Pterodactyl is also not a dinosaur but this list is just for the lols anyway 😄

Plesiosaur! It’s a reptile, but neither is a mosasaur.

You’re blind or have a shit TV.

What’s up with these percentages? How could these possibly be known? You would have to know how much the animal weighed before hand and have control over a lot of variables.

And they cited Reddit…

[more citations needed]

PS+ I want to play online, I like getting the free games, I need cloud storage for saves.

I’m also on PC and realize two of those three are free. I’m willing to pay on PS because the couch experience is so, so, so much better than PC could ever be, no matter how many times PC creeps screech at me that I’m wrong.

This article needs to be nuked because it’s just editorial jib-jab. [citation needed]

Haha get rekt sucks to suck!

/s

Holy shit I thought I was either full of shit or a mutant freak. I’m happy to be a mutant freak.

I feel so validated right now you guys have no idea.

Thanks for the non-jargon version

Try Canada on for size.

Nice photo! Good composition too :]

Fuck yeah thank you.

Cool music taste.

This looks like that meme of that Florida Dude-Bro Douchebag with his hand weirdly placed on some blonde woman with fake boobs’ neck.

I literally didn’t know this existed and I’ve had a Pixel for 6 years.

Had my first at 23. And I’m not nagging, I’m laughing. Stop being a bitch.

Why does that T-Rex look like it’s from the Hellraiser dimension?

I love these “annoying Gen Z” memes

Rights holders change because companies go under, are sold, or liquidate their library (the movies and stuff they own or have rights to). The library is purchased by somebody else. Easy enough. But when producers, directors, actors, etc. and other studios who have partial ownership or distribution rights of the movie, things can get complicated during that library transfer.

Further complications arise when people die or they sell the rights to another person or company. Then you can have this knotted mess of home video and theater distribution rights (those can be separate and owned by different entities too!) which can culminate in lengthy lawsuits, or disinterest, conflict over money and percentages of profit, original contracts with the director/producer/actors/etc. getting in the way somehow, misplacing or destruction of film negatives (by far the worst case scenario), or straight up people not even knowing they own a movie’s rights.

Then there’s the stuff other commenters said. I missed some stuff I’m sure, and am not an insider. Just love movie news and movie production.

What do you want? I could GDrive it to you. PM if you do.