has something that grants wishes and Diana wants her man back even after all these years
making a wish makes the baddie stronger and takes some of Diana's power thereby needing the eagle armour
got the vibe that gal and wig's character are in some sort of relationship. I hope her wanting pine back is not the catalyst for wig wigging out
I thought she was wearing the Eagle armour so she can fight Cheetah safely - needs it to protect her from Cheetah's claws.
Really like the trailer looks like its going to be alot of fun.
Well as Cineworld have just announced they're probably likely to fold then expect film studios to slowly die out as I would imagine that without cinema tickets the profits will be miniscule.
Remember it was the government that did this to businesses, not a virus.
In cinemas over here on Dec 16th assuming there's any open.
Otherwise it's $14.99 per month for HBOMax. Surely you can access that with a VPN?
with a US credit card? Faff about setting up a VPN and get to work with the TV and App? ..... for the privilege to pay them $15?
Don't want to watch the film that bad..
I would pay the rental fee if the put it out on google play etc though.
If the Sky exclusivity deal for HBO content means they've scuppered themselves and can't stream it in the UK or they have to put it out on Sky movies or pay per view.... They can jog on... Sky/NowTV streaming quality is absolute crap. Not worth £10-15 for that 720p garbage.
Well as Cineworld have just announced they're probably likely to fold then expect film studios to slowly die out as I would imagine that without cinema tickets the profits will be miniscule.
Remember it was the government that did this to businesses, not a virus.
Film studios to fold? I highly doubt that will happen.
How is the British government to blame for the folding of a Cinema chain that voluntarily closed its own cinemas because people weren't going to the cinema during a global pandemic - all before this 2nd lockdown was even implemented btw?
All that will happen if Cineworkd folds is a bigger company will buy them up and relaunch once the pandemic subsides to a more manageable point. The real fall out will be that it looks like Disney seem to be interested in buying up failing chains, and I can't see the future being great for cinemagoers if the studios have control of the chains.
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