Sure, it's the Star Wars factory. But just imagine if they greenlite original movies again. Like they once did with Raiders of the Lost Ark, Willow, Labyrinth and....yeah, Howard the Duck.
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STEVEN SPIELBERG in 1992 answering those who criticise his films.
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Absolute Justice #1 cover process.. digital sketch, pencils, digital colors, etc..
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Ben Affleck says the "high-school bullying" of Tom Cruise's "Digger" will only lead to Hollywood studios making more "sh*tty" movies.
"Everybody wants to celebrate this bomb as if it’s the most exciting thing to happen. And you think like, it’s a pretty ambitious, interesting movie made by interesting people who have talent. Everybody wants to count the money, what it lost or whatever. To me, I just think, if you punish movies that take risks, guess what you're going to get? A bunch of sh*tty homogenized movies. You cannot do something interesting without taking a big swing. And that means you're going to sometimes look bad." (via Happy Sad Confused)
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This movie is two long action sequences with a monologue about diarrhea in the middle. Ten stars. Never seen anything like it!
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No, no, no, no. Leave them alone.
Mike Flanagan has his eyes on sharing his take on the ‘Jaws’ and ‘Jurassic’ universes after his television adaptation of ‘Carrie.’
In an ‘Ask Me Anything (AMA) on Reddit, Flanagan told fans it “could be a blast” to make a ‘Jaws’ or ‘Jurassic’ movie, as he also works on an ‘Exorcist’ film.
“Honestly, I wish to hell I could make a JAWS movie... A JURASSIC movie could be a blast too, I’d want to go really scary with it. A true dinosaur horror film would be a blast.”
See more details here: deadline.com/2026/10/mike-fl…
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I have finally collected the whole ryan gosling's filmography
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A stunning tribute to Katsuhiro Otomo’s AKIRA, with Blanché recreating that same sense of enormous scale, brutal futuristic machinery and neon-soaked dystopian atmosphere. Blanché lists it as a personal work and specifically describes it as a tribute to AKIRA.
It feels like a lost piece of concept art from Neo-Tokyo.
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