So we had quite the news bomb drop on us last night. Reported by Deadline, Godzilla vs Kong has been moved from its May 21 release date...

As 2020 closes and 2021 begins, I thought about doing a post looking back at 2020. When looking back on it the first thing I thought was, "Wow, 2020 was truly a shit year." There was nothing really great about 2020. The whole post would just be about me complaining about Godzilla vs Kong being pushed back to May 21 and repeating my other posts about how moving the movie to HBO Max was a necessity. So I don't want to do that again. However, there are things that we should expe

Last night, The Hollywood Report put out an article titled 'Godzilla vs. Kong' Likely The Next Tentpole To Go To A Streamer (Exclusive) and right now many people are taking this as confirmation that it's happening. The article reads: Godzilla vs. Kong, the forthcoming monster movie from Legendary Pictures, looks likely to be the latest big franchise movie to head to a streamer. Knowledgeable sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that Netflix has made an offer of more than $200

For news this week, we have a few things to go over. We had Godzilla-Fest 2020 Online that happened on Monday, a couple of S.H. MonsterArts figures revealed yesterday, and rumor has it that Warner Bros. had talks with AMC about the possibility of their movies going to video on demand on Monday, as well. Rumor – Warner Bros. And AMC Talk Video On Demand: On Monday, there was a post on Twitter from Brent Lang, an editor from Variety, claiming that Warner Bros. talked to AMC The

Now in a recent article from Variety, there is a rumor about No Time To Die possibly being sold to streaming services like Netflix and Apple

In an article from The Hollywood Report, AT&T CFO John Stephens announced WarnerMedia will be going through some reorganization