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Von!!!
Atleast he acknowledge it & admitted it
Yes but the Hobbit book came out in 1937. Wtf was he so lost and confused about? Adapt the goddamn source materialAtleast he acknowledge it & admitted it
You think Radcliffe had nerdy groupies?I wouldn't be surprised if they're waiting till Daniel is in his 30s to do it
Yes but the Hobbit book came out in 1937. Wtf was he so lost and confused about? Adapt the goddamn source material
Yes but the Hobbit book came out in 1937. Wtf was he so lost and confused about? Adapt the goddamn source material
I didnt know that. He musta been tryna spice it up & get some ideas from del toro
Nah they never finished em. I think Disney dumped the ip when the bought marvel might of been before but Disney was putting out trash live action moves back to back to.backBut it gave time for decades worth of children and teens to read the books, reread the books, and love the books. Which then creates hype once you find out a movie series is coming out. The last thing I cared about when it came to Harry Potter was a movie when we were just halfway through the series. I was hype for The Chronicles of Narnia, but it was trash (not sure if they even finished it). There is merit to taking advantage of fresh intellectual properties, but I think giving them time to gain generations of fans can be even more profitable. I love watching Game of Thrones, but I care more about the book series being completed.
Fox owns them now after Disney duped them after 2 moviesFrom what I read they didn't make enough money and I guess in order to keep going they'd have to cut budget but then they couldn't find someone who could do it right on the proposed budget
Based on the revelations of the last few books when it comes to Snape and James and Lilly, that would either be a really good idea or a meh one. I'm not sure yet. It would be a cool thing to explore how much of a jerk James was though, especially in contrast to Harry
The problem is the prep time that would've been used to break the story into a coherent movie was used by Del Toro. He bounced, but they still wanted to stay on the same schedule.
So Jackson came in with basically no plan. It's easy to say "adapt the source material" but like he said years went into preparing the original trilogy. Time for scripts, sets, rehearsal, edits, wardrobe, etc. He more or less had no time for any of that.
At some point I guess he could've told the studio "this isn't possible" but if they handed me millions of dollar to do it, I'd do it too. And it would probably suck. But the movies made billions of dollars so
I guarantee that's the only reason he kept it so real. It's a success, so he can tell the truth. If those movies flopped he'd never take even partial blame. It would be some vague problem or "creative differences".
Fred.