*all old broadcasts are going to be deleted; highlights will be saved indefinitely but only in two hour chunks (source)
*if you use copyrighted audio at all (including in-game audio) and save the video for later the entire 30 minute chunk that audio was in will be muted (source)

but jeez, Marvel you gotta pick up the fucking pace, don't let Warner and Sony beat you to the punch, their shit is gonna suck!

“Let me tell you something about those people,” she said during the Los Angeles event on Friday (via CinemaBlend). “How much money did ‘Transformers 4′ make? Exactly. Those people can complain. They all go to the theater. They’re gonna love it and if they don’t love it, they can f–ck off. And that’s the end of that.”

In what is being recieved as heartbreaking news for fans of anime, animation and film history in general, Studio Ghibli - the legendary Japanese animation studio most famous for bringing the works of Hayao Miyazaki to the world - will shut down its animation studio this year.

General Manager Toshio Suzuki is reported to have confirmed the news earlier today on a Japanese news-talk show, sending shockwaves through the anime community despite the move having been heavily rumored since last year's high-profile retirement of Hayao Miyazaki and the box-office underperformance of The Tale of Princess Kaguya. The studios now-final production, When Marnie Was There, opened a month ago in Japan. According to Suzuki, the company will transition to focus on licensing and merchandising characters and trademarks from its various classic films, while maintaining a small staff for "Miyazaki projects," though without an animation studio it is unclear what such projects would entail.

Founded in 1985 by Miyazaki, Isao Takahata and Suzuki after the success of Naussica: Valley of The Wind, Ghibli is widely considered to be the Anime world's equivalent to Walt Disney. It produced world-recognized classics such as My Neighbor Totoro, Laputa: Castle in The Sky and the Academy Award winning Spirited Away. The studio also co-produced the video game Ni no Kuni between 2010 and 2013 across various platforms.

At this time, no information has been made available as to the plans of the studios other now-departing animators or of any previously in-production projects.

Marvel might be making a movie or TV thing with a dumb and useless superhero that people take seriously for some reason

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