Well, greetings and salutations, everybody, and Merry Christmas to all of you guys out there on this Christmas Eve.

Welcome to the Best Day, Move, Related Show on the Planet Earth, the John Capia show, coming from right here in the northest of North Poles.

I am, of course, your host, John Campia, and this is the show that we talk about the things.

We love those things that give us joy and happiness,

movies and movie news,

TV and streaming and all that good stuff.

I'm joined in to you today by Jonathan Voico.

If only this episode had begun three minutes earlier.

We aren't going to tell you what we were talking about three minutes ago.

Writer, director, producer, Robert Meyer Burnett.

Merry Christmas, everybody.

And most importantly, you guys are here.

Thank you so much for being here, making our little show party your day.

Here's how our show's going to go.

We're going to start off by talking about, well, just two really topics today. We're just going to have some fun conversation around here about our most anticipated movies coming out and a couple other things. Then in the second part of the show, we're going to take your live comments and questions. If you're watching this show live, and you've got to be watching live to do this, go ahead and use the super chat feature in the live chat to send in a question or a comment, and we'll read it off in the second half of the show, as long as it's as appropriate for the show. Some of you might have noticed, Jonathan Voico hasn't been here the last couple of days. True. You haven't got surgery. Yeah, I got stitches on my back, man. Yep, he's now Joanna. Yes. No, he had a back surgery. Wasn't that a mighty win, they did something like that, where he like. Yep. Yeah. But you had surgery on your back. I did. Not your spine, but on your back. You're. Nothing life, life, you know, altering or anything

like that. But yeah, and it was painful. And they went down to the muscle. So I'm all stitched up. Yeah, but he's back, but I'm back. Tuffington it out. And again, of course, you guys are here. Thanks so much for being here, guys. And, you know, let's get things started here, shall we? We're going to start off with this before we get to

our most anticipated films of 2026 is what we're really here to discuss today. But this one little

thing came out that was interesting. One of the guys over at Disney put out a social media post

that highlighted this. Now, I want to take a look at this graphic here. Do you know, Rob,

that no movie studio had crossed the $6 billion mark in a year since 2015, but Disney is crossing

it this year for the fifth time since 2015. They will cross the $6 billion mark at the Global Block.

They did it in 2016.

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