Filed under:
Disney is releasing its third live-action remake of a beloved animated classic this year alone—is this overflooding the market or is it a smart strategy for bolstering its incoming streaming platform?
:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/63891638/aladdin_will_smith_genie_mena_massoud_1557747839.0.jpg)
Disney is releasing its third live-action remake of a beloved animated classic this year alone—is this overflooding the market or is it a smart strategy for bolstering its incoming streaming platform? Plus, we examine how Will Smith’s career led him to be a charming (if lacking) Genie, and the perplexing decisions of an ultimately interesting filmmaker in Guy Ritchie.
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts / Art19 / Stitcher / RSS
Jeanette Kwakye and Flo Lloyd-Hughes join Ian to discuss England’s chances, some dark horses, and other sides that look strong going into the European Women’s Championship
Dave, Chris, and Bryan Ford pursue a dish close to Bryan’s heart: the Honduran quesadilla
The lads chat about the series so far, Eddie Jones, the state of the game in Australia, Drew’s time in France, and what rugby can do to help raise its profile around the world
From ‘The Righteous Gemstones’ to ‘Severance’ to ‘Abbott Elementary,’ 2022 has offered plenty of quality among a crowded TV field
Charles and Rob discuss their favorite songs and albums of the year so far
As Terry McLaurin’s new deal shows, big contracts for NFL wideouts aren’t going away, even with the constant influx of new, young talent. And that’s largely due to the league’s offensive—and defensive—evolution.
