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It appears the rapid takedown of James Gunn’s career has spooked Hollywood enough that they have declared war on the chans. If Sarah Silverman is to be believed, REPERCUSSIONS WILL NEVER BE THE SAME.

I was wondering why Disney would act with such uncharacteristic alacrity in getting rid of Gunn, who has not even been accused of any actual crime, when they have shamelessly hired convicted child molesters as directors in the past. A post by Neon Revolt offers a possible explanation, as it claims the entire Hollywood mafia is in a panic, due to the way in which the sacrificial Weinstein crossburn has failed to end the multiple lines of inquiry that increasingly point towards some of its highest-ranking members in film, media, finance, and politics being guilty of unspeakable crimes.

I suspect this is why Shapiro and other fake conservatives are exposing themselves now as Gunn’s defenders, because this would be one secret that they cannot afford to permit to reach either their fans or the general public. Even the most rabid evangelical Christian Zionists who fly the flag of Israel in the church sanctuary and hold sacred the broadest interpretation of Genesis 12:3 is not going to defend a network of Satanists who corrupt, rape, and murder children just because they happen to be of Jewish descent; to the contrary, his fury is only going to be stoked by the way in which he has been methodically deceived for so long.

Of course, it’s entirely possible that Shapiro, Peterson, and other inexplicable media stars are what the chans describe as “made men” themselves.

If we know anything about the weaponized autists that make up the chans, they are not going to “stand the fuck down”. To the contrary, these threats will only energize and motivate them. And if even half of what Renegade is saying is true, then it explains the cautious way that the God-Emperor has gone about breaking the power of the shadow state, because things would almost certainly get violent and out of control very fast. But sooner or later, the flood of truth is going to break through the dam of lies.

Can confirm. All of this is true and there was a thread that was investigating twitter handles. Thousands of names came up and anons were digging deeper and deeper before the (((mods))) at cuckchan shut it down. This is full on damage control and they’re really scared after that James GUNN scandal. Obviously they didn’t want another scenario like that to happen, but in trying to censor those of us exposing the sick fucks running Pedowood they didn’t realize we had archived almost everything. 

To every thing there is a season,
and a time to every purpose under the heaven:
A time to be born, a time to die;
a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted;
A time to kill, and a time to heal;
a time to break down, and a time to build up;
A time to weep, and a time to laugh;
a time to mourn, and a time to dance;
A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together;
a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing;
A time to get, and a time to lose;
a time to keep, and a time to cast away;
A time to rend, and a time to sew;
a time to keep silence, and a time to speak;
A time to love, and a time to hate;
A time of war, and a time of peace.
– Ecclesiastes 31:8

Now why would Sarah Silverman be up in arms about this? Oh, that’s why.

Sarah Silverman‏@SarahKSilverman
Hey, is it considered molestation if the child makes the first move?  I’m gonna need a quick answer on this.
10:34 PM – 6 Jul 2009 

I found it amusing that when I went to archive it, I got this message: This page was last archived 1 day ago. Remember, never link, always archive. The ride never ends.

So this is the competition. At least, the competition that is likely to survive the ruthless winnowing of #MeToo, #JustAJoke, #ComicsGate, #DontHitMeImAGirlNow and #PizzaGate2.

Who’s with us?

Exiting. It’s the same as being fired, but when you’re a well-known leftie, the media will make it sound nicer for you.

Weinstein is staging a fighting withdrawal in an interview with Taki:

Here’s what he had to say to me: “You were born rich and privileged and you were handsome. I was born poor, ugly, Jewish and had to fight all my life to get somewhere. You got lotsa girls, no girl looked at me until I made it big in Hollywood. Yes, I did offer them acting jobs in exchange for sex, but so did and still does everyone. But I never, ever forced myself on a single woman.” Call me naïve or stupid, but in a funny way I believe him. I’ve seen Harvey in action during my annual Christmas party, the one I throw every year in New York with Michael Mailer. He hits on every young woman but in a naïve way. “Will you give me your address and I’ll make you a star,” is the theme of the pickup. Some say yes, some say no. His reaction was always the same. Smile and laugh and hit on the next one.

