:even voice:
…Liam.
Via @Wario64.
I know that FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH is an Apple TV movie. It’s also a Guy Ritchie movie, so yeah: I’m gonna watch it. I also admit to being curious as to just how much Ritchie liked NATIONAL TREASURE.
#commissionearned
Robert Eggers? To do a sequel of Labyrinth? …You know something? I’m not hating this one, right out the gate. I would like to at least hear the pitch.
#commissionearned
There’s a certain amount of intrinsic contempt in this particular Pitch Meeting. It feels like Ryan George didn’t think SNOW WHITE deserved anything more than contempt. That Disney was insulting us all by actually seeing it through.
A documentary produced by Guy Ritchie about a real-life diamond heist? Dude, you had me at ‘Guy Ritchie.’ Lemme go get some popcorn and I’ll see you and THE DIAMOND HEIST on April 16th.
That entire ‘Isn’t being a crook more fun, especially when I come with the career change?’ thing she’d bring would make for an interesting Spider-Man flick. Alas, they probably won’t be smart. Good choices are kind of rare in the movie business, these days.
H/T: @IMAO_
Might be, might be: “It looks like Warner Bros. may finally be ready to sell Coyote vs. Acme, the live-action/animated hybrid film that was shelved as part of the studio’s infamous cost-cutting spree.” It’d be going for fifty million to Ketchup Entertainment, which bought another Looney Tunes movie earlier so presumably they know what they’ve signed up for.
Does this exhumation from the vaults give hope for BATGIRL fans? Are there still BATGIRL fans, after all this time? Tune in next week to find out!
Moe Lane
PS: I still expect this flick to demonstrate that there was a reason it got thrown in the vault to begin with, but I might be wrong.
…Sigh. This may be the one that convinces me to watch the nostalgia bait. Don’t ask me why the HAPPY GILMORE 2 trailer succeeded where other ones failed. It’s a mystery to me, too.
Plenty of spoilers in this one. Honest Trailers didn’t entirely like YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD FRIENDLY SPIDER-MAN, but that’s cool. It did remind me to get back to the show, and that’s the important thing.
In a weird sort of way, THE NICE GUYS is one of the best TTRPG movies I’ve ever seen. Sure, there’s nothing supernatural, no superpowers or ultratech: but the comedy is pure tabletop, with a body count to match. This is a GUMSHOE game where the GM and players aren’t that invested in right and wrong, but just want to explore one of our more tiring cultural eras. Lots of fun, it’s a shame it didn’t make enough bank for a sequel.