So I have to wonder, last week there was a story about Eliza Dushku testifying in Congress to get forced arbitration clauses removed from entertainment contracts. If that law had already been on the books would it have saved Spacy money?
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If your contract says you get a percentage of profits or “net proceeds” you need to fire your agent. How do people still run into this kind of issue when it happened on Star Wars. Get a percentage of the gross or get a fixed payment, it’s not that complicated.
You mean that there was bad shit going happening on the set of a show based on the life of Dr. Phil? Read more
Well the people involved in previous movies were Sony and my understanding of the deal with Marvel is that they still have quite a bit of control over the movies. Also interesting that Feige was an exec producer on Spiderman 3. Read more
I am a little worried about this actually. Because if there is a recipe for a good spider man movie it doesn’t usually include more and more villains. Read more
That scene was in the trailer. They showed Tony and I think Artie and Jackie in the truck and the line about driving stick. The only scenes I remember that weren't in the trailer the one at Holsten's and the funeral.
It seemed like if Chase had just picked a movie and made that it could have been a lot better. Whether it be a Dickie movie a Harold movie or a young Tony movie. Any of those as a focus would have been a lot less messy than what we got. Read more
I actually watched The Thing this past Halloween. It was good but it annoyed the crap out of me that it was supposed to be winter in Antarctica and it was super sunny (not to mention warm enough where you could go outside with exposed skin). Especially since having the movie set in 24 hours of darkness would have made… Read more
I liked the Chicago episode. I mean the story itself was kind of unmemorable. But I liked its place in the season with how it made Eleven's return in the next episode way more exciting.
The sad part about this story is that he is not leaving the show to go to work on Night at the Roxbury II.
Except foreshadowing can work both ways. In the episode where AJ tries to kill Junior he brings up that the diner scene in tbe Godfather is Tony's favourite. Then Tony says that's not real, it's just a movie.
I have also thought that leaving the ending ambiguous was like an insurance policy for Chase. If he ever needed money he could just say Tony lived, here are some more episodes. But then James Gandolfini died and he lost that option. So now he can tell people there is a definitive ending.
Tony being killed is a lame ending for the series. They basically spent that whole last season explaining how Tony’s home and business life is terrible. Plus he has no more therapy and is about to be indicted. Having to live that life is a fitting end to a guy who made so much off other people’s suffering. Death is… Read more
The real question is do they get 7 little people actors to play the dwarves, do they do a Lord of the Rings/Elf thing and used forced perspective to make people look shorter. Or does Peter Dinklage play all 7 dwarves Eddie Murphy style? I am not really sure which is the worst option here, at least with respect to… Read more
The first Netflix video game came out in 2018 and it was called Bandersnach.
I don't really need any more Law & Order in my life but if Bruce Campbell was the Lenny Briscoe type older cop I would definitely watch. I mean he already has experience work with Jeffery Donovan and playing a character named Brisco, which is pretty close.
Did no one realize that a big part of the reason that The Mandalorian was successful was brand new characters in new situations? I don’t really care about about Ashoka or those other Mandalorians from cartoons and I am not sure how much I care about Boba Fett.
It’s like all the effort went into the “Hilarious Baldwin” joke rather than completing a proper sentence.
Of course it was fleshed out and full of oddballs. It was created by the same guy who created Arlen, Texas.
But they were also in the short lived NBC show Kings together. Probably fewer curses on that show at least in the script.