Let's get on to main topic number one and our first main topic today gets submitted to us by

Raza

Heiderbad. I'm sure I'm mispronouncing that, sorry about that, Raza.

Hey John, with Black Widow now being pushed all the way to May.

I still can't believe they pushed it six months.

I'm curious as to why Disney didn't do what they did for Mulan and give it a $30 price for Disney Plus.

Allegedly, Disney is pleased with Mulan and it has made $230 million. Actually it hasn't and we talked

about that yesterday. There is a lot of demand to put Black Widow on the service. Of course it would make more money in

theaters but why do you think the decision was

ultimately made all right thanks a lot for sending that in man and yeah there have

been a lot of people that have been wondering and speculating that Black Widow would

ultimately obviously with the whole pandemic going on and everything that's happening that Black Widow would probably ultimately, maybe even wind up on the Disney Plus streaming service.

And that had been speculated, even though Disney had said,

no, we're planning on making this thing theatrical. So when they announced the

other day that they had moved it from November all the way to May, and then of

course bumped the Eternals another nine months into late 2021 among some other moves that Disney had to make.

It caught some people, shouldn't have, but it did. It caught some people by surprise.

Why did they ultimately decide not to put Black Widow on the

streaming service? I mean after all we are going to get supposedly a bunch of MCU material on Disney Plus anyway right we're

getting Wanda Vision we're getting Falcon and Winter Soldier we're getting Loki we're

getting moon night we're getting Miss Marvel we're getting a whole bunch of stuff so why

not just add to that and put Blackwood over there. The main reason Disney didn't

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