This week Bennett takes another look at angry fans.

This week’s home entertainment releases won’t overshadow the fireworks, but there are some items of interest including Stephen Chow’s wild Hong Kong fantasy/comedy The Mermaid , a visually stunning Brazilian animated feature, the latest season of the marvelously Machiavellian political drama House of Cards , reasonably-priced collections of The Real Ghostbusters , and a bevy of interesting anime offerings led by the only Studio Ghibli film that has never been released here before and the steampunk sci-fi epic The Empire of Corpses.

Pixar’s Finding Dory is a monster hit here in North America, where it has earned over $380 million in just 18 days and topped the box office for three weeks in a row.

The licensing industry gathered last week at Licensing Expo, and we round up here a raft of news on various products of interest to geek culture retailers.

Roland Emmerich’s Independence Day: Resurgence became the latest high-priced Hollywood sequel to fall short at the box office, opening below expectations with an estimated $41 million.

Sony Pictures Animation will further expand the Ghostbusters property’s footprint with an animated series.

USAopoly has announced new licensed products for release in July.

These are estimates of the sales on comic books by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during May 2016.

A Japanese trailer for Ghostbusters has debuted online, showcasing more footage, more mayhem, and more ghosts.

Cryptozoic Entertainment is making demo copies of its key game titles available to retailers at a steep discount.