You’re naive and stupid, Taki. Weinstein thinks he’s being clever by finally confessing to a lesser, non-criminal offense. These morons always think they’re much smarter than they are. Virtually no one is going to fall for this obvious tactic.

I think that’s another advantage we’re going to have in making movies one day. No one is getting hit on, no one is getting roles in exchange for sex, and no one is going to have to sell their soul in order to please a director, a producer, or an actor. And if anyone has a problem with that, then they’re out no matter who they are. We don’t need it for books, we don’t need it for games, we don’t need it for comics, and we don’t need it for films.

We should probably take it easy on Disney for creating SJW Wars. Sure, they irretrievably and unnecessarily ruined the epic space opera franchise, but what most people don’t know is that George Lucas was going to ruin it anyhow.

The two-time best director Oscar nominee confided his vision to none other than James Cameron, who interviewed Lucas for “Space,” the second episode of his recent six-part AMC series “James Cameron’s Story of Science Fiction.” A transcript from their talk appears in the companion book of the same name, published by Insight Editions on May 18. In it, Lucas reveals that he would have turned his gaze from the cosmos to what can be viewed only under a microscope.

“[The next three ‘Star Wars’ films] were going to get into a microbiotic world,” he told Cameron. “There’s this world of creatures that operate differently than we do. I call them the Whills. And the Whills are the ones who actually control the universe. They feed off the Force.”

Elsewhere in the conversation, Lucas admitted, “Everybody hated it in ‘Phantom Menace’ [when] we started talking about midi-chlorians.” In terms of his storytelling, Lucas regarded individuals as “vehicles for the Whills to travel around in…And the conduit is the midi-chlorians. The midi-chlorians are the ones that communicate with the Whills. The Whills, in a general sense, they are the Force.”

Say what you will about Soylo and Space Leia and Ninja Pixie Force Princess and the Magic Negro Stormtrooper, but even the sum total of those unmitigated disasters still isn’t as bad as The Fantastic Star Wars Voyage: Free Whillies would have been.

This following video, however, is pretty cool. It’s a collection of 3D animation clips based on Ralph Mcquarrie’s original concept art for The Star Wars. When I was a kid, I had a collection of these concept sketches that were sold printed in color on oversized glossy paper.

Star Wars is broken, Kathleen Kennedy broke it, and Disney doesn’t know how to fix it or who is going to fix it for them.

Disney staged a big “secret” conference call with ranking people in the Star Wars division. Security guards were posted outside the doors at offices to prevent eavesdropping. Pixar and Marvel representatives were able to listen in on the call, but not speak on it. Apparently this was allowed to get feedback, I guess at a later point, about the Star Wars situation.

Disney’s head Bob Iger wants to fire Kathleen Kennedy, but there’s a problem: No one they’re willing to offer the job to is willing to take it. JJ Abrams (Randolph reports) was offered the job, but turned it down flat. “Several” were approached.

One person that’s brought up as a possible replacement for Kennedy, Dave Filloni, isn’t being considered for the job by Iger, I guess because he hasn’t run anything big like a studio.

Randolph says (speculating, I think) that no one wants the job because the Lucasfilm team is divided between old-guard Star Wars people and Kennedy’s handpicked loyalists.

I would speculate myself that, assuming this claim that no one wants the job is true, it’s because the brand is broken, and people know that, and it’s a no-win situation: Everyone seems to think that Star Wars is supposed to make money automatically. That’s no longer true post-Solo, but people still think that, so any head of Lucasfilm is in a situation where the best they can do is meet expectations (make money), and the worst they can do is fail spectacularly.

There’s no upside. Well, except a huge pile of money, but I imagine the people being approached are already getting huge piles of money from other ventures with more of an upside as far as their reputations.

So no big-name person would want to walk into that situation. Smaller names would take that chance, but apparently Disney hasn’t gotten desperate enough to offer it to a smaller name. Yet.

Randolph says that Disney feels that Star Wars is too targeted to “older SJWs,” instead of its traditional fan base of men, and this is also hurting Star Wars in its merchandise sales, as “older SJWs” don’t really buy movie tickets and certainly don’t spend a lot of money on Milennium Falcon playsets.

