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At the top of the "Release" section, why does it say Paramount won a "jump ball" to release the film in the United States? What does that mean? There is an article linked to said phrase, but all it talks about is basketball. Did Paramount and Warner Bros. executives literally play basketball or something? A citation or something of the sort on that end would be nice.
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I remember a few years ago I remember there was a website that kind of showed the production of the movie chronologically by year and also from what I remember the production started when the show had premiered also that the movie would "supposedly" use cut out around 1997 or 1998 the problem is that i am not finding the site anymore and i don't remember the name but the only thing i remember was that the background of the site is red (i think).
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At the top of the "Release" section, why does it say Paramount won a "jump ball" to release the film in the United States? What does that mean? There is an article linked to said phrase, but all it talks about is basketball. Did Paramount and Warner Bros. executives literally play basketball or something? A citation or something of the sort on that end would be nice.
Elhenzo (
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09:41, 16 January 2021 (UTC)reply
I remember a few years ago I remember there was a website that kind of showed the production of the movie chronologically by year and also from what I remember the production started when the show had premiered also that the movie would "supposedly" use cut out around 1997 or 1998 the problem is that i am not finding the site anymore and i don't remember the name but the only thing i remember was that the background of the site is red (i think).
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01:14, 16 April 2023 (UTC)reply