Cine-ish
Cine-ish is a podcast about film, television, and the state of the industry—ish. We explore new releases, the latest in streaming, industry news, and the cultural moments shaping how we consume stories today. It's less about hype and more about why it all works (or doesn’t).
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A Theater Chain Became a Distributor & Ridley Scott is Ruining Alien (opens the original)
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The largest theater chain in the world just became a movie distributor — something that was illegal for seventy years until a 2020 court decision quietly ended the Paramount Decrees. AMC's new label, Leawood Films, is promising filmmakers a guaranteed 45-day theatrical window, 90 days before streaming, and ownership of their own movies. In a year where every window has been shrinking, the exhibitor is the one defending them. We also say goodbye to Dolly Parton and Tim Curry, who died within thir
Summer 2026: Nolan Won, Disney Lost, and YouTube Took Over (opens the original)
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Marvel took over Hall H for the first time in two years, Christopher Nolan posted the biggest opening of his career with a three-hour R-rated Greek epic, Disney's live-action Moana opened to numbers nobody saw coming, and the $111 billion Warner Bros. merger got frozen by twelve state attorneys general days before it was set to close. Jared and Wren break down the most interesting summer for movies and TV — plus we revisit our old "State of the MCU" video and find out how badly we called it. And
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