The Death of Hollywood

[MAGA Macho Man]

I was surprised. I went on a whim and really enjoyed it. The writers really stayed within historic events in Japan. I enjoyed seeing the CGI Shinden attacking Godzilla. Seeing the accurate IJN Takao, destroyers and escort ships was a plus. I enjoy CGI when it's used to enhance the reality of a movie.

They say the budget for the movie was around $15 million dollars or less. It's raking in the bucks at the box office.

 

[Zincwarrior]

There's not one movie on the list that is a "must see", not to mention ultra woke added.

The first part of Dune is a complete trash. Despite criticism, the original one was better.

Which original. The theatrical movie or Sci Fi miniseries?

 

[drudge X]

Which original. The theatrical movie or Sci Fi miniseries?

The theatrical one with Kyle McLachlan.
I feel asleep watching this reboot. The main character and supporting characters were just horrendous to watch.

 

[Dekster]

You do have a point, in that the major studios push a massive amount of sequels.

It is because sequels have a much higher return on investment.

 

[Zincwarrior]

The theatrical one with Kyle McLachlan.
I feel asleep watching this reboot. The main character and supporting characters were just horrendous to watch.

I liked the miniseries the best. This one was good for the big visuals. He's quite good at that. Also I did like the scenes of the Sardaukar.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Add one more.
Good for a friend who’s in it, but they’re remaking How to Train Your Dragon. A live version. Coming out in 25.

No writing talent left in Hollyweird.