Billy Talent

So is it safe to assume my copy was in fact returned and manta then (instead of notifying buyers and hosts of the returned items) they just listed them back on the site and sold them?

How in the hell did I miss this😑

None have convinced me either, I seen Sideshow's variant which I thought was awful (portrait wise), XMstudios also has a variant the unmasked version is decent but nothing special. Sideshow and Xmstudios are the only notable ones (but not worth the money imo), I haven't seen other decent ones unfortunately. When someone on FB posted an image of the 3D rendition of the Jeehyung Lee comic cover, everyone signed up I managed to get in and the designer had to turn down over 100+ people. I always wanted a violent bloody X-23, and I always loved Jeehyung Lee comic variant which in my opinion is the greatest cover of X-23 of all time, so I am glad I got this custom. Previously my favorite X-23 cover was: Best thing to do is to wait for someone else to create a X-23 version, cause right now everything besides the custom is dissapointing. Hopefully 1/3 scale and I hope it's gonna be JND studios 🤩

Also received this a while back but forgot to post images, I’m a Big fan of studio Ghibli movies so I had to get this. It’s the Ponyo statue by Emoji studios transparant version. There wasn’t supposed to be built in light up feature but they added it in the end. Very glad they did because it looks incredible in person, bought it from Kaionation

Not allowed to say publicly but I will PM you, they are on instagram and are considered the best at customs pieces by many, been trying to become a member of their private FB page but it's damn near impossible, you'd have to be invited by another member.

Received my first and only Custom Piece, it’s Laura Kinney aka X-23, limited to 75 copies

Boy I never seen so many MEN obsessed with Barbie before...everyone wanted the entire OC, never seen grown men fighting over a barbie set before🤭 here is a little recap of what happened today: Everyone wanted the OC, the guys claimed they are buying it for their wife or their daughters...Bish you buying it for yourself! Anyways the OC sold out in 1 minute..... the men then had a existential crisis, whilst tears rolled down their cheeks they sobbed uncontrollably and it took them a few minutes to regain their composure So they decided to pick the other editions thats why the lenti's and fullslip took a few minutes to sell out.....lots of men suffering in silence right now 😭

Group buy closed 2 days ago 😟 Can anything be done for him @Gary K ???

Can't wait for tomorrow!!! 10 seconds sold out!!!! and then we get too see all the alpha males trying to not burst into tears.

Thnak you very much!!! it looks awsome!!! 🤩🙏

Unfortunately not, they slapped that name on every banner, the ones without have a blank background are these better? If not there is another one but I prefer these, its the Borderlands 2 logo top right thats the issue and of course the name Maya bottom left

