Bay’s a filmmaker who’s gotten worse over the years - an action director who’s surprisingly bad at shooting and cutting coherent action sequences and is worse at establishing characters or creating comedy (even when he’s featuring some of the best comedic performers). And he had a lock on those movies for so long, it…
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I loooved that.
Games based on big IP have a spotty record, but then there’s AAA properties like Spider-Man. These latest games have been sensational but he’s had some cool games going back to the 16-bit platformer era.
That’s my thinking. I feel like Star Wars as a franchise makes the galaxy look a little small. Each planet seems to have one environment: desert planet, swamp planet, city planet, casino planet. And there never seems to be a significant passage of time traveling to any planet. Like, “Today, I think I’ll stop by the…
The entire F&F franchise is about ALPHAS tryna out-alpha each other. Every fight scene, every sex scene, every family scene, every light comedy scene. And I can only imagine what the BTS looks like trying to make a franchise like this work with all of those personalities.
It’s a lovely documentary and I’m glad it’s staying.
Loved Dark Fate — saw it twice in theaters. For me, The Terminator, T2 and Dark Fate are a strong series.
I’m sure Universal would love to exploit that BTTF IP but Zemeckis and Gale have some kind of lock on the rights, so there’s a limit to what they can do with it until those guys are long gone.
When I watched it as a kid in the 80s, I didn’t question any of the rules.
I loved Gremlins so much as a kid that I read that novelization! I just remember some detail about the gremlins liking to eat cardboard. There was a Gremlins cereal at the time -- and it had a distinctly cardboard aftertaste. As if the makers of the cereal were trying to create something that would fit into the…
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Thank you -- I’m glad someone else brought it up. “Gizmo” is a name that the father gives him because he’s an inventor.
I recall there was some talk about crossing over with Jurassic Park, both under the Universal banner.
Honestly, why wouldn’t they make it a trilogy? WTF else is Vin Diesel doing? Saying “I Am Groot” a few times in a booth? They’re all game for it, it’ll make money even if it’s garbage at this point.
I would love if they kept the Twilight Zone branding, though I’m wondering if “Twilight Zone” is a slightly separate IP from “Tower of Terror”. (The short-lived Twilight Zone revival hosted by Jordan Peele was a Paramount+ show.)
I’m just glad we’re getting a stab at Beetlejuice: Maverick. Legacy sequels are hot!
Tally Ho (Brits open a factory here)
This should be the mascot of this article.
A Trancers reference in my “let’s cast shade on The Rock” article comment section??