But in this one the heroes are diverse women. How much mow creative and innovative do you want?

The week leading up to a film’s release is the most critical marketing window, and since the strike happened exactly a week before the movies came out, I would say no.

Feminism fatigue

You’re working way too cheap.

Just like how all those bad faith hatemongers managed to derail Barbie? lol

Jesus, you are the king of oversharing.

No, no, you’re overthinking it. Just consume the product, and get excited for the next product!

Yeah but this time they’re chicks!

Nice trie, Brie.

It didn’t seem to affect Barbie and Oppenheimer, which both came out during the strike.

You mean to the point where Marvel fanboys/girls have a convenient deflection against valid criticism?

But the “toxic fanboys” and “bottom feeding entertainment sites” were right. It bombed. Fact.

Can’t blame this on the strike. Barbie and Oppenheimer came out during the strike too.

Can’t blame this on the strike. Barbie and Oppenheimer came out during the strike too.

Yeah, these scores of professional film critics, whose jobs are to be objective and unbiased, and who are assigned to review movies that align with their personal tastes, are all conspiring to make The Marvels a box office bomb. That makes SO much more sense then the movie getting negative reviews because it’s bad.

Well that’s interesting. I’m not downplaying your problem with UPS, but I’ve only had good experiences with them, and many awful experiences with USPS. In fact, I wish no one would ever ship my packages through the post office, and use UPS instead.

Professional film critics, whose job is to be fair and impartial, and who are assigned movies based on their personal tastes, are conspiring write “bad faith” reviews to take down a movie? Take a moment to think about how insane that sounds.

The one you hope your wife doesn’t find under the mattress?

More than a few eviction notices probably.