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Terry Matalas explains what went wrong with season 2, and also reveals some things that didn't make season 3. Some quotes that stuck out for me: Source

The weird thing there is that, by the rules of time travel that Dark Fate established (Skynet future stuff arriving into a timeline where Skynet does not exist any more for years afterward until the REV-9 and Grace appear) they actually had a way to sidestep John's death. All they'd have to have said was nobody else volunteered to be a protector, so John went back himself. Not that it matters now anyway. The next film looks to be a total reset, without any of the characters or settings of the previous films.

And since that post makes it seem like she genuinely didn't like it, here's the relevant quote: She doesn't say she hates it, just that she can't say she loved the film, and she's happy she got to do it anyway, even if it was a lot of hard work for her.

Wouldn't this just be a 'prequel', and not a 'prequel to the Kelvin films' given it's supposed to take place decades before? Therefore, it'd be a prequel to all Star Trek series bar Enterprise.

The Star Trek Prequel film is going ahead, aiming to release for next year. Filming starts later this year. Source

NGL, I have not had much luck with Bandit on MVSEP.

Yep. All I got to say to Sony about releasing it when they did is...

It was a huge mistake for Sony to release it when they did.

Well, that'd be better than the last guy they got, especially since there's 0% chance they get Don Davis back at this point. What's even more surprising is Lana agreeing to even be involved after the clearly miserable experience she had on Resurrections, and that WB would let her given the neon-illuminated middle finger the film gave them.

I really like KOTM. Far from the best film in the franchise for sure, but I like it. Godzilla Vs. Kong by comparison had great fight scenes but a lousy score and suddenly we're forgiving of bad human characters. The KOTM holdovers were way, way worse than they were in KOTM! This was their chance to fix those issues, and Adam Wingard blew it. Godzilla x Kong does make some pretty good improvements, but some of the issues from the previous film persist, like the lousy score. The human characters are hit-and-miss but at least the holdovers from GvK weren't made dumber than they were in their debut movie. I definitely prefer it over GvK. Godzilla Minus One is IMO the best Godzilla film. And that's taking into consideration the original. As for the worst film in the franchise... I'm gonna take flack for this, but fuck it: Godzilla Final Wars. The only Godzilla movie I can say I hate outright.

They said yes to the Wrong John.

And let's not forget it's Disney. No way they would release exapnded ST scores of any variety.

Just another day.

I'm gonna need a bigger external drive 😅

Frozen Empire expected to lose 68% of its audience on its second weekend as Godzilla x Kong surges ahead. Put right in between Dune Part 2 and Godzilla x Kong - both crowd draws - it becomes harder to see why Sony didn't move this movie to a less popular spot.