She also reports that all the Star Wars “anthology” movies are indeed on hold as Disney tries to figure this out, except maybe for one: The Obi-Wan movie, which Disney thinks it should have made instead of Star Wars. However, while this movie is not officially on hold, it’s also not on the front-burner, either.

SJWs are corporate cancer. I’m glad I didn’t finish the book in January like I’d originally planned. To quote the former Disney employee formerly known as The Sports Guy, “The lesson, as always, is this: women ruin everything.”

Tonight we’re having a Member’s Only Brainstorm to discuss the latest developments in Alt-Movies. Invites have been sent out. I THINK I’ve finally got the time zone thing straight, but regardless, the event will be at 7 PM Eastern time.

For those of you who are interested in the subject, we’ll be holding an event that is open to everyone interested in supporting the project next week. Tonight’s meeting is to lay the groundwork for that one, so just be patient.

Now that Brian Bendis has achieved his goal of converging their comics, Marvel is determined to converge the movies as well. Marvel Comics Universe film guru Kevin Feige addresses diversity and Marvel’s future plans:

Kevin Feige on diversity: ‘It’s something that is necessary to continue to tell stories. You don’t want to look around the room and see everybody looks like you. It is detrimental to the project’

He adds: There are more women on the track to leadership at Marvel #ProducedBy2018

Audience question: Marvel has had men directors for its past 20 some movies. Can the next 20 feature women to balance?

Kevin Feige: I can’t promise you that all 20 future Marvel movies will have women directors, but a lot of them will

On Miss Marvel after Capitan Marvel: We wanted to get Captain Marvel out there first so that there is something for a young Muslim girl to get inspired by

 What next after Avengers IW2?  Kevin Feige says he is working on:
– Continuing stories of characters you’re familiar with
– Different incarnations of characters you know
– Introducing completely new characters you never heard of before (unless ur a comics fan)

Smells like… opportunity! And yes, we are rapidly moving towards Alt-Movies. Treatments and scripts are already being prepared, budgets are being debated, possible directors are being consulted, and we’ll have a Brainstorm to discuss these developments later this week.

Tom Arnold estimates the losses from ABC’s reaction to a single tweet:

“ABC lost maybe $1 billion from this; this show was grinding out money hand over fist and they lost it all because somebody didn’t say, ‘Get that phone out of her hand,’” Arnold tells THR.

No, it’s all because someone didn’t say, “Who cares what Roseanne says on Twitter? We don’t.” And the losses could be more than that.

Not only will “Roseanne” fans never see season two of the show’s hit revival, the original series will now be harder to catch in syndication. Viacom is pulling the show’s reruns from its Paramount Network, TV Land and CMT channels, TODAY has confirmed. The syndication scheduling change, which follows ABC’s abrupt cancellation of the popular series’ recent revival, will go into effect on Wednesday.

Now, I could not possibly care less about a show that I have never seen at any point in my life, but it is a very important lesson in the willingness, nay, the eagerness, of the SJWs to cut their own throats in order to virtue-signal.

And if they’ll cut their own throats, they certainly won’t hesitate to try to cut yours. Never assume you are fully anti-fragile, never assume you are too big to take down, and never assume they will put their monetary interests before their virtue-signaling imperative.

Disney continues to strangle the goose with the golden eggs:

Disney and Lucasfilm’s Solo: A Star Wars Story is struggling in its debut at the Memorial Day box office, where it is coming in well behind expectations with a projected $110 million-$115 million four-day holiday. The three-day weekend tally looks to be in the $90 million-plus range.

The Han Solo origin story is pacing well behind fellow standalone movie, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016), which took in $29 million in Thursday-evening previews on its way to a $71 million Friday and a three-day debut of $155 million.

The news is grim overseas, where Solo is launching in most points around the globe timed to its U.S. launch, including China. The movie took in a dismal $11.4 million from its first 43 markets on Wednesday and Thursday. Disney hasn’t yet provided numbers from China, but box-office sources there show the movie opening to roughly $3 million on Friday for a possible weekend debut in the $10 million range.

And to think we thought Lucas was ruining the franchise….