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Theaters in Ontario have been closed since last year

"You can order Marvel through Diamond and through PRH. But PRH won't charge you freight." And also getting sales reps for everyone. But there's more. We also had 52 questions asked and answered by Penguin Random House to potential comic book retailers. The headlines seemed to be free shipping, a standard 50% discount level for retailers, a specific warehouse for comic book distribution (half an hour away from Diamond Comic Distributors own big warehouse) and assigned sales reps for all comic book stores. Senior industry sources talking to Bleeding Cool have let is know that DC Comics has a clause in their existing book market deal with Penguin Random House – that might even let PRH publish their own DC Comics graphic novels – that states that DC Comics will always get "favoured nation status" at the distributor. This means no other publisher will ever have a better deal than DC. But far more significantly, that while DC is distributed in the returnable book market by PRH, Marvel cannot be. Which is why this deal with PRH and Marvel is just for the direct market, made up of non-returnable comic books. Seems like an attempt to break Diamond and get a better financial deal

The Problem with Heroes World is that Marvel was trying to run it as part of marvel. The distributors need to be independent

since when did he wear a mask. I hope someone got fired for that blunder

Finally had a chance to watch it. Awesome movie. Did not feel that long. Loved they got rid of rescuing that Russian family. The nightmare section of the epilogue was not needed in my opinion

Whats with the weird aspect Ratio

I thought Agatha said she was responsible

To get pix 11 or the US supersations I have to subscribe them so I wont do it until Flash starts. or go to Piracy Sci Fi will do for now

Disney Plus makes a play for adult viewers with launch of Star https://www.ctvnews.ca/entertainment/disney-plus-makes-a-play-for-adult-viewers-with-launch-of-star-1.5320166 TORONTO -- Disney Plus is introducing viewers to its older sibling: a new streaming hub named Star. After establishing itself as the family-friendly home to Disney, Pixar and Marvel movies, the Disney Plus platform is opening the gates to a dedicated space for more grown-up tastes. Within its existing platform, more than 150 TV series and 500 movies will be available to Canadians on Star's Tuesday launch date -- but it comes with a catch. Some buzzy titles from Disney-owned U.S. streaming platform Hulu are still missing, and you can't subscribe to Star without being signed up for Disney Plus. It's part of a move by Disney to raise monthly subscription fees for all users while presenting them with more programming from Disney-owned ABC television, 20th Century Studios and the FX channel. Monthly rates will jump from $8.99 to $11.99 for Canadian subscribers who sign up starting Tuesday, while the price increase will take effect for existing subscribers over the summer. Star will appeal to viewers who once might've enjoyed roaming the aisles of the video store searching for older comedy, drama and action flicks. Many of its titles stretch back decades -- major franchises "Alien," "Planet of the Apes" and "Die Hard" among them. The slate of TV shows include Jennifer Garner action series "Alias" and "Family Guy," as well as retro classics "Hill Street Blues" and "M.A.S.H." On the newer side, Disney will grant access to a few Hulu productions that never saw the light of day in Canada. Most notably, teen drama series "Love, Victor," a spinoff of the film "Love, Simon," will be available on launch date. However, as per usual, an array of complicated rights deals with Canadian broadcasters and streaming companies mean that many other Disney-owned shows and movies won't be on the platform. And what's missing may seem glaringly obvious to contemporary viewers hoping for the hottest new Hulu hits. For instance, "Framing Britney Spears," the buzzworthy Hulu documentary that set social media afire earlier this month, isn't on Star at this time. Neither is "Run," the Sarah Paulson thriller or last year's horror-comedy "Bad Hair." Other popular Hulu series are tied up in licensing deals elsewhere, including "The Handmaid's Tale" with Crave and "Pen15" with CBC Gem. Add to that Disney's complicated relationship with FX programming, which is coming to Star in drips and drabs. Some of the biggest FX titles, notably "American Horror Story" and "Pose," are part of an ongoing licensing deal with the FX Canada channel, owned by Rogers Communications Inc. That goes for acclaimed miniseries "Mrs. America" and "Fosse/Verdon," too. "We will have some FX content," assured Greg Mason, vice president of marketing at Walt Disney Studios Canada, pointing to biker gang drama "Sons of Anarchy" as one example. "It will be a little bit of a blend for a while and we're going to see how that unravels."

Needs Better music. The techno music in first movies were just as important

I think its Mephisto. Stork disappeared in a puff of red smoke like Mephisto does the two boys were born from parts of Mephisto's souls

R Rated might go here (if you dont live in USA) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_(Disney%2B) Star is an upcoming hub within the Disney+ streaming service for television and film content intended for an adult audience. The hub will be available in a subset of countries where Disney+ is operated. Star will include content from ABC Signature, 20th Television, FX, Freeform, 20th Century Studios, Searchlight Pictures, Touchstone Pictures and Hollywood Pictures. Star will launch on February 23, 2021, in Canada, Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore. It will expand to more markets later that year Disney officially announced Star and Star+ on December 10, 2020 at its Investor Day Event.[11] During the event, it was announced that Star will launch as a top-level section within the Disney+ interface. Additional parental controls are planned to launch alongside Star's introduction. Although Star will be available at no extra cost to Disney+ subscribers, the introduction of Star will coincide with a price increase Library content Star will include Disney-owned content from ABC, Hulu, FX, and Freeform. The service will also include content produced by ABC Signature and 20th Television which aired on U.S. networks not owned by Disney, such as Fox and Showtime, for which Disney retains the international distribution rights. Furthermore, Star will also include motion pictures from 20th Century Studios, Touchstone Pictures and Hollywood Pictures.[2] Similarly to Disney+ and unlike Hulu, Star will not have licensed content from third-parties. Therefore, Star will not have content produced for Hulu by other studios such as MGM and Paramount as these companies sell the international broadcasting rights for their respective shows.[10] Exclusive international distribution During Investor Day, it was announced that shows from Disney-owned networks such as Hulu and FX would be exclusively distributed in multiple international markets through Star as Star Originals.[15]

Found it. Batwoman and Supergirl are on Showcase. Legends of Tommorow & Superman & Lois are on SCI Fi Channel in Canada Flash and Black Lightning no TV Carrier in Canada unless you have a subscription to US superstations

Some People have way to much money! Or in case almost not enough as he had to pay off in installments.

I think Vision is a Wanda created AI who mimics Vision very well. When she gets close to figuring something wrong Wanted Changes the show

Well in the original Kong Vs Zilla they were same size so why not now?

Make invoices for every sale and document everything

does anyone know if its airing in Canada?

is it just me or does the site keep logging you out?

My Only Trimpe OA

Maybe he is dyslexic and meant 4.9