Tron: Ares Just Lost Over $100M

Disney’s *Tron: Ares* is projected to lose around $132.7 million. This calculation comes after it was revealed the film’s actual budget was $220 million – about $40 million more than originally reported. The film had a disappointing opening weekend and earned just $11.1 million during its second weekend. With ticket sales declining rapidly, *Ares* is expected to finish with a total of around $160 million, significantly less than the $410 million earned by *Tron: Legacy* in 2010.

Colin Farrell’s Tigerland Sets Hulu Release Date for 25th Anniversary

Okay, so I was really excited to see that Hulu is adding *Tigerland* on November 1st! It’s been 25 years since it came out, and I remember hearing good things about it, even though it didn’t make a huge splash in theaters back in 2000. It’s cool they’re giving it another life with all the other stuff hitting streaming services these days.

A Major Era of TMNT Comes to an End Next Week

Okay, so I’m super hyped for *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* #12, which comes out on October 22nd! But it’s a bit bittersweet, because after this issue, Jason Aaron and Juan Ferreyra – the team behind the current run – are moving on. Don’t worry though, because Gene Luen Yang is taking over as the writer, and he’s bringing Kevin Williams II with him as the artist, starting with issue #13. I’m really excited to see what they do with the story!

Patrick Mahomes Said Acting In State Farm Commercials Helped Him Pull Off Trick Play

The play happened early in the second quarter. Facing fourth down and one yard to go on their own 40-yard line, Mahomes used some fake starts before the snap, hoping to draw a penalty from the Raiders. Frustrated, he audibly complained to the sidelines – using a strong expletive – that this tactic never works. The announcers chuckled when the microphones picked up his language. Surprisingly, he then snapped the ball and handed off to Kareem Hunt, who successfully ran for a first down.