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Pope Corky the IX posted:Just look at Tarantino since Sally Menke died. The longer cut of The Hateful Eight is far and away the better watch.
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A talking tiger friend is Disney as gently caress, which is probably why WB/DC didn't want it in their movie.
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May 20, 2017 16:32
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That and they could possibly be saving it for their upcoming Shazam movie, a comic that's had a talking tiger buddy in the regular cast since 1940. (Didn't wanna get my last post about it lost on the last page.)
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May 20, 2017 16:55
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I'm not saying the tiger is a good or bad idea, I'm saying that just because she's a good director doesn't mean all her ideas are good I will never see Wonder Woman so I don't care either way I'm just saying that there is nothing wrong with oversight even in a world of creative freedom. There should always be someone who can say no to ideas. Pope Corky the IX posted:Just look at Tarantino since Sally Menke died. Scorsese better retire if Thelma dies first. FishBulb fucked around with this message at 16:59 on May 20, 2017 |
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May 20, 2017 16:57
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FishBulb posted:I'm not saying the tiger is a good or bad idea, I'm saying that just because she's a good director doesn't mean all her ideas are good Yeah I agree. I've mentioned his before but Vince Gilligan's original plans for season 1 of Breaking Bad were loving horrible, and it's a very good thing that he had other people to tell him how loving stupid his ideas were.
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May 20, 2017 17:20
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GonSmithe posted:Yeah I agree. I've mentioned his before but Vince Gilligan's original plans for season 1 of Breaking Bad were loving horrible, and it's a very good thing that he had other people to tell him how loving stupid his ideas were. What were they?
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May 20, 2017 17:22
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Maybe DC wanted to save Talky Tawny for the Shazam franchise. Anyway, Mamma Mia! is getting a sequel, subtitled "Here We Go Again". Are there really enough Abba songs left? I know they didn't do Fernando but they're going to have to start in on the deep cuts.
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May 20, 2017 17:48
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Maxwell Lord posted:Maybe DC wanted to save Talky Tawny for the Shazam franchise. Who's got the rights to He-Man? Talking tiger friends are bad, talking tiger murderbeasts are dope. Not that I remember Battlecat ever actually doing anything.
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May 20, 2017 17:53
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Maxwell Lord posted:Maybe DC wanted to save Talky Tawny for the Shazam franchise. I hope it comes out the same day as another Batman movie for nostalgia purposes.
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Grendels Dad posted:A talking tiger friend is Disney as gently caress, which is probably why WB/DC didn't want it in their movie. As pointed out they have one. They are making a Captain Marvel movie. And there are like several dozen examples of Tawky Tawny being rad as poo poo so I don't get people's complaint about the concept.
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May 20, 2017 17:56
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Grendels Dad posted:Who's got the rights to He-Man? Talking tiger friends are bad, talking tiger murderbeasts are dope. 
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May 20, 2017 17:56
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The comicbook version of Wonder Woman had a whole bunch of weird superpowers including the ability to communicate with animals so I guess MacLaren was going for that angle rather than a tiger that spoke English. Edit: I googled a few articles and the phrase that was used was that she had "a tiger sidekick/pet she could talk with"
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May 20, 2017 17:58
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Maxwell Lord posted:Anyway, Mamma Mia! is getting a sequel, subtitled "Here We Go Again". Are there really enough Abba songs left? I know they didn't do Fernando but they're going to have to start in on the deep cuts. Maybe they're gonna start in on the Bee Gees.
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ImpAtom posted:As pointed out they have one. They are making a Captain Marvel movie. Tawny loving rules, he's my favourite. He's in part of Kingdom Come (or one of the tie-ins iirc) just drinking martinis in a metahuman bar, seeming sort of gruff and hard boiled. They should make him the one character in the Captain Marvel movie who isn't really chipper and actually acts like all the other grimdark DC movie characters. It would be hilarious coming from a tiger in a suit. In the same vein, everyone was talking about this in a GBS comics thread - where the gently caress is my Blue and Gold movie already DC 
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Skwirl posted:What were they? Walt was going to start working with Jesse, get pissed off at him then trap in his basement with a shotgun pointing at his head attached to a rig that would shoot it if he reached to get the food Walt was putting in front of him. So it was starve or take the easy way out. Then Walt Jr. was going to find him in the basement, where Jesse would grab him and kill both of them. And that's the end of season 1.
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May 20, 2017 18:22
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I really think they should adapt that issue from the 70s where Tawney decides to play professional baseball.
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Grendels Dad posted:Who's got the rights to He-Man? Talking tiger friends are bad, talking tiger murderbeasts are dope. There is a new He-Man rumor in that the latest draft doesn't even have Skeletor as the villain, they are saving him for a later movie. Which is really dumb because there is both the Evil Horde and the Snake Men to save for later films where Skeletor will both be fighting them and He-Man. (And that's not even getting to the more obscure characters who could front their own films) I'd also love a live-action He-Man done in the style of Hercules or Xena, or even just go with stop motion using the toys as Robot Chicken's He-Man stuff is almost all great.
