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MacheteZombie posted:If we're up to remaking 90s horror/action let's get Spawn up and going Only if they get Legizamo for violator again.
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MacheteZombie posted:If we're up to remaking 90s horror/action let's get Spawn up and going Yes, loving please.
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MacheteZombie posted:If we're up to remaking 90s horror/action let's get Spawn up and going The reboot/remake has been in development hell for a quarter century now The latest developments: quote:In July 2017, Blumhouse Productions confirmed their involvement with the film, while announcing that McFarlane had also signed on to direct the project. The movie was expected to begin production by February 2018. In May 2018, it was announced that Jamie Foxx would portray the titular character. In July 2018, it was reported that Jeremy Renner would be starring alongside Foxx as Detective Twitch. On October 25, 2018, the filming start date was delayed to June 2019. The film ended up missing its start date. In November 2019, the film restarted development due to the financial success of the R-rated comic book film Joker. In December 2019, McFarlane hired an additional writer to help polish the script, before presenting it to a major Hollywood studio. In March 2020, McFarlane stated Spawn will go into production sometime in 2020 with the intention for him to direct and Jamie Foxx still attached for the lead role. In May 2020, producer Jason Blum stated that "There has been an enormous amount of activity on Spawn......But, suffice to say, it is a very active development." In August 2021, it was revealed that Broken City screenwriter Brian Tucker had been hired to rewrite McFarlane's screenplay. In October 2022, Scott Silver, Malcolm Spellman, and Matthew Mixon had been hired to rewrite the screenplay. LOL that the chucked everything in the bin and started over again because Joker did so well with an R-rating
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djSKp_pwmOA
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Is Hot Topic still around? If not, they're missing out.
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MacheteZombie posted:Hot Topic is thriving Ah, I haven't been in a mall in a really long time, good for them. If they're at all like they used to be, this is the perfect movie for them.
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Mar 14, 2024 15:26
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Hot Topic is now anime and disney.
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Vintersorg posted:Hot Topic is now anime and disney. Oh, then never mind.
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Can't beat the king. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5uPZ7ocsqA
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Abashed the Reboot stood and felt how awful goodness is. Theatergoers: "Victims, aren't we all?"
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Mar 14, 2024 16:19
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Vintersorg posted:Hot Topic is now anime and disney. Hey now I’m goth and still get quite a few classic gothy wardrobe staples from hot topic occasionally. …you just have to walk past the Disney stuff to the back of the store.
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Seems pretty cursed to remake the movie where the lead actor got shot and died, but they're doing it anyway
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Well they wished on a monkey paw that the tragedy wouldn’t recur and that’s how Alec Baldwin found himself in this situation.
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Rageaholic posted:Seems pretty cursed to remake the movie where the lead actor got shot and died, but they're doing it anyway It didn't stop them making progressively shittier sequels  
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Hot Topic is for Disney, Harry Potter, and Funko Pops. Oh there might be a couple band tees in the back. They've branded themselves as the "pop-culture merch store"
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I wish we could go back to the good old days when they still sold Foamy the Squirrel t-shirts.
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Rageaholic posted:Seems pretty cursed to remake the movie where the lead actor got shot and died, but they're doing it anyway It’s not.
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Rageaholic posted:Seems pretty cursed to remake the movie where the lead actor got shot and died, but they're doing it anyway I think the movie looks bad, but not because of this.
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I remember with the second Crow thinking it couldn't be good and a friend seeing it and was like yeah this douche is like saying nursery rhymes as he's killing people. I don't know if that actually happened but it was enough for me to say no thanks, we got a perfect movie and I don't need more Crow
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Oh poo poo, I definitely want to see this in theaters. This looks loving awesome.
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Mar 15, 2024 04:28
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lmao that Bill is sporting The Edgar
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Hmm they couldn’t give him cool metalhead hair?? And why does the music suck? That said it does look spectacularly violent and I’ll still watch it.
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i feel like the crow loses something if it goes from something mundane like 'a random murder' or 'murdered over being evicted' to 'murdered because they saw some supernatural bullshit'
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There's some talk about this being an example of films (or at least trailers) being shot with all the key moments framed so that they work in tiktok vertical clips.
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Man how much brain rot does someone have to believe that centered framed shots are made for tik tok
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CelticPredator posted:Man how much brain rot does someone have to believe that centered framed shots are made for tik tok It does happen. Quibi infamously required their cinematographers to frame shots in a way that cou,d work in both vertical and horizontal.
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Mar 16, 2024 10:14
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All those tick tock ready Kubrick shots.
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Bugblatter posted:All those tick tock ready Kubrick shots.
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Bugblatter posted:All those tick tock ready Kubrick shots. Didn’t Kubrick frame everything so it would look good for both theatrical and on television?
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…no? A lot of his films weren’t even shown on TV for decades after release. The idea that Kubrick heavily used center framing for his 70mm, no compromises, theatrical epic 2001 because it would eventually be shown on NBC ten years later sure is something. Bugblatter fucked around with this message at 11:47 on Mar 16, 2024 |
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AceOfFlames posted:It does happen. Quibi infamously required their cinematographers to frame shots in a way that cou,d work in both vertical and horizontal. I mean Quibi was creating original content specifically for mobile consumption so that makes sense?
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Bugblatter posted:…no? A lot of his films weren’t even shown on TV for decades after release. Kubrick used the ratio that best suited what he wanted to do. 2001 is widescreen because it is epic. The Shining was shot for Academy ratio but protected for cinema ratio (1.85:1) because it's meant to feel claustrophobic.
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ruddiger posted:Didn’t Kubrick frame everything so it would look good Yes!
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Bugblatter posted:…no? A lot of his films weren’t even shown on TV for decades after release. Kubrick didn't use symmetrical composition in 2001 because it would look better on TV, but it did get shown on TV within the next few years and the edits TV studios made to it (in one case they showed it letterboxed, but in the black space they put a fake starfield lol) pissed him off so much that he shot his last three movies with protection for both TV and cinema format. Those three movies look good in both aspect ratios, but he did do it very specifically because he wanted control over how they would look on TV and home video.
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Bugblatter posted:…no? A lot of his films weren’t even shown on TV for decades after release. I remember George Miller (or maybe it was the DP) said he put most of the action in Mad Max: Fury Road in the center of the frame because they had so many cuts, more than usual, that he wanted the viewer to always be focused on the center as an easy way to not get lost. You didn't need 3 or 4 frames to figure out where to look. Once it was pointed out, I loved that movie even more.
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AceOfFlames posted:It does happen. Quibi infamously required their cinematographers to frame shots in a way that cou,d work in both vertical and horizontal. Didn't it come out that they didn't actually tell a lot of their productions about that until it came to the edit?
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