I'd appreciate a license extension movie that was self aware. Have the characters break the fourth wall all the time. Have the character recognize the risks to losing the extension as existential, like having an entire second cast of the same characters occasionally come in and tell the first cast how they'll be out of a job if the license extension movie doesn't get completed.
The main antagonist could be a corrupt executive producer doing everything the can to stop the production and release so the license reverts back to the original license holder that is given the executive producer a kickback. The climax of the movie is the a desperate effort to get a final cut written to media. The evil executive producer steals the only DVD writer, and a cast member save the day by producing a VHS VCR allowing the primary cast to put the final cut of the movie to media, and securing the license for the license holder for another 10 years.
i think IP mining went overboard in Hollywood and most of these adaptations simply can't justify their existence because they don't really do much with the source material.
Also - i'm still pissed Marvel decided to make Thanos a villain with a point because in the comics he was just a dude who was trying to impress his girl Death. Now that's just blatant disregard of source material.
Hollywood stopped making original movies in the 90-00s. My generation seems to fucking love spending money on nostalgia slop and more comic book movies.
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I've never seen this, but that costume actually looks pretty good lol
the costume looks good, the movie looks like someone was trying to extend their license
I'd appreciate a license extension movie that was self aware. Have the characters break the fourth wall all the time. Have the character recognize the risks to losing the extension as existential, like having an entire second cast of the same characters occasionally come in and tell the first cast how they'll be out of a job if the license extension movie doesn't get completed.
The main antagonist could be a corrupt executive producer doing everything the can to stop the production and release so the license reverts back to the original license holder that is given the executive producer a kickback. The climax of the movie is the a desperate effort to get a final cut written to media. The evil executive producer steals the only DVD writer, and a cast member save the day by producing a VHS VCR allowing the primary cast to put the final cut of the movie to media, and securing the license for the license holder for another 10 years.
i think the world just needs less licensed movies
As in you don't want to watch them or you don't want them to exist?
i think IP mining went overboard in Hollywood and most of these adaptations simply can't justify their existence because they don't really do much with the source material.
Also - i'm still pissed Marvel decided to make Thanos a villain with a point because in the comics he was just a dude who was trying to impress his girl Death. Now that's just blatant disregard of source material.
Hollywood stopped making original movies in the 90-00s. My generation seems to fucking love spending money on nostalgia slop and more comic book movies.
nostalgia slop is the worst. just why?
We definitely traded up with Sam Jackson.
But this is also one of those so bad it’s good, Street Fighter The Movie things that is worth watching because it’s so terrible and cheesy.
as comic book and video game movies should be
with all the multiverse shenanigans, will we ever get an MCU Hoff?
nah, we're getting Dwayne Johnson Fury because Baywatch remake.
I still have this recorded on VHS.
damn. that's a deep cut