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STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
Kathleen Kennedy has been involved with too many amazing movies to count. Unfortunately, she also oversaw the steaming pile that was TLJ and cost the studio likely $500M to $1B. If she was anyone but KK, she be fired and deservedly so. -
STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
Great post! And you can count me as one of those who boycotted Solo specifically because of TLJ. 5 years ago, if anyone had said i wouldn't see a star wars movie in the theater, I would have laughed in their face. -
Before jail, there could be accusations. There are none, unlike Harvey Weinstein, who is not in jail either. Of course Disney can fire him, they can fire him if the CEO doesn't like the color of his tie. That doesn't mean people (and the cast of GOTG) can't think it is a stupid reason. If Disney is consistent, Carrie Fisher's scenes should not be in Episode IX
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These are JOKES. There is absolutely zero evidence of anything inappropriate. If there was, it would be a totally different story. Again, using the same absurd logic, anyone who has told the aristocrats joke in the past should never be allowed to work again. Here's the list of people that should be lumped in with Gunn from the 2005 Aristocrats documentary: Chris Albrecht, Jason Alexander, Hank Azaria, Shelley Berman, Billy the Mime, Lewis Black, David Brenner, Jimmy Buffett, Mario Cantone, Drew Carey, George Carlin, Margaret Cho, Mark Cohen, Carrot Top, Billy Connolly, Tim Conway, Pat Cooper, Wayne Cotter, Andy , Frank DiGiacomo, Phyllis Diller, Susie Essman, Carrie Fisher, Joe Franklin, Todd Glass, Judy Gold, Whoopi Goldberg, Eddie Gorodetsky, Gilbert Gottfried, Dana Gould, Allan Havey, Eric Idle, Dom Irrera, Eddie Izzard, Richard Jeni, Jake Johannsen, The Amazing Johnathan, Alan Kirschenbaum, Jay Kogen, Sue Kolinsky, Paul Krassner, Cathy Ladman, Lisa Lampanelli, Richard Lewis, Wendy Liebman, Bill Maher, Howie Mandel, Merrill Markoe, Jay Marshall, Jackie Martling, Chuck McCann, Michael McKean, Eric Mead, Larry Miller, Martin Mull, Kevin Nealon, Taylor Negron, The Onion editorial staff, Otto and George, Rick Overton, Gary Owens, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, The Passing Zone, Penn & Teller, Emo Philips, Peter Pitofsky, Kevin Pollak, Paul Reiser, Andy Richter, Don Rickles, Chris Rock, Gregg Rogell, Jeffrey Ross, Jon Ross, Rita Rudner, Bob Saget, T. Sean Shannon, Harry Shearer, Sarah Silverman, Bobby Slayton, The Smothers Brothers, Carrie Snow, Doug Stanhope, David Steinberg, Jon Stewart, Larry Storch, Rip Taylor, Dave Thomas, Johnny Thompson, Peter Tilden, Bruce Vilanch, Fred Willard, Robin Williams, Steven Wright Make sure you bring enough torches.
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This just in: Disney is not going to include Carrie Fisher footage in Episode IX due to her 2005 telling of "The Aristocrats".
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No. If there was some conspiracy-theory left-wing nutjob getting conservatives fired for decades-old joke tweets, that would just as disgusting. And as far as whether Disney made a sound business decision, that is debatable. If they ignored this and let Gunn direct GOG3, how much do they lose to people who boycott?, $25k $50K? $0? A new director could risk millions.
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It wasn't like Cernovich accidentally stumbled upon the tweets and reported them. He went after Gunn personally by digging through and cherry-picking the "worst" tweets out of thousands. These are jokes. Bad ones, but just jokes from a decade ago. Disney knew about them before hand and is only reacting to an alt-right hit job from a dirt-bag. I find Cernovich 1000x more reprehensible than Gunn's jokes.
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Disney really made a huge mistake on this one. This attack on Gunn was orchestrated by Mike Cernovich, of pizza-gate infamy. No one should react to this despicable character. The petition to re-hire him has over 230,000 signatures.
