of the fear the $330 million flop would flop and become an iconic failure like the Taylor Swift movie Cats

Disney’s love for dull, race-swapped reboots has finally got a well-deserved kicking.

In the latest episode of South Park, Eric Cartman is having nightmares that he’s going to be replaced by a black woman. He is terrified that a Disney executive is under his bed, looking to swap him for a ‘diverse woman who complains about the patriarchy’. His mother reassures him that he is imagining things.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate had originally planned to release Marvel’s reboot of Blade this year. You won’t believe the madness that has held it up. Actually, you will…

That sucks I enjoyed the original Blade flicks.

The Fantastic Beasts franchise was supposed to run for five films. After only three, it has been “parked.”

Parked, lol.

When you park something, you STOP, SHUT IT OFF, and WALK AWAY, correct?

Disney is delaying the release of its live-action remake of Snow White, starring Rachel Zegler, by a full year to 2025 as the studio contends with widespread negative publicity that has surrounded the production in recent months.

Snow White is now slated to open in cinemas March 21, 2025. The big-budget production was previously scheduled for release on March 22, 2024.