Doors - 20th Century Fox, Mono 1967 Elektra LP record. youtube.com/watch?v=7YwAO…
TIL that Die Hard, much debated over whether or not it is a Christmas film, was first released to cinemas in the middle of July 1988. Its distributor, 20th Century Fox, had greenlit the screenplay in June 1987 because they needed a summer blockbuster for the following year. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die…
The Guinness Game (1980) - 20th Century Fox's syndicated 1979-80 weekly game show where 3 contestants predict each stunt to win cash and prizes. Records broken on the show would be submitted to The Guinness Book of World Records. Lasted 24 episodes and was co-produced by Bob Eubanks. youtube.com/watch?v=76Yq-…
The Adventure of Pluto Nash (2002) bombed with 7.1M over a 100M budget. On that note: Fs to the chat for the 57 employees at 20th Century Fox who lost their lives on August 19 that year.
Disney’s release strategy for the 20th Century Fox movies it bought.
I also received the Chloe and the Next 20th Century album promo this morning!! (played at 45 rpm to hear Josh clearer but the instructions on the record say to play at 33 1/3 rpm) v.redd.it/j2rzm99k0b681
Vanishing Point | #TBT Trailer | 20th Century FOX youtube.com/watch?v=0P2VC…
TIL that the first Star Wars (1977) movie was offered by George Lucas to Disney but got declined. It was released by FOX instead and became then the highest grossing movie ever. Decades later, Disney would buy both the Star Wars franchise and 20th Century Fox in deals worth billions. indianexpress.com/article…
(Mistake or Simpsons-esque prophecy?) In Addams Family Values (1994), the kids are being punished by means of positive family entertainment. Joel says “but… It’s Disney.“ Then, The Sound of Music begins to play, which, was owned by 20th Century Fox, but is now, technically, a Disney movie.
20th Century Fox Chairman to Employees: "Thanks for the 30 Oscar nominations, and a 2015 all-time industry box office record, but please take this check and find another job." variety.com/2016/film/new…
20th century fox or something idk v.redd.it/x8k01551xq881
So as far as I understand... 20th Century Fox had the rights to produce Mega Man live action movie, but after Disney acquired it, everything went silent. Now the project headed to Netflix. Can a similar fate happen to Alita IP?
(Correct me if I'm wrong about the info in the title)
So I brought it up because the scenario already looks familiar - 20th Century Fox wanted to produce something (Alita sequel/Mega Man movie) but after Disney bought 20thCF, the projects got abandoned by the new owner.
I guess Disney sold the rights to produce Mega Man movie to Netflix. Will it do the same with Alita?
The Bob's Burgers Movie | Official Trailer | 20th Century Fox Studios youtu.be/hldGGWN9HcI
