Nolte: Disney+ $180 Million Disaster ‘The Acolyte’ Already Canceled
I know, I know, who could’ve ever guessed that the “gayest Star Wars yet” would fail to find an audience—you know, other than every Normal Person on the planet.
I know, I know, who could’ve ever guessed that the “gayest Star Wars yet” would fail to find an audience—you know, other than every Normal Person on the planet.
Nolte: Lucasfilm chiefstress Kathleen “Franchise Killer” Kennedy is ready to retire but wants to go out on a win, a report says.
Oh noes, does this mean two hairy guys won’t be necking like we saw in that hideous flop The Eternals?
As far as Acolyte creator Leslye Headland, she spent four years working as convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein’s personal assistant. You think she cares about women?
Entrepreneur Elon Musk took a swipe at Disney’s failing “Star Wars” universe of programs and said that the “woke propaganda” the Mouse House is pushing is more “deadly” than the Death Star to the film series.
The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s latest piece of “Star Wars” gay fanfic has hit a new record low, breaking one previously held by itself.
Nolte: Disney’s “The Acolyte” is hated by Normal People more than any other “Star Wars” streaming series on Disney+.
Doctor Who, which streams exclusively on Disney+, has aired its title character’s first gay kiss shortly after Bob Iger told worried investors that the company would dial back its extreme woke messaging.
Nolte: Disney’s Lucasfilm Princess Kathleen Kennedy appears to already be blaming her next Star Wars flop on male Star Wars fans.
LucasFilm head Kathleen Kennedy discussed some of the fan backlash against “Star Wars” in recent years, saying that some of the women directors who have helmed projects face attacks from segments of its “male dominated” fanbase.
Nolte: Proving the Disney Grooming Syndicate will never change, the director of the next Star Wars has promised it will be a feminist movie.
Disney is credibly accused of juicing viewership numbers for Ahsoka, the company’s latest piece of woke crap.
Disney’s disastrous Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is set to lose $100 million, according to the far-left Variety.
We’re not looking for the equivalent of “woke” from our own side: lectures, preaching, ham-handed messaging… But if it’s quality art that speaks to us, I promise there is a hunger, desire, and market out there that will make billions.
“Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” is “shaping up to be a disaster of epic proportions” for Disney, Fortune’s Christiaan Hetzner reports.
Sound of Freedom — THE MOVIE DISNEY DUMPED – came in number three at the box office and – UNLIKE DISNEY’S DIAL OF DUD — is already making millions in profit.
The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny failed to hit its lowball Fourth of July five-day weekend forecast.
Let us list Kathleen Kennedy’s perfect, 100 percent failure rate.
Disney’s Star Wars has cast its first transgender actor in a major role, hiring British male-to-female YouTube personality Abigail Thorn for the role in the upcoming Disney+ series The Acolyte, according to multiple reports.
Get in the backseat, old man, and watch a girlboss drive!
If Disney had just left the kids alone, the crumbling company would be in much better shape. It couldn’t do that, so I wish these monsters nothing
Nolte: ‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ is debuting to worse reviews than ‘Indiana Jones and the Kindom of the Crystal Skull.’
This clip makes me wonder if “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” will be worse than “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” — a task that seemed impossible before today.
Star Wars Brand Destroyer and Disastrous Diversity Hire Kathleen Kennedy announced Thursday that three new Star Wars films are in development, with one starring…Rey.
Screenwriter Damon Lindelof has bolted the most active Star Wars film in development, which is not a good sign.
Lucasfilm chief Kathleen Kennedy has screwed the pooch so badly, the Star Wars film franchise is even deader than we thought.
Hundreds of thousands of people in the UK have literally lost their faith in Star Wars.
Vanity Fair published a 90 gazillion word boot-lick to Disney’s Star Wars franchise that eventually sputters to a close with the only information that matters… As a film franchise, “Star Wars” is dead:
In the wake of reports that Patty Jenkins’ Star Wars movie was removed from Disney’s production schedule, we’re now learning that Last Jedi director Rian Johnson’s promised Star Wars trilogy is also dead.
The only thing giving me hope is James Mangold. Keep the talentless, clueless Kathleen Kennedy away from him!
Disney has a huge, huge problem on its hammy, left-wing hands.
What kind of lunatic puts such a thing in a Star Wars movie?
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker isn’t boring. It’s just dumb and flat and so understandably eager to undo all that The Last Jedi damage, it feels like we’re starting over.
With 127 reviews in, The Rise of Skywalker has the second-worst reviews of any Star Wars movie in the franchise’s 40-year history.
Each day closer to the wide release of “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” I’m getting more and more certain that it’s going to be a train wreck.
Business Insider reports 7,700 people lost their media jobs this year, which is more — a lot more — than the 5000 who lost their media jobs over the four years between 2014 – 2017.
Kathleen Kennedy killed off all of our beloved Star Wars characters, introduced new characters no one cares about, and poisoned everything with Year Zero Feminism.
The franchise is in serious trouble, not only at the box office, but at what has always been the most lucrative and no-brainer part of the Star Wars brand — toys.
This week’s cancellation of a feature film starring the bounty hunter character Boba Fett tell us just how much trouble the Star Wars franchise is in.
The new Jumanji franchise, that unexpectedly flourished against box office under-performer Star Wars: The Last Jedi last year, just announced Jumanji 3 will open on December 13, 2019, just one week prior to the opening of Star Wars: Episode IX. So much for Star Wars being the 900 pound gorilla.