People have not forgotten it, it's been rereleased into cinemas twice now and it hasn't even been released for a year yet.

I went again both times and the room was still packed

Also, crazy how people have already forgotten about Sinners. That’s how great this year has been.

People live so fast nowadays, nobody talks about DBZ Sparking Zero or Silksong anymore for example (Metroid Prime 4 next).

It only counts as a remake if it's a white movie. /s

Oh i didn't know this

And at Disney: “Let’s recycle our cartoon hits into live action. Then make them a musical. Then make them a musical cartoon.”

The existence of massive or unoriginal franchises doesn't mean he's wrong.

Saw it in the cinema, it was really good.

Was fun to see DiCaprio in a slightly different role than he usually plays.

I think Zootopia 2 will have beaten all the films he listed, plus Sinners and maybe One Battle After Another combined in it’s first week or so.

I just checked, and you only need to combine Sinners and Weapons to beat Zootopia 2's first week ($620M), for a lower combined budget.

I see tons of movies they have no idea I've seen. That's the natural result of making going to the theater a shitty experience. I'll still watch what I want to, you just won't get any benefit from it.

I would like it if there was a way to pay a studio / director / production company directly for their work on a film. The old ways of monetizing films don't really mesh with the way I engage with them.

I'd call that 2/3. Bugonia is a remake of the Korean "Save the Green Planet", so he's wrong about that being original. "Weapons" is indeed an original film; the director being hired top make yet another Resident Evil film doesn't detract from that. "Marty Supreme" may be a biopic, but it's still an original film, rather than a remake of an earlier film. That does mean that it's an original project.