Shouldn’t someone remind him that WETA was one of the many companies that did actually work on Thanos and many of the Marvel movies?
Shouldn’t someone remind him that WETA was one of the many companies that did actually work on Thanos and many of the Marvel movies?
Thanks for all the amazing work at the AV Club over the past almost 9 years Alex, and I look forward to seeing what you end up doing next.
I think most of the others have already said as much on the surface level, but you need to consider time and place of this coming out too. RE4 was massive like you said, RE5 while successful was criticized from gameplay as more of the same. So clearly Capcom wanted to change up RE6. But they had no idea how, so the…
This sounds familiar to another film I saw in 2014 at the UK Frightfest, about a zombie invasion of a zombie film. Started with a Resident Evil PS1-styled parody opening of the film within a film, but it wasn’t certainly one shot of 37 minutes long of a crew behind the film. It was about 8-10 minutes starting the…
Go home Golden Globes. You’re drunk.
Well yeah you’re explaining the point of residuals great, but inherently you’re complaining that someone who puts their craft into something else doesn’t deserve the rebroadcast rights of something they did actually make.
It’s an argument to say anyone could make or reproduce that foam tree prop, but then again the…
I think that goes without saying but already I’ve pointed out RDJr walked away with more money than anyone who worked on that - I’d even say no single individual even in the studio system likely made more money than he did as an actor. Even the studios exec boards essentially make their money based on the overall…
I don’t think anyone would disagree with you on how it looks, but it’s also the way the roles are looked at themselves which has to fundamentally change before you could even look at the pay issues.
At the end of the day it’s the strength of a union or collective agreement and the way those producing the craft outside…
I think in an age where games get re-released and remastered more than ever residual payments for actors make sense. Especially for long term future of titles now that may be also remastered down the line.
And while I strongly agree with the idea that the talented artists that make the products should also be due for…
...in an attempt to not allow Hideo Kojima to criticize it more after it comes out no doubt.
Seems very likely seeing as it’s just this logo pulled off the internet with the edges cut. I think it was from Umbrella Chronicles.
I wasn’t saying otherwise, all I’m saying is that it could be another game that convinces people on VR as word gets around how well done it is which only adds potential buyers.
While it looks bad there are a couple of subjectives to look at that are being ignored that are worth noting.
For RE6 Capcom expected to sell through 6 million copies between October 2012 and end of FY, March 2013. RE6 while striking up massive sales at launch, folded under the weight of poor reviews and user word of…