I’m sad because I was ungrey’d there but the tldr is another leader stepped down because the herb is shifting kotaku from a website with gaming news to a website with a 50 game guides a week quota.

“When Paul was blinded by his followers’ unending worship, the results were... not pretty.”

The first two were successful enough that Messiah will get made. Whether it gets made well or by Villeneuve is another question and one that Legendary and Warner Bros are probably less interested in, which is a big part of the problem.

How many “old school” trash tapes you guys release?

“I don’t think Beetlejuice Beetlejuice can even in theory have the same level of impact on today’s 10-year-olds as the other three movies did on the 10-year-olds of that era.”

It’s not supposed to.  This is aimed squarely at 40year olds.

Google him.

Ha! Child rape!

He was in a pre-teen just last week. 

You know why though right?

That’s sounds like unlucky, above all else. Since what we have instead it’s generic Hollywood creative dread be damned slow-spooky cover of The Late Great Harry Belafonte iconic song. Just like any other teasers/trailers in the last 15 years.

The 90's Saturday morning Beetlejuice cartoon looks more creative than this

Yeah. This is too subdued. Needs more zany.

sadly, yes...

Very in keeping with Burton’s most recent “gotta pay the mortgage somehow” work.

Very clean digital cinematography, generic shots, generic editing too.

I get the distinct impression that most people reviewing this show and making negative comments ab0ut it’s predecessors never saw the original show, and never read the book.

Let us all remember/know that Toranaga and Blackthorne are stand-ins for the real Tokugawa and William Adams. Adams was also an English pirate who was competing with the Portugese for trade routes, and was kept from returning to England by Tokugawa. Using Adams known routes of trade and knowledge of building better…

I get the distinct impression that most people reviewing this show and making negative comments ab0ut it’s predecessors never saw the original show, and never read the book. The main difference is the subtitling and that it is mostly(but not all) from Blackthorne’s viewpoint. In the original series, they only subtitle…

This is in the first paragraph:

“the Anjin (or “pilot,” as they call him)“