Parque Warner Madrid

Sustitúyalo por un entorno neutral y el puntaje cae a aproximadamente dos tercios.

[risas] Para lo último sobre la escalada de Sony y Warner contra Anthropic por derechos de autor, le cedemos la palabra a Amber.

Treinta y cinco editoriales musicales, encabezadas por Sony Music Publishing y Warner Chappell, presentaron una demanda federal de cuarenta y ocho páginas que nombra no solo a Anthropic, sino también al CEO Dario Amodei y al cofundador Benjamin Mann a título personal, y exige hasta ciento cincuenta mil dólares por canción.

La demanda alega que Anthropic descargó y extrajo decenas de miles de letras con derechos de autor de repositorios piratas, incluyendo LibGen, para entrenar a Claude, una conducta que los editores califican como una descarada campaña de robo masivo.

Anthropic dice que está en desacuerdo y que se defenderá con firmeza.

But due to complex foundation delays, severe local noise ordinance issues, neighborhood decibel limits, Six Flags altered the plan and acquired a standard boomerang for the park instead.

A giant Alberta boomerang manufactured for Wallaby Belgium was instead sent to Parker Warner Madrid and opened in August in 2002, a stunt fall.

And it's very likely the two projects were actually traded around.

As one of the latest sketches of the Parker Warner Madrid design included a standard boomerang named Twister.

Now, Twister was wedged between the theaters of the Hollywood Boulevard and the scene of a car ride.

If you're familiar with this area of the park, there's not that much room.

for any ride to fit in between.

So, uh, well, it's brought a new life and lots and lots of money.

And I know even Parque Warner, speaking of Parques Reunidos, and Parque Atracciones, they've already started announcing their different haunted houses.

You call them pases de terror.

Now, I've gotta say, [smacking lips] not my cup of tea.

So we're talking about the crème de la crème when it comes to haunted houses, okay? Universal, they have-- they already have everything they need, right? They just have to apply it correctly, and you could be scared shitless, como decimos.

So, uh...

And I've gotta say, I've never-- There's a-- I know there's a Warren, Expediente Warren at Parque Warner.

That one's there all year.

Para los que no sepan la historia, no sepan el chisme, Coyote contra Acme lleva años que, que se hizo, hace como unos tres, cuatro años creo que se acabó.

Pero ¿qué pasa? Que la tenía Warner Brothers y David Zaslav, el, el, el engendro dueño de, de HBO Max, que cuando él llegó, es este típico gringo que lo hace en muchas empresas.

Eh, llega este típico gringo hipermegacapitalista que es especialista en hacer crecer las acciones, en hacer crecer los ingresos de una empresa y tiene un montón de mañas para lograrlo.

En este caso, la, muchas de estas mañas eran películas que ya estaban hechas, las, eh, las guardaban, las aniquilaban, las destruían y nunca veían la luz del día y utili-- la utilizaban como un tax write-off, ¿no? Como para un, un retorno de, de impuestos.

Y, y se, se creó toda esta campaña en redes sociales de salva al Coyote contra Acme, ¿no? Porque salieron un montón de actores, gente que trabajó en la película, cineastas que la vieron, dijeron: «Esa película es genial, está superdivertida».

La escribe, eh, Sammy Bush, quien escribió, eh, May December, esta gran, gran, gran, gran, gran, gran película de, de Todd Haynes.

Y pues bueno, entonces se montó esta enorme campaña para salvar a Coyote contra Acme, porque HBO Max, Warner Brothers Discovery, más bien, eh, amenazaban con destruirla, con que nadie nunca viera esta película, como lo hicieron con la película de Batgirl, ¿no?

Sí, esa murió.

Everywhere you went, you could just go out and there was so much life, everyone's so friendly, so much culture.

I did however have a bit of a hiccup, a bit of an altercation when I went to this theme park called Parque Warner.

It was basically like, you know, we've got Movie World in Australia.

It was the Spanish version of that.

Um, I have a lot of, lot of empathy for, you know, foreigners that, that visit Australia and maybe don't speak good English and I've, I've seen a lot of Australians like, you know, getting, getting, uh, irritated i- in like hospitality and stuff when, when someone doesn't understand English very well and like that was me.

I was, I was getting literally yelled at, like screamed at for not speaking Spanish and it was just this whole thing and kinda ruined the experience a bit, but it was still a really fun trip.

So yeah, Parque Warner, uh, I probably wouldn't go back there again, but they had a cool rollercoaster, so that was fun.

And then what else did I do in Madrid? I think that was about it.

It is a park in a park.

So a lot of times, Parque Warner, yeah, it's in the middle of a desert, basically.

Un secarral.

If you've ever been down to the area where Parque Warner is, yeah, P-Parque Warner's got some serious rides, entertainment, and all that jazz.

I'm not taking that away.

But it's cement.

And my wife doesn't mind at all.

You know what she does? She goes, "Oh, okay, you guys wanna go on Tornado or Abismo or whatever." She goes, "Okay, well, I'll be over here on this patch of grass under a tree." And that is the beauty.

I'm a Bono Parques guy, naturally, as a theme park lover.

And we go to Parque Warner and we go to Parque Atracciones.

We like both of them.

They're both included in our pass.

And I'll tell you something.

Parque Warner is like five degrees hotter than Parque de Atracciones.

Why? Why? Parque Warner is in the middle of nowhere.

It's literally un secarral, as you call it, right? It's just a dry field.

I know in the theme park world, they're setting up for Halloween.

They're selling tickets now at Parque Warner and Universal Studios and all these theme parks for Halloween now in mid-August.

So, hey, I guess you've got to be two steps ahead.

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