Same. It’s kinda the best. But I do not want to know what they do with the broken glass and battery acid they said they used.
True but Disney is more likely to open their wallet for Spider-Man then they are for Ghost Rider. This, if it happens at all, will be obnoxious dealings with lots of lawyers but we might get lucky with the outcome.
It really depends on how badly Sony is actually hurting.
I literally crossed my fingers the moment I saw the article title. [which is here btw. Sony is hurting financially, whether or not they resort to selling off assets remains to be seen.]
I know a few people who haven’t actually. I suggest Castle In The Sky or Howl’s Moving Castle since those are, in my opinion, his best. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind is also incredible, as is Princess Mononoke. Kiki’s Delivery Service and My Neighbor Totoro are good but are much more focused on being for kids then the others.
I’d imagine you’d really like Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind though.
True facts. The fact that a movie like Cloud Atlas was even made is incredible, the fact that it works and is an amazingly good film is practically unimaginable and it really happened. Wachowski siblings continue to make film teachers everywhere cry from discovering how wrong they were.
I thought the book unfilmable. So yes. But people being unwilling to back the movie even after that all star cast signed on is mind boggling to me. Also not backing it for production and refusing to distribute it after the film is made are two very different things and it’s the lack of distribution that is causing the delay for the UK release.
That’s because literally no UK distributor would take the film. Warner Bros only agreed to distribute the film in the US. The Wachowski siblings and Tom Tykwer are distributing it themselves. They also paid for nearly the entire movie themselves. Their interview on the Nerdist podcast shocked me with how much movie companies did not want this movie made.