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STAR WARS : Episode IX December 20, 2019
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
There's only one way I'm going to Episode IX - if Luke was a defective clone in VIII. If they want to throw in a whole bunch of evil Luke clones as the bad guys, that would't hurt. -
Arvel omics roup or the Thing's toes being cut off? Personally, I find the cover better with the slight shift.
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FF 48 is kind of a perfect storm. Warehouse find, Silver Surfer/Galactus, Lee/Kirby in their prime. There are so many copies, there were even a couple of years when the price went down on this book in Overstreet. No chance of that happening any time soon though.
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13+ years later and only 1 more FF #1, 3 more FF #3s, and still no #187 variants. Issue #59 passed #48. Issues #175-#200 have lower counts than they probably should because people tend to send in 9.8s/9.6s rather than 9.4s. I didn't include the annuals way back then, but overall they seem to have really low counts. Number of 9.4+ Copies (Universal) 0 Copies: #187v 2 Copies: #185v, 186v 3 Copies: #169v 4 Copies: #3, 183v, 184v 5 Copies: #1, 172v 6 Copies: #173v 8 Copies: #6, 7, 8, 11 9 Copies: #18 10 Copies: #2, 110v, 170v 11 Copies: #13 12 Copies: #171v 13 Copies: #37, Annual 9 14 Copies: #5, 17, 23 15 Copies: #Annual 2, Annual 10 16 Copies: #15, 31 17 Copies: #40 18 Copies: #29 19 Copies: #4 20 Copies: #12 21 Copies: #10, Annual 14 22 Copies: #27, 34, 51 23 Copies: #9, 16, 19, 20, 25, 32, 43, Annual 12 24 Copies: #42 25 Copies: #117 26 Copies: #Annual 7, Annual 13 27 Copies: #22, 50, 162 28 Copies: #21, Annual 1 29 Copies: #14, 45 30 Copies: #187 31 Copies: #Annual 8 32 Copies: #36 33 Copies: #177 34 Copies: #30 35 Copies: #38, 103, 124 36 Copies: #39, 90 37 Copies: #Annual 3 38 Copies: #33, 49, 179, Annual 6, Annual 11 39 Copies: #24 40 Copies: #26, 28, 56 41 Copies: #66, 163 42 Copies: #161 43 Copies: #101, 107, 120, 184 44 Copies: #115, 153 45 Copies: #128, 137 46 Copies: #147 47 Copies: #53, 127, 138, 169 49 Copies: #52, 164 50 Copies: #104, 188 51 Copies: #35, 65, 160, Annual 4 53 Copies: #70, 186 54 Copies: #47, 57, 79, 136 55 Copies: #165, 168, 196 57 Copies: #85, 139, 190 58 Copies: #41, 174 59 Copies: #105, 135, 151 60 Copies: #119 61 Copies: #80 62 Copies: #81 63 Copies: #116, 125, 141 64 Copies: #63, 96, 109, 110, 176, 185 65 Copies: #113, 130, 192 66 Copies: #55, 132, 180, 182 67 Copies: #71 68 Copies: #198 69 Copies: #145, 189 70 Copies: #144 71 Copies: #126 72 Copies: #74, 134, 154 73 Copies: #68, 102, 152 74 Copies: #172 75 Copies: #54, 106, 193 76 Copies: #75, 142, 171 77 Copies: #61, 111, 129, 143, 155, 159, 195 80 Copies: #99 81 Copies: #93, 94, 194 82 Copies: #69, 191 84 Copies: #88 85 Copies: #62, 133 86 Copies: #58, 89, 140, 181 87 Copies: #46, 84, 157 88 Copies: #72, 197 89 Copies: #87, 118, 167 92 Copies: #122, 175 93 Copies: #123, 200 94 Copies: #83, 149 95 Copies: #92, 98, 146 96 Copies: #112, 131, 178 97 Copies: #91, 158 98 Copies: #148 99 Copies: #77, 82, 170, Annual 5 100 Copies: #156 101 Copies: #173 104 Copies: #95 106 Copies: #150 111 Copies: #67, 183 114 Copies: #64 115 Copies: #114 120 Copies: #73 124 Copies: #60 126 Copies: #86 127 Copies: #97 130 Copies: #108 132 Copies: #199 133 Copies: #78 135 Copies: #76 147 Copies: #166 149 Copies: #100 157 Copies: #44 168 Copies: #121 233 Copies: #48 286 Copies: #59 Increases from 10/26/04: 1-50: +1056 (538 to 1594) 51-100: +3208 (1090 to 4298) 101-150: +2798 (732 to 3530) 151-200: +2817 (714 