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Per this order, Lively does precisely what they wanted to do from the start, which is further negotiate the language of the subpoenas without bothering the judge with it any more. They don't go back to the telecom companies first. They just negotiate with Freedman. That's what they asked for and that's what they have. The judge forbids them from "mov[ing] to enforce the subpoenas" -- which means he forbids them from asking the court to compel the telecom companies to comply with the subpoenas. OKAY - Lively specifically said they never wanted to do that anyway, they thought they were still negotiating, but Freedman came in with mouth and guns blazing. This judge is going to get tired of this after a while. |
You can make an offensive move in a war not initiated by you. I don't see a contradiction here. |
I think you must have not been aware of what has been happening since leaked photos of filming of it ends with us started in May 2023. This started a huge backlash against Blake lively. Not all of it was totally her fault, a lot of fans of the book really resented that she was cast, that she was 35 and not 23 like the character, and they really just hated her out of touch outfits and didn’t think it was Lily at all. If you weren’t following this, you may not have been aware, but the backlash was extensive. Then, when the marketing of the movie started, you must’ve missed the intense backlash against Blake advertising her husband’s gin company, and her cocktail line Betty Buzz at the film premiere. Including naming an alcoholic drink after the abuser in the film. Drink was called Ryle you can wait. You don’t have to be an expert in domestic violence to know that you just don’t do that and it is vile. What I didn’t understand is why when there was such early backlash to how she was doing interviews for the film, she never course corrected. She seemed to actually just double down. Didn’t matter to me when I saw the few bullet points Sony had about the marketing plan that basically said don’t emphasize domestic violence, but emphasize her strength. All the rest was up to her, and she could not have botched it more. There was plenty of leeway in that marketing plan for her to be a little bit more respectful, not launch a hairline, and not market she and her husband’s alcohol lines. This was not Justin‘s fault. I think it actually stood out more because she wasn’t promoting the movie with him and he was taking it seriously. I actually think if she hadn’t kicked him off promotions, ironically, people would have been more forgiving toward her because her part would’ve stood out less. They could have done interviews together, where he took on the heavier themes. Finally, I think you underestimate the amount of bad interviews that Blake has had that people have been annoyed with for years. Seriously go listen to the 2021 Beyond The Blinds podcast on Blake if you really care. There has been a lot of hate toward her for many years. And the extreme over exposure of both she and Ryan in the year leading up to the movie wasn’t helping things. |
| Can we just fast forward to the part where Ryan and Blake have to pay Justin $50 million cash, apologize publicly, and never work again in Hollywood? This evil couple has crashed out. |
I expressly said quashed until the parties agree on content or judge rules. How you got permanently quashed from that is beyond me. Do you read or just start ranting? |
They both got what they wanted. Freedman wanted to make sure no documents were delivered until the subpoena was narrowed. That is now guaranteed. |
You think that he camera was focused on her private parts. How odd. That would make it completely obvious she wasn’t, you know, giving birth. |
Yes please. |
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Do you know what “most” means? |
You don’t actually know any of this. |
You don’t think there were some red flags early on? The first time she had her husband humiliate him for fat shaming him when he in fact didn’t do anything near fat shaming? The sixth time she had lawyers draw up emails saying that she would walk away from the film for good if he didn’t meet certain demands? The 17 point document she made him sign that the team said they did not agree with, but were forced to sign in under duress, again, or she would walk away from the film? I think Justin and the team were in way over their head and they realized this fairly early, but by then it was too late. You could tell from early on just saw that he was dealing with someone who needed to walk on eggshells. Within just a weeks of communicating, she had the fat shaming thing over his head, which would’ve looked bad for any man, but especially him given his pro feminism brand. |
| He’s not a child and he has multiple lawyers and a production company, as well as a billionaire friend supporting him. He was far from powerless here and not some poor little boy with no volition. |
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The judge is telling them to met and confer until the 24th. If there's still issues the judge will decide on the motion which will then decided lively containing with the supenoa.
In ny you have to meet and confer first. You can't skip over it or the judge will order one like this. |
| It just doesn’t add up to me that all of a sudden he’s making all these women uncomfortable, yet he has had no complaints before working on all these-female-centered shows (in fact, the opposite). He just decided to one day wake up and harass one of the most powerful people in Hollywood. He also was very careful to keep all these records and documents (trainings, call sheets, etc) yet she claims he kept a “chaotic and disorganized” set. She also claims he tried to take credit for her work on the movie, and that she downplayed her work on it, when we’ve seen with our own eyes her taking credit all over the place. She just lies, and I can’t get past it. I’m going to need to see some hard proof to change my mind. And I’m done arguing with misogyny poster. You win—I’m a misogynist! Enjoy fighting with other posters about the birth scene. |