The Hello everybody happy

happy Monday welcome to the show I'm your host I'm a lepanobie I hope you've had a

fantastic weekend mine was pretty chill didn't get up too much,

but I'm happy to be here for the show today.

And as always, we have Taylor in Nashville.

Hey, hey, hey, I'm so ready for you to Bems Blaine to all of us what's going on with these movies in Hollywood.

Yes. With the girl bossification happening right now in Hollywood, I figured no better person than me the ultimate girl boss to tell you

guys about what's going on and the the I guess announcement that really sparked the idea

for today's episode was that the

Marvels which is a movie that's recently come out from we all know the Marvel

universe it's now aiming for the lowest domestic opening ever for Disney's It's

lowest domestic opening ever for Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe at 47 million to 55 million

deadline reports.

Now, this was a movie featuring you know a little team of female

superheroes which we are all no stranger to the girl bossification of

Hollywood and a lot of movies that have been

coming out recently and I have to think that maybe we have girl bossed a

little bit too close to the sun and people are just no longer interested in

watching movies that feature characters like this. Now this is not to say that you

can't have a really great female superhero movie or a high- grossing female superhero movie but I think it's

about having tact, finesse, strategy in how we create these female characters and we're going to get

into a more in-depth discussion about how Hollywood at large has sort of

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