So you want the whole company to die because that’s what your comment is implying since that would be the result if they did nothing and just kept on doing what they were originally doing.

Yes it is but since you don’t know what you’re talking about it’s no surprise you can’t understand it.

What I would have done was have a scene at the beginning of the movie that shows Andy going to the movie theater to watch Lightyear that would have provided all the context people needed to know why it was so different. Also they probably should have had Tim Allen voice Buzz because that’s the voice we think of when…

He’s probably been focused on the Fast and the Furious movies so he could self fund this movie since he owns the Riddick IP. 

That’s decided during contract negotiations.

That was covering them being underpaid and overworked but that was just for the crew, there’s also the writers guild, directors guild, actors guild, etc.

You’re confusing owning the content with how the crew is paid. It’s apart of the union contracts that they have to pay residuals as part of peoples pay not just a lump sum.  

That more has to do with inflation more then anything else. They’ll just merge when people can spend more freely.

You still pay royalties.

What are you talking about the reason why was the first thing they ever said they need the IP’s to be able to compete with there competition. 

The Gundam movie is not going to be set in the UC it’s going to be its own AU that was one of the first things they ever said.

It’s the merging of British streaming for the international market. 

I can see a way to make a good show out of Command and Conquer. You can explore the story aspects that the games could never cover with a focus on the rise of the Brotherhood of Nod, Kane, and Tiberium.

It would have been more interesting if they went “Everyone can hear you scream”

DC movies is what is going to help them get out of debt so that’s not the reason. DC is going to be going in a new direction, so the only Snyder tied movies that are going to get made are the ones that are well into production. So, until Gunn takes on his new role don’t expect any new projects to be approved. 

Why? The audience moved on and it would take too long to make the hundredish million that a 5th season would cost. 

That’s completely false. There is tax write offs for canceling stuff but there’s no such thing as tax write offs for not rereleasing something.

They basically want to save money now and announce that the shows are available to syndicate so they can make money in the future.

A factor these articles tend to ignore is that all the shows that get pulled will eventually be put out on syndication to other services in order to generate new revenue. Pulling them now just means they’re making the announcement that the shows are available.

Season 2 is pretty easy to figure out. Story arc 1 is seeing Andor in his prime, arc 2 is Mon Mothma becoming the leader of the Alliance, arc 3?, and arc 4 is the story of how Andor got to the start of Rogue One.