The Walking Dead universe is about to land on two streaming giants at once, while India's biggest movie epic and a New York owl are also making film headlines this week. Answer a few questions about long-running franchises, festival glamour, and your own movie-watching habits!
- The Walking Dead universe will be available on both Netflix and AMC+ starting 2027, under a five-year, half-a-billion-dollar deal. What do you think of this move?
- The franchise already has six spin-offs (including Fear the Walking Dead). Which best describes your attitude toward long-running franchises? (multiple choices allowed)
- Ramayana, a massively-budgeted, two-part Indian epic adaptation starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, arrives worldwide in November. How would you watch it?
- How tired are you of long-running franchises (e.g. Marvel, The Walking Dead, Star Wars)?
- Do established stars like Zoe Saldaña deserve lifetime or special achievement awards from festivals, or is it just marketing?
- The documentary Wild Inside follows Flaco, the owl that lived free in New York for a year and became so beloved that fans got tattoos of him. Would you watch animal-focused documentaries like this?
- How much do you agree with the following statements about your movie- and series-watching habits?