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May 20, 2017 18:32
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Tars Tarkas posted:There is a new He-Man rumor in that the latest draft doesn't even have Skeletor as the villain, they are saving him for a later movie. I love that the studios are going all in and announcing that they're bringing out a new franchise that will cover X number of movies, especially when they're rebooting an IP that has previously flopped. Hey remember that film we made in 1987 that had a production budget of $22 million but only made $17m at the box office and has been a sad punchline ever since? It's been in development hell for three decades but we finally got the go ahead so we're remaking it with a $150m budget! Are you excited??? Edit: lol the Dolph Lundgren film was released the same year as Superman IV: The Quest For Peace and only beat it at the box office by $2m. Edit 2: here's an article from just the other week that lists 123 Movie Remakes and Reboots Currently in the Works
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May 20, 2017 19:05
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A talking tiger friend would be cool and good so it has no place in the Snyderverse
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:A talking tiger friend would be cool and good so it has no place in the Snyderverse If Tony Jay were alive I'd have loved to see a scene where a Tiger elegantly discourses with Darksied voiced by Michael Ironside on the nature of oblivion, death and evil and bargains for the release of the Justice League.
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Andre Braugher voiced Darkseid in one of the earlier DC animated movies. I'd be down for him to be the live action one. Comedy Darkseid casting: Sean Astin.
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Weird Al. Please. https://youtu.be/DoZ9C9_TTQM
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Detective No. 27 posted:Comedy Darkseid casting: Sean Astin. Oscar Isaac.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Oscar Isaac. No, an off-brand, Great Value Oscar Isaac. So, Jake Johnson.
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May 20, 2017 21:25
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BRIAN BLESSED for Darkseid's voice.
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May 20, 2017 21:30
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Infuriate nerds by hiring Clancy brown to do darkseid
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I'd be ok with that.
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Babysitter Super Sleuth posted:Infuriate nerds by hiring Clancy brown to do darkseid Dude could literally physically act as Darkseid in the right makeup. He's a great fit actually.
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Detective No. 27 posted:Andre Braugher voiced Darkseid in one of the earlier DC animated movies. I'd be down for him to be the live action one. In Goonies logic that would make Darkseid the younger brother of Thanos. GonSmithe posted:Walt was going to start working with Jesse, get pissed off at him then trap in his basement with a shotgun pointing at his head attached to a rig that would shoot it if he reached to get the food Walt was putting in front of him. So it was starve or take the easy way out. Then Walt Jr. was going to find him in the basement, where Jesse would grab him and kill both of them. And that's the end of season 1. Also this would make no sense for season 1 Walt to jump all the way to his end of the series ruthless persona. It took him several episodes to just kill the drug dealer who tried to kill him at least twice.
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Gatts posted:Dude could literally physically act as Darkseid in the right makeup. He's a great fit actually. Clancy Brown as Dan Turpin...
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Clancy Brown as Dan Turpin... I'd love to see elements of Final Crisis and Multiversity in these movies when it comes to the 4th World stuff but Johns is in charge so we won't get anything as interesting.
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Rirse posted:In Goonies logic that would make Darkseid the younger brother of Thanos. The Anti-Life Inhaler.
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FishBulb posted:counterpoint: just because someone is good at directing does not mean all their creative ideas are good and they shouldn't be questioned This reminds me of the original bugnuts crazy version of Moneyball, when Soderbergh was going to direct. Not only was it going to have interviews with the real-life players on the Oakland A's, but it was going to delve deep into some of the really esoteric statistical concepts that the book explored -- and to explain them, stats pioneer Bill James would pop up in the corner like some baseball version of the Great Gazoo to help relate them to non-baseball-fans.
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I just found out it's pronounced "Dark Side" I thought it was "Dark Seed" or even "Dark Sayyid".
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Timby posted:This reminds me of the original bugnuts crazy version of Moneyball, when Soderbergh was going to direct. Not only was it going to have interviews with the real-life players on the Oakland A's, but it was going to delve deep into some of the really esoteric statistical concepts that the book explored -- and to explain them, stats pioneer Bill James would pop up in the corner like some baseball version of the Great Gazoo to help relate them to non-baseball-fans. That sounds rad though
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Gatts posted:Dude could literally physically act as Darkseid in the right makeup. He's a great fit actually.
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Timby posted:This reminds me of the original bugnuts crazy version of Moneyball, when Soderbergh was going to direct. Not only was it going to have interviews with the real-life players on the Oakland A's, but it was going to delve deep into some of the really esoteric statistical concepts that the book explored -- and to explain them, stats pioneer Bill James would pop up in the corner like some baseball version of the Great Gazoo to help relate them to non-baseball-fans. Moneyball turned out pretty good I thought but yeah Soderbergh's sounded rad. It seems kind of similar to The Big Short actually.
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