![]() I know, wishful thinking, but one can dream. We need a good old fashioned dismantling and to rebuild it from scratch, which is what happened in the late ‘60s - this paved the way for a great decade of moviegoing in the ‘70s. I hope this strike demolishes the big studio system for good. Have you read the titles that I just mentioned? Save for, maybe, ‘Beyond the Spider-Verse, does anybody reading this site actually want these movies released? Studios will literally push big films to 2024, fritter away the momentum from Barbenheimer, imperil theaters still recovering from the pandemic, and take on countless millions in delay-related costs instead of just reopening negotiations to end the strike. Here’s the New York Times’ Kyle Buchanan speaking some sense about the current situation: They’re playing hardball and don’t mind losing money in the process. Most of these delays are due to continuous effort by the studios to not return to the negotiating table with the writers/actors. ![]() This novelty clock looks great whether set on a. ![]() As I had previously reported, there was no way ‘Beyond the Spider-Verse’ would have been completed on time for next year. Wake up like movie stars do when you awaken to the pleasant beeping of the movie slate digital alarm clock. However, Sony’s two other big movies this year, “ Kraven the Hunter” (09.30.24) and “ Ghostbusters: Afterlife” (03.29.24) have been moved to 2024.Ĭonsequently, ‘Ghostbusters’ knocks “Spider-Man: Beyond the Spiderverse” off its Easter weekend date to a TBD. Only “Gran Turismo” will stay in tact, released on August 25th with “fan buzz” leading the charge for that film’s marketing. Sony performed some shock and awe this late afternoon by delaying most of its 2023 movie slate to next year.
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