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Bay leaks some alien robot news
I’m going to take a moment and talk to that one guy who,
despite three failures ranging from moderate to earth-shattering, is still
looking forward to “Transformers 4.”
Get
out.
You’re
no longer welcome in America. We don’t want your tax dollars and we certainly
can’t have you voting or reproducing. I’ve heard that Canada has some room up
North. Maybe you can move there, but like the man said… you can’t stay here.
Now
that that’s settled, franchise-helmer Michael Bay dropped some knowledge on
what he’s got planned for “Transformers Part 4.”
A
brand-spanking new cast AND some slightly new character designs! Maybe in this
one all the main bad guys won’t turn into planes. Just a thought.
Oh
yeah, and Bay also said this will be his last go-around directing a movie based
on toys about killer robots from outer space. Part five will be directed by
some other schmo.
Whoops.
Should have put a spit take warning in there. Yes, there will also be a “Transformers
Part 5” coming out at some point.
There’s
just so much umm… story left to wring out of this franchise. Story of course
being street slang for “billions of sweet, sweet dollars.”
Source:
Joblo
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| thefilmstage.com |
‘Justice League’ ready for action?
So that
“Avengers” movie did alright for itself, huh?
While
Marvel head Stan Lee has spent the last month or so doing swan dives into a
swimming pool filled with money a la Scrooge McDuck, rival comic book firm DC
has silently brooded.
Well,
as much as one can silently brood when you’ve got your own box-office crushing global
phenomenon (“The Dark Knight Rises”) waiting in the wings.
Still,
Marvel was able to get many of its biggest characters together for one movie,
while DC’s own superhero gang, the Justice League, seemed a far off dream.
Not so
fast. According to Variety, it seems DC’s partner, Warner Brothers, has hired
itself a screenwriter to start work on a Justice League film. A screenwriter by
the name of Will Beall (“Gangster Squad”).
Ain’t
it Cool News has speculated DC might do the opposite of what marvel did and
start with all of the superheroes together, before sending them off in
different directions for their own films. Marvel. Of course, used the
individual movies to build up to the big group outing.
Will it
work? Definitely. With Superman and Batman in one movie, “Justice League” would
be guaranteed to make silly money. Will it be as good? Probably not. This stinks
of a green-eyed rush job to me.
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