Also, (good) animation takes an ungodly amount of time. And seeing as Gendy is all about that visualization, especially in a cartoon with zero dialoge, it's no real surprise.
He’s a bit of an egomaniac, especially emboldened by breaking several box office records with the last few movies he’s made. But really, he’s always
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Not for nothing do the crews that have worked with him sport shirts emblazoned with "You don't scare me, I worked for James Cameron". Also calling him a 'bit of an egomaniac' is like saying 'Notre Dame is a quaint little church'. The man is basically 99% ego.He’s a bit of an egomaniac, especially emboldened by breaking several box office records with the last few movies he’s made. But really, he’s alwayskind ofunrelentingly been a hard ass on sets according to even his friends like Arnold, so it’s nothing to be bothered by.
This is him being a bit more humble -
Even James Cameron Has Doubts About Avatar: The Way Of Water's Box Office Potential - SlashFilm
James Cameron isn't worried that people have forgotten Avatar, but he did think a sequel was "the dumbest business case in history."
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Cool.
Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Trailer Arrives at Netflix
The trailer for Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie arrives at Netflix, with time-traveling Casey Jones and plural Krang.
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Now you jinxed it.
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Love you Carpenter, but I can't trust you on this. Sorry. It's a combination of that, and me just not caring anymore. I'm sick and tired of Michael Myers. Halloween should be more than just about him, and is constant feuds with whoever. I still stand by them going for the anthology set up. Halloween 3 is not perfect, but I still found it decent, experimental, at least trying to do something different. Instead of just be hashing the same plot lines over and over again, which each continuity ignoring the others. Go beyond like a Myers and Strode. Guess it's another viewing of Trick R' Treat again.John Carpenter Says ‘Halloween Ends’ Is a “Departure” from the Previous Movies
With the release just three months away, the marketing campaign for Halloween Ends will begin very soon, Michael’s return dated for theatrical release on October 14, 2022. Speaking with SYFY Wire this week, John Carpenter – who composed the score alongside Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies –...
Yeah the cult following of H3 is pretty justified; perhaps even moreso currently. In all fairness though, they did say this one was apparently going to be “different” and “weird”, so maybe we’ll be surprised. In any case, it’s also supposed to wrap up the story of Michael and Lorrie (finally), so a focus on their presence in some way is understandable.
Rob Zombie's Halloween was already weird and different. Mainly the sequel to the remake. The director's cut. I get what they're saying, I just don't care anymore. It's been the same crap over and over. It's either about Michael, Lori, either of their families, or both.
John Carpenter Says ‘Halloween Ends’ Is a “Departure” from the Previous Movies
With the release just three months away, the marketing campaign for Halloween Ends will begin very soon, Michael’s return dated for theatrical release on October 14, 2022. Speaking with SYFY Wire this week, John Carpenter – who composed the score alongside Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies –...
Not saying they're not repetitive as hell but... what's a Halloween movie without Michael Myers (and maybe Laurie), other than just a horror movie set during Halloween?
Something different and not about a tired slasher. With Halloween as an anthology series, there could have been so much more potential. Exorcism, ghost and spirits, science fiction of all different kinds, HP Lovecraft style creatures/horror (Halloween III had some of that), werewolves and vampires, alternate dimensions, etc. Something different at least or not done too often (enough). Not every chapter had to be fantastical. There could have been some more grounded horror stories as well, but I am sick and tired of killer that is the equivalent of a super soldier with the invincibility cheat on.
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Blame all the sequelitis in between the original movie and the latest. If they just said, “Hey, let’s revisit this idea of a stone cold serial killer that’s gone from being a young kid to an old man, but we’ll do it with a more modern tone.” if it was nearly four decades since the last movie, it wouldn’t have that feeling of needing to offload a ton of baggage first to get on board with it.
I know, and it only vexes me further. The whole blame lies on the studio and whiny fans who could not get the fuck over themselves, because "We want Michael!" did not show up in the 3rd installment. The fucker was burnt to a crisp! What the fuck do you idiots want? They got what they wanted, and most ended being dissatisfied, or upset at some point in their lives.
