Mans was practically in his own X-Files episode with Theodore Perkins so I know he bout to kill it if offered.It’s a classic show.
On the low you know who could carry this. Lakieth Standfield replacing David Duchovny.
I just hope it is placed in the same world, or if they complete reboot it, then lean into the alien invasion and actually have that shyt happen.
There's a lot of undercover racist, White losers on this site. Using the word "woke" in the way of an alt right chud, is a red flag.I've never seen a group of supposed black people this hateful of diversitythe coli is getting more right wing every day
I've never seen a group of supposed black people this hateful of diversity
Not only this but we should have our own. Supernatural horror mystery franchise. Instead of tagging onto an already established franchise. Let these white folks have their shyt and let’s make our own.Because we all know what they mean when they say "diversity." It means some Tessa Thompson looking woman and some generic cac that she's chasing after working together.
Or some Indian (Subcontinent) man and a Zazie Beetz type. That's apparently the recent thing. Where in the place of Black people they'll use Indians to fill their non-white actor quota. Which is ridiculous since Indians say they're white.
But under no circumstances would Coogler make a show centered on a straight Black man. It would resemble something like that show Total Recall that no one watched with Megan Good and Wilmer Valderrama.
Because pretty much the only shows where Black men are in charge and the dominant characters are crime shows like Power or comedies where the Black man is a buffoon
U were doing well until u said Coogler is mid at best. U drunk bruh.
Bro this shyt is like the twilight zonenikkas mad they can't look at ugly bytch scully no more
One take fight scene in Creed. The final fight scene in Creed "Im not a mistake......and then the Rocky theme kicks in. . Fruivtale's "confrontation scene"Name three great scenes Coogler has directed…
Dude is a “good” director and a solid screenplay guy, but this shoehorning him into a great director position shyt isn’t going to work.
And just so we’re clear, the working definition of “great” is a singular moment where everything that has preceded in the film is either shifted—or expanded—in a way that produces an incredibly visceral experience as a byproduct of this scene: it’s the coalescing of the score, the story, the cinematography, the themes, etc., to one moment.
Hell, I’ll give you two examples: one is the scene near the end of Whiplash where J.K. Simmons tells Miles Teller’s character, “You think I’m fukking stupid? I know it was you, Neiman,” as he’s trying to torpedo Neiman’s musical career (like Neiman did his).
Another great scene is the whole sequence in the ending of the Dark Knight after Batman says, “I killed those people. That’s what I can be.” The entire movie, the choices the characters have made prior, the score, cinematography, and so on completely pivot and make sense once Batman says those words and we get the montage with stuff like, “Sometimes, people deserve more. Sometimes, people deserve to have their faith rewarded.”
Anyways, Coogler almost had a few great scenes in the first Creed movie. I’d say the training montage after Rocky has cancer might even make it into my “great” realm, but that’s one damn scene out of all his movies.
He’s a young dude, though. He still has time to become an auteur kind of director, but he hasn’t reached that status, yet.
I've never seen a group of supposed black people this hateful of diversity
