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$78.5 million Friday with an "A" CinemaScore from audiences.

If Iguodala isn't traded then he won't get bought out until well into the season. That's only during the season.

They have a solid presence there, which is even funnier since DC Films has no presence at SDCC at all haha. So the only thing related to DC Films getting any attention at all is the Snyder Cut.

What? He can be traded right now.

It's really simple actually. Harkless + Robinson for Iggy works. Memphis could sweeten it a little as well. Memphis won't buy him out before the season starts.

It's going to get re-released at the beginning of next year right before the Academy votes are due. The question will be if James Cameron tries to throw his weight around and get Disney to re-release Avatar in 2021 before the sequel comes out.

Well dang. I didn't expect him to be a major character, but was hoping for a small but integral role. Maybe they're throwing a curve ball and doing the exact opposite of every Terminator marketing ever that has spoiled the big twist.

Hopefully to the Clippers in exchange for Jerome Robinson.

Off to a very strong start at the box office. We'll see how it holds through the weekend.

You're not wrong that it's essentially a remake, but I don't agree the first one is superior.

Edward Furlong is back as John Connor.

Not until December, and it'd be like a 6-for-2 trade.

There's a difference between elite player and "superstar", at least to me. A "superstar" needs to be an elite player (so players known for stupid **** off the court like Lamar Odom/Kris Humphries marrying a Kardashian don't count), but an elite player doesn't need to be a superstar (it's essentially their choice for how relevant they want to be). I'd expect everyone in the country to know who LeBron James is, regardless of if they even own a computer. Other players I'd think of for this would be Kobe Bryant, Shaq, Michael Jordan, Allen Iverson, etc. Tim Duncan? Maybe, but I doubt it. To me, a "superstar" needs to have a cultural imprint outside of simply being an elite basketball player.

"Superstar" goes beyond the court.

I hope Fultz does well. It's been hilarious watching/following his first 2 seasons, but he's had enough. Turn it around, big fella!