Johnny Depp Says He Won't Return To Pirates Of The Caribbean Franchise Even If Disney Pay Him $300M

[Ziggiy]

Nothing can fuk with the Harry Potter franchise. Nothing!

Harry Potter franchise a PALE imitation of the books.

Lord Of The Rings reins supreme

 

[humminbird]

 

[I love Latina women]

Depp needs a new director who’s willing to take a chance on working with him and to offer him a new challenging role that would help him to remind people of the great actor he is

Then again, maybe being jack sparrow would be a good look if the script is revamped and good

Jack sparrow is an iconic character

 

[Piff Perkins]

 

[Ziggiy]

Both Disney and Depp need this.


A kick ass return to form as an iconic beloved character would complete Depp’s redemption arc.

A blockbuster franchise resurrection is what Disney has been DESPERATELY attempting and apparently failing at with the underperformance of Indiana Jones & The Dial Destiny and they’re seeming inability to make a decent Star Wars trilogy.


Hopefully they pay attention to getting a great and fun script together instead of throwing $400 Million at extravagant set pieces and CGI that only covers up an underwhelming story.

 

[feelosofer]

Johnny Depp is a brilliant actor but that character made him a blockbuster and low key revamped Disney as well. Depp could use the money and Disney could use a proven commodity outside of Star Wars and Marvel.

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

So they gonna offer him $301M huh

 

[Piff Perkins]

Both Disney and Depp need this.


A kick ass return to form as an iconic beloved character would complete Depp’s redemption arc.

A blockbuster franchise resurrection is what Disney has been DESPERATELY attempting and apparently failing at with the underperformance of Indiana Jones & The Dial Destiny and they’re seeming inability to make a decent Star Wars trilogy.


Hopefully they pay attention to getting a great and fun script together instead of throwing $400 Million at extravagant set pieces and CGI that only covers up an underwhelming story.

They gotta switch things up eventually right. The 300mil+ bloated budgets and CGI that looks like sludge...this can't be sustainable. Looking at how great Dune looks, or Mad Max from a few years ago...there should be more focus on hiring good directors who can keep projects on task. With grounded CGI that enhances practical sets. Dune had a 160mil budget and looks superior to just about everything Disney has done for twice as much over the last ten years.

Ain't no way Indiana Jones should have had a 300mil budget lo. But a new Pirates film would be a perfect opportunity to bring back real sets, practical effects and CGI that enhances shyt instead of replacing shyt.

 

[MenacingMonk]

No one should be surprised.