Hey, welcome to another episode of Film House and joined by a bunch of people. How are you guys doing?

I am person number one. I am expert panelist. Number two, we discussed the titles.

I, Tanya.

Well done. And I'm your host or whatever, and we're talking about a bunch of fun movie factoid.

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First, let's talk about Disney is probably going to buy a good majority of Fox.

At least their TV and film division.

Not going to own Fox.

But anyway, I read the news story.

We're going to buy a lot of assets and properties and stuff.

Fox isn't selling off the propaganda machine. Here is a news story. Disney in 20th, 21st Century Fox are closing it on a deal.

And come in as soon as next week, according to sources familiar with the matter.

CNBC has been reporting that Disney has held talks with Rupert Murdoch, controlled media company to acquire its studio and television production assets, leaving Fox with its news and sports

assets.

So that means they can sell air at the Super Bowl or whatever they do, all that fun stuff.

Fox is also talking with CNBC, parent company Comcast, but the talks with Disney have progressed

more significantly.

We heard a rumor about this.

And it's a weird sort of industry shakeup.

I know we usually try to talk about like singular movies or something like that,

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