#Universal pictures

[docspock68]

I have this book in my collection. Not super in-depth, but still a handsome coffee table book to own. Especially if your a beginner to the world of Universal Monsters.

[luckydiorxoxo]

Michelle Yeoh attends the Los Angeles premiere of Universal Pictures "Wicked".

[amalgamasreal]

So Universal Pictures may have just intentionally over-pruned all of the city owned trees in front of their LA corporate office in an effort to fuck with the WGA/SAG-AFTRA picketers during what is predicted to be the hottest week of the year so far:

And the LA City Controller is looking into it:

Once again it looks like it's time for:

[ewon625]

JUST REVEALED: In honor of the film’s 15th anniversary, Laika is bringing back their very first movie to the big screen.

Remastered in 3D, “Coraline” will return to movie theaters this August.

[dinodealer1196]

[cryoverkiltmilk]

It's strange to see anyone surprised by Universal using a tactic as cruel as denying even shade to picket line members, in the heat-based hellscape that is Los Angeles. So let's try to condense the explanation.

By and large, executives are people who already come from wealth and privilege, and have that wealth and privilege protected throughout their life as they're escorted through whatever levels of education and then into employment.

Most of them have never received any kind of culture shock to make them aware of the struggles of 'lessers'. Their parents and peers had a vested interest in keeping the then-children from mixing with 'those people'.

They are insulated enough from daily life that they no longer see anyone outside their immediate wealth and influence bracket as human.

So a strike, to them, is not "people who want enough money to live and work in health", it's "The machine that makes us money is broken, get those workers back into their jobs so we can keep making money."

So the executives treat the strike like they would a broken machine or a disobedient pet. Hit it until it works, and replace it if it breaks.

And don't doubt for one minute that this wasn't at the advice of a Pinkerton or similar union-busting agency consultant. This is more than just petty; this is tactical cruely.

[rabid-transcendentalist]

The picture in the last two panels is the statement from the Berueau of Street Services saying that Universal Pictures whoever pruned those trees most certainly did not have a permit to do so and might be totally fucked in accordance with the law.

[demifiendrsa]

Official character posters for Blumhouse’s Five Nights at Freddy’s live action movie

[ubyr-babaj]

"Dracula" 1931 vs "Renfield" 2023 teaser comparison.

[misterrttegrimborn]

The best dad

(my edit)

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Frank Langella as Dracula - Teaser poster and promotional stills (Universal Pictures, 1979)

[nowlander]

Some people say Wednesday's Gomez ↑ isn't handsome enough, because they met the Addams in the 90s movies ↓

Some people say the 90s movies got the characters wrong because in the 60s show, the Addams were spooky but harmless...

While a niche group likes to remind us that the Addams started as a bunch of evil and ugly characters

Don't gatekeep the Addams. Every incarnation is valid

[hooked-on-elvis]

Elvis Presley as Dr. John Carpenter in Change of Habit (Universal Pictures, 1969) — Dir. William A. Graham.

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[stuntujeskladakiem]

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[kirain]

[dinodealer1196]

the wild robot is the best movie i have ever seen in my entire life and i am not joking. i have never seen or felt a movie more beautiful, fluid, or emotionally impactful. i highly recommend it, this movie has restored my faith in the animation industry and has given me hope for the future. 1000000000000/10