Disney Promises Marvel Will Keep Making R-Rated ‘Deadpool’ Movies
Feb 5, 2019 23:06:27 GMT
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Post by Lord Death Man on Feb 5, 2019 23:06:27 GMT
Disney Promises Marvel Will Keep Making R-Rated ‘Deadpool’ Movies
But... oh no... my "mcu kiddie" jokes... so... much... less... relevant.
But seriously, the real question is... What's being done about the color grading?
There may be a few more F-bombs dropped around the Magic Kingdom.
The Walt Disney Company has enjoyed a squeaky clean image as the preeminent provider of family-friendly entertainment. However, things may get a little less wholesome with the upcoming acquisition of much of 21st Century Fox’s film and television assets, a $71.3 billion purchase that will bring darker brands such as FX and Fox Searchlight into the Disney fold. It also means that Fox, which has reaped big profits making R-rated Marvel superhero films such as “Deadpool” and “Logan,” will now be reunited with the Avengers, a team of heroes that never breaches the PG-13 parameters while saving the world.
On a call with investors, Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger said that Disney will continue to make R-rated Deadpool movies and other adult-oriented Marvel adventures after it absorbs much of Fox.
The Walt Disney Company has enjoyed a squeaky clean image as the preeminent provider of family-friendly entertainment. However, things may get a little less wholesome with the upcoming acquisition of much of 21st Century Fox’s film and television assets, a $71.3 billion purchase that will bring darker brands such as FX and Fox Searchlight into the Disney fold. It also means that Fox, which has reaped big profits making R-rated Marvel superhero films such as “Deadpool” and “Logan,” will now be reunited with the Avengers, a team of heroes that never breaches the PG-13 parameters while saving the world.
On a call with investors, Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger said that Disney will continue to make R-rated Deadpool movies and other adult-oriented Marvel adventures after it absorbs much of Fox.
But... oh no... my "mcu kiddie" jokes... so... much... less... relevant.
But seriously, the real question is... What's being done about the color grading?