It's simple, when you see all this stuff it makes you happy, Barbie merch helps you find your inner child...for most it's right there on the surface but for you....you gotta dig....like real deep.😄 One of the few good things that happened this year, Inside edition did some great reporting on this, the Barbie movie is the years biggest hit breaking all kinds of records , TS added 4.6 billion to the cities she performed in, and so did Beyonce 2 billion+ This is the first time in history something like this happened, I read all the news about it and it's mindblowing. Here are the records the Barbie movie has broken: - 1. Highest-grossing film of 2023 in the U.S. and worldwide On Sept. 2, “Barbie” became the highest-grossing movie of the year worldwide, surpassing “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” with $1.36 billion. It had taken the crown for biggest domestic release. - 2. Most successful global release in Warner Bros. history For 12 years, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2” reigned as Warner Bros.’ highest-earning movie globally of all time. On Aug. 28, “Barbie” surpassed the franchise film, grossing more than $1.4 billion worldwide. - 3. Most successful domestic release in Warner Bros. history Dethroning 2008’s “The Dark Knight” ($535.9 million), “Barbie” was crowned the studio’s top-grossing domestic film ever on Aug. 16. - 4. Biggest opening weekend of the year “Barbie” hauled in $155 million domestically — almost twice as much as “Oppenheimer” — in its opening weekend, the biggest debut of the year. - 5. Top global and domestic opening weeks of 2023 “Barbie” the biggest global ($578.7 million) and domestic ($258.4 million) opening weeks of 2023. Both titles were previously held by “The Super Mario Bros. Movie.” - 6. Highest-grossing opening week for Greta Gerwig, Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling The film’s $578.7-million opening week far eclipsed the previous personal records for director Greta Gerwig, $45 million for 2019’s “Little Women,” Margot Robbie, $362.9 million for 2016’s “Suicide Squad,” and Ryan Gosling, $114.5 million for 2017’s “Blade Runner 2049.” - 7. Largest global opening for a female-directed movie Previously held by 2019’s “Captain Marvel” ($570.7 million), “Barbie” took the title of the highest-grossing global opening for a movie directed by a woman. “ - 8. Biggest domestic opening for a film based on a toy The first of a string of upcoming movies from Mattel’s film division, Mattel Films, “Barbie” had the biggest opening for a picture based on a toy. The title was previously held by 2011’s “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” ($115.9 million), per Warner Bros. - 9. Highest-grossing Warner Bros. opening for a nonfranchise movie ever “Barbie” surpassed 2017’s “IT” ($123 million domestic) as the studio’s highest-grossing opening for a nonfranchise movie. Half of the top box office openings of all time belong to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, per Box Office Mojo. - 10. Tie for fastest Warner Bros. film to hit $1 billion At 17 days, “Barbie” tied the studio record for the fastest time to hit $1 billion globally, matching 2011’s “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2. - 11. First solo female director with a $1-billion movie “Barbillion” also makes Gerwig the only solo female director to have a movie reach the billion-dollar mark. Only 28 directors in Hollywood history have had the sole directing credit on a billion-dollar movie — and they’re all men (most made male-oriented and franchise-driven films). - 12. Highest-earning live-action movie globally from a female director ever “Barbie” has grossed $1.4 billion globally, the highest-ever global haul for a live-action movie from a female director, according to Comscore. By the end of its box office run, it’s likely to surpass “Frozen II” ($1.45 billion), co-directed by Lee, and become the top-earning movie worldwide from a female director. - 13. Biggest domestic release from a female director While “Frozen II” still holds the global record for a female-directed movie, “Barbie” is officially the highest-grossing domestic film by a female director ($620.7 million), according to Warner Bros. - 14. Gerwig, Robbie and Gosling’s biggest global hit “Barbie” not only gave each member of this dynamic trio their biggest opening week, Warner Bros. reports, but also their biggest global hit. Gerwig’s previous highest-grossing film globally was “Little Women” ($216 million), Robbie’s was “Suicide Squad” ($749 million) and Gosling’s was “La La Land” ($443 million) — none of them broke into the billion-dollar club. - 15. Highest-grossing Warner Bros. title ever globally Barbie is Warner Bros.’ highest-grossing title of all time globally, eclipsing the lifetime grosses of “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies” and “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,” per Comscore data. - 16. Fourth-ever $300 million-plus weekend Co-leading the weekend with partner-in-crime “Oppenheimer,” “Barbie” fueled the fourth-ever $300 million-plus overall weekend in history, with the films playing July 21-23 collectively generating $311.3 million. - 17. Highest-grossing second weekend globally in Warner Bros. history Barbie raked in an additional $220 million globally in its second weekend, triumphing over 2019’s “Joker” ($181.2 million in its sophomore frame) - 18. First time one film opened to more than $100 million and another debuted to over $80 million in the same weekend “Barbenheimer” was undeniably the film event of the year, but it was also singular in the history of the industry. The double debut gave North American multiplexes their biggest weekend since 2019’s “Avengers: Endgame,” according to Box Office Mojo. - 19. Highest-grossing Warner Bros. title ever in 43 markets As of Monday, “Barbie” is the biggest Warner Bros. title in 43 markets, including the U.K., Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Italy and Argentina, per studio data. - 20. Top film ever in Ireland “Barbie” is the most successful film of all time at the Irish box office. The movie reached that milestone in August — less than five weeks after its release — when it had grossed 8,854,036 euros ($9.57 million).