Isaac Revo @RecompenseofGod

Toxic masculinity specialist, imperfect follower of Christ, #AmericaFirst #IFBAP 💯 Blue State Joined April 2022

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2 days ago

The Supreme Court today: If you break the law, America will reward you and your offspring indefinitely. Arguably the worst decision in the entire history of the Court. It’s that bad.

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Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut

3 days ago

ANSOLUTELY. SHUT IT ALL DOWN!!!

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Aesthetica @Anc_Aesthetics

3 days ago

Supreme Court: "We're gonna flood your country with millions of 70 IQ criminals from the third world. So here's an AR-15, you'll probably need it"

Polymarket @Polymarket

3 days ago

JUST IN: The Supreme Court has agreed to consider whether bans on AR-15-style semiautomatic rifles violate the Second Amendment.

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John Birch Society @The_JBS

2 days ago

Your taxes are paying for an Illegal Alien with an Anchor Baby to live in the starter home your American kids can't afford.

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Isaac Revo @RecompenseofGod

3 days ago

Found out this week that we have no elections and no country. Back to the original plan of making as much money as possible to avoid violent blacks , thieving Somalis, and the Islamic call to prayer.

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Emerald Robinson ✝️ @EmeraldRobinson

3 days ago

Today's court rulings are clarifying for American voters. There is no "conservative" Supreme Court. There is no Republican-led Congress. There really is no GOP. America is actually a banana republic. Run by a uniparty that can't be voted out of office. Dark times ahead.

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Kentucky Girl @Notwokenow

3 days ago

European governments are like…….

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Isaac Revo @RecompenseofGod

3 days ago

@PinoAmericano Libs used their suicide idiots a few times, so we folded and stopped the public ICE raids.

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New York Post @nypost

3 days ago

Paris official blames Americans and their air conditioning for Europe heat wave that has killed 1,300 people trib.al/z2QHFko

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Isaac Revo @RecompenseofGod

3 days ago

@MonicaMAlmaguer I never deny my wife her betrothal privileges.

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Z @insatiablevine

4 days ago

When a conservative SCOTUS rules that you can count ballots for months after the election and a conservative Senate refuses to pass the SAVE Act, we know for a fact the swamp is in charge and is stealing elections. This is a wartime moment.

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Isaac Revo @RecompenseofGod

4 days ago

@Suffragent_ No guns on this one; I’d enjoy using my bare hands.

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cowboy online @TheLastKekker

5 days ago

When Buttigieg is charged with molesting his kid, conservatives need to get real about repealing gay marriage and making gay adoption illegal. We tried the LGBT experiment and the results are in. Shut it down.

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🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 @Real_RobN

5 days ago

Here is: The missing half of the U.S. national debt has been identified. The Federal Reserve CONFIRMS: The U.S. Congress has built the single largest racket empire on the planet: U.S. NGOs have combined assets totaling $14.2 trillion of your tax money. “India’s and Japan’s GDPs are each just over $4 trillion, Germany’s is $5 trillion, and together they total about $13.5 trillion. Guess what? The combined assets of U.S. NGOs equal $14.2 trillion of your tax money—and that of your children, grandchildren, and great-great-great-great-grandchildren.” In other words, the root of all corruption… the racket—U.S. Congress has racketed half the U.S. national debt to the planet’s most profitable organizations,

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Isaac Revo @RecompenseofGod

4 days ago

@SteveDeaceShow I watched the original 1984 Supergirl on HBO today . It was the wirst movie I’ve ever seen

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Isaac Revo @RecompenseofGod

5 days ago

@AGHamilton29 STFU! They’re not his kids, they are his sex slaves. Free the children now!

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Isaac Revo @RecompenseofGod

5 days ago

Movie studios (especially the major ones) survive massive flops through a combination of diversified revenue, corporate backing, creative accounting, and risk-spreading strategies. Big losses on individual films happen, but they rarely sink the parent company in the modern era. 1. They’re Part of Giant Corporations Most big studios are subsidiaries of massive conglomerates with deep pockets: • Disney (owns Marvel, Pixar, Lucasfilm, etc.) • Warner Bros. Discovery • Universal (Comcast) • Paramount (now under Skydance) • Sony A $200M loss on one movie is painful but manageable when the company has billions in overall revenue from theme parks, TV networks, streaming (Disney+, Max, etc.), consumer products, and more. One tentpole hit (e.g., Avengers: Endgame or a big Harry Potter/Batman film) can generate $1B+ and offset multiple duds. 2. Portfolio Approach — Hits Pay for the Misses Studios release 10–20+ films per year. The strategy is high risk, high reward: • Most films lose money or break even. • A few massive successes (especially franchises) generate outsized profits that subsidize the flops. • Data shows studios have gotten better at this by relying heavily on IP (sequels, reboots, adaptations) rather than original films. 3. Revenue Streams Beyond the Box Office Theatrical gross is only part of the picture: • Streaming rights — Sold to their own platforms or others. • Home video, VOD, TV licensing. • Merchandise, theme parks, licensing (huge for Disney/Marvel/Star Wars). • International markets — Often perform differently. • Tax incentives, subsidies, and co-financing — Partners (other studios, investors, foreign governments) share the risk and cost. 4. Hollywood Accounting & Financing Tricks This is famous (and controversial): • Studios often set up each movie as its own “special purpose” company. They charge high “distribution fees,” overhead, interest, and marketing costs internally — making many films show a paper loss even if they generate revenue overall. • This helps with taxes, profit-sharing deals (actors/directors with backend points), and negotiations. • Pre-sales, gap financing, and insurance can limit downside. Real-World Examples of Big Losses Films like The Marvels, John Carter, Mortal Engines, or older ones like Waterworld lost $100M–$200M+ but the studios survived due to the above factors. True studio-ending bombs were more common in the past (e.g., Heaven’s Gate nearly destroyed United Artists) when companies were smaller and less diversified. Bottom Line Modern major studios are too big to fail easily from one or two flops. They treat filmmaking like venture capital: many bets, a few huge winners. The real pressure comes from sustained underperformance (e.g., multiple years of weak output) or broader industry issues like streaming disruption and rising costs. Smaller/independent studios are far more vulnerable and do go bankrupt more often.

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Isaac Revo @RecompenseofGod

5 days ago

@catturd2 GROK: how can studios continue to create movies that lose hundreds of millions of dollars at the box office without going bankrupt?

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C3 @C_3C_3

6 days ago

It turns out Woke was used to hide the Communist infiltration and DEI was used to put the Communists into positions of power. All while claims of racism, homophobia, transphobia and Islamophobia were used to stop anyone from fighting the Communist infiltration. Simple.