Is The Ultimatum Ready to Challenge Gay Men’s Relationships?

It’s indeed invigorating and forward-thinking that the second season of Netflix’s reality series, The Ultimatum: Queer Love, centers around women (and a few nonbinary individuals), without any additional explanation. The term “queer” encompasses various meanings, and women in relationships with women is one of them. They have been scarcely represented, particularly on reality television. Shows similar to The Bachelor, such as early Bravo’s Boy Meets Boy and Logo’s Finding Prince Charming, have predominantly focused on men, just like Netflix’s Japanese dating show, The Boyfriend.

Superman Is Polling High, But How Much Will It Actually Make Opening Weekend?

As reported by Deadline, initial predictions suggest the film will debut with earnings ranging from $125 million to $145 million, based on data from NRG. However, some industry professionals feel that this figure might be more realistically estimated at around $90 million to $125 million. This would still represent a strong performance for most post-pandemic summer releases—but for the premiere of James Gunn’s DCU Chapter One: Gods and Monsters, it could be slightly below the blockbuster success some enthusiasts might have hoped for.