i sense he bout to go full biracial and throw nikkas under the bus this time
Crabs got you worried being in that barrel huh...?
Jordan Peele’s Next Film Is Another ‘Social Thriller’ With A Budget Five Times Bigger Than
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Crabs got you worried being in that barrel huh...?
peele has 4 more "social thrillers" up his sleeve. you're an absolute fool if you think we arent getting worked in at least 1 of them
Crabs got you worried being in that barrel huh...?
Mr. McDowell
The Brotha's Got His Own Money
Jordan Peele's company actually took a script from a buddy of mine. They are looking for genre films written by black filmmakers to produce; in hopes of giving them an opportunity to be seen. I respect his work-ethic because he doesn't have to do this.
David_TheMan
Banned
And thats the backdoor
In an excellent piece at Vulture this week, Mark Harris talked about how Hollywood tends to learn the wrong lessons from a surprise hit like Jordan Peele’s “Get Out,” a movie that has made a remarkable $170 million on a budget of just $4.5 million. “Hollywood is an engulfing beast,” Harris wrote, “and its instinct is to incorporate — to get someone like Peele aboard the ship rather than to re-steer the ship itself.”
Indeed, the only project that Peele has been connected to was a rumor that Warner Bros. were courting the former sketch comic to direct their long-gestating remake of “Akira,” exactly the kind of absorption into the bankrupt, franchise-chasing studio mindset that Harris warns of. But fortunately, it looks like nothing has come of that (the box-office tanking of “Ghost In The Shell” probably helped there), because firm news has arrived of what Peele’s doing next, and it suggests both he and at least one of the studios in town are determined to learn the right lessons from the success of his first movie.
The Hollywood Reporter reveals that Universal, who distributed “Get Out,” have signed a two-year first-look production deal with the polymathic writer-director-performer and his Monkeypaw Productions, as part of which they’ll pick up Peele’s next film. As yet untitled, it’s another “social thriller” in the vein of “Get Out,” one of four such films that Peele says he’s written in the years before he made his directorial debut.
The film is currently untitled, but apparently will have a bigger scope and scale, with a budget planned to be five times larger than that of Peele’s previous movie. But given how little that cost, a $25 million budget still sounds like it’ll be insanely profitable for the studio, so we can see why they’re planning to hold close to him.
As a further reminder of what a mensch Peele is (and hopefully a sign of commitment to change from the studio), the deal will also mean that he and “Get Out” producer Jason Blum will develop micro-budget projects for directors from backgrounds that traditionally get fewer opportunities because of their gender, race or sexuality. So good news all around. Hopefully word of what exactly the project is will be along before too long, but in the meantime, “Get Out” hits home video in just a few weeks.
Jordan Peele's Next Film Is Another ‘Social Thriller’ With A Budget Five Times Bigger Than 'Get Out'
Black Ball
Superstar
In an excellent piece at Vulture this week, Mark Harris talked about how Hollywood tends to learn the wrong lessons from a surprise hit like Jordan Peele’s “Get Out,” a movie that has made a remarkable $170 million on a budget of just $4.5 million. “Hollywood is an engulfing beast,” Harris wrote, “and its instinct is to incorporate — to get someone like Peele aboard the ship rather than to re-steer the ship itself.”
Indeed, the only project that Peele has been connected to was a rumor that Warner Bros. were courting the former sketch comic to direct their long-gestating remake of “Akira,” exactly the kind of absorption into the bankrupt, franchise-chasing studio mindset that Harris warns of. But fortunately, it looks like nothing has come of that (the box-office tanking of “Ghost In The Shell” probably helped there), because firm news has arrived of what Peele’s doing next, and it suggests both he and at least one of the studios in town are determined to learn the right lessons from the success of his first movie.
The Hollywood Reporter reveals that Universal, who distributed “Get Out,” have signed a two-year first-look production deal with the polymathic writer-director-performer and his Monkeypaw Productions, as part of which they’ll pick up Peele’s next film. As yet untitled, it’s another “social thriller” in the vein of “Get Out,” one of four such films that Peele says he’s written in the years before he made his directorial debut.
The film is currently untitled, but apparently will have a bigger scope and scale, with a budget planned to be five times larger than that of Peele’s previous movie. But given how little that cost, a $25 million budget still sounds like it’ll be insanely profitable for the studio, so we can see why they’re planning to hold close to him.
As a further reminder of what a mensch Peele is (and hopefully a sign of commitment to change from the studio), the deal will also mean that he and “Get Out” producer Jason Blum will develop micro-budget projects for directors from backgrounds that traditionally get fewer opportunities because of their gender, race or sexuality. So good news all around. Hopefully word of what exactly the project is will be along before too long, but in the meantime, “Get Out” hits home video in just a few weeks.
Jordan Peele's Next Film Is Another ‘Social Thriller’ With A Budget Five Times Bigger Than 'Get Out'
Since when do gay directors have it hard in Hollywood?
Rell84shots
Veteran
He needs to make the bedwench version of Get Out, for some reason they thought the movie didn't apply to them as well.
This is the right move for him a lot of directors have been burnt by biting off more than they can chew too soon and now reside in purgatory.
Talking Akira would have been a mistake, he needs to make these smaller hits build himself up to the point where he can do anything because of a consistent track record.
Good shyt.
Talking Akira would have been a mistake, he needs to make these smaller hits build himself up to the point where he can do anything because of a consistent track record.
Good shyt.
PlayerNinety_Nine
Produced, Arranged, Composed and Performed by....
Good look on the budget bump, and I'm glad he doesn't appear to be doing Akira. 
shyt is a disaster waiting to happen
shyt is a disaster waiting to happen
Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
Superstar
meh, when they got the bigger budget on the tv show they double downed on black shyt and threw white people under the buss every chance they goti sense he bout to go full biracial and throw nikkas under the bus this time
Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
Superstar
peep the difference from when they had the studio audience and when they did the road trip presentation and the production stepped upon KnP?
he probably thought he was going for 250 million
JerseyBoy23
Veteran
Perfect all he needs is 60+ million and Universal will be happy.
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
that means there will be like one explosion maybe..and like 2 cgi moments...maybe a dog will start talking for like half a scene