to 3531) Variants: +48 (10 to 58) All: +9827 (3084 to 12911) Books that have fewer copies than surrounding issues: 3, 11, 18, 23, 29, 31, 34, 37, 40, 42, 43, 45, 50, 51, 66, 90, 103, 117, 124, 162, 177, 179, 187 Books that have more copies than surrounding issues: 4, 14, 24, 26, 28, 35, 41, 44, 46, 48, 54, 59, 60, 61, 64, 67, 73, 76, 78, 86, 97, 100, 108, 114, 121, 150, 156, 166, 173, 183, 199 Top 10 Additions: #59 (+211) #121 (+139) #48 (+133) #199 (+125) #166 (+120) #100 (+110) #44 (+105) #97 (+101) #86 (+101) #76 (+100) Top 10 Lowest Increases: #187 35 Cent Variant (+0) #1 (+1) #184 35 Cent Variant (+2) #185 35 Cent Variant (+2) #186 35 Cent Variant (+2) #3 (+3) #8 (+3) #169 30 Cent Variant (+3) #183 35 Cent Variant (+3) #11 (+4)
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STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
I really enjoyed the current X-Files reboot. Mulder and Scully have given up and are living in a Milwaukee suburb. Skinner spends the entire season trying to convince them to return to the X-Files, with no luck. In the last scene, Mulder and Scully fall into a hole. I thought this was a much needed, brave new direction for the series. -
STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
There is no possible way that a good Star Wars movie with the return of Luke Skywalker doesn't get 90%+ of the Force Awakens. Hell, a movie with no dialogue with Luke dicing up bad guys for two hours would have made as much as TLJ. No exaggeration. -
STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
Disney would have ended up pocketing an additional $200-$500 million with a good movie that appeased the older fans. So, I do blame them from a business perspective (as well as a personal one). -
STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
You are generally correct. However, I think a good movie that honors the past, while making way for new characters would have wildly more successful for everyone. -
STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
Getting out of the way? What was there an overabundance of Mark Hamill's Luke Skywalker in the past 34 years? That 15 seconds at the end Force Awakens was too much? Having Luke in a Star Wars movie was rare, precious, and fleeting. They squandered it. -
STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
I'm sure a few feel that way, but most people I've talked to that disliked VIII assumed that most, if not all, of the original characters were going to die in this "trilogy" (before it started). They just wanted good movies. -
STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
You nailed it. I imagined VIII wasn't going to be a pile of dung and my theory was dashed. -
STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
It was at least equal on both sides. From what I read, I'm sure there were more fake positive reviews than negative. This movie had no respect for Luke and it was just plain not fun. Worst direction they could have gone. -
STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
Yep, that is the biggest problem with the movie. Luke was not Luke. -
STAR WARS : Episode VIII December 15, 2017
WernerVonDoom replied to Buzzetta's topic in The Movie Forum
They made a decent movie that at the same time spit on Luke Skywalker. If you have no problem with that, I don't know what to say. It makes me ill thinking about it. -
CBS All Access's STAR TREK: DISCOVERY Show
WernerVonDoom replied to Bosco685's topic in The Movie Forum
Well, I was pretty blah about this series, until the break finale. It could end up being one of the greatest Trek series of all time if: