havocSchultz wrote:Yack Backer wrote:
"Mommy, my salad ate me!" Yikes!
You can't make friends with salad...
Ribbons wrote:You can dance for me anyway papa...
papalazeru wrote:TMZ states that Soul catcher Speilberg has "Already made that movie"....
Doc Holliday wrote:Yup - I get teh feeling its not so much that LADY IN THE WATER bombed - its more to do with the studio noses he put out of joint along the way.
Fievel wrote::cry:
Well, at least we had the epic that was Kill Bill. His Reservoir Dogs role was tolerable, a nice dynamic against the rest of the crew. The Pulp Fiction role was annoying, period.
But all of M. Night's roles seem to say "Hey, look at me!! I'm on TV!!!".
Dark Knight wrote:I think Unbreakable is his best too except for the fact that the whole movie seems like a build up to an even bigger movie.
Nachokoolaid wrote:Dark Knight wrote:I think Unbreakable is his best too except for the fact that the whole movie seems like a build up to an even bigger movie.
Agreed. And where is that movie? That's what M needs to be working on, an Unbreakable sequel where we actually get to see Willis whipping all kinds of ass.
instant_karma wrote:I wonder if the studios reluctance to pick up his new script is to do with the fact that he went out of his way to provoke critics so much with Lady in the Water that they expect his next film to get a critical mauling and bad box office, regardless of its actual merits.
TheBaxter wrote:instant_karma wrote:I wonder if the studios reluctance to pick up his new script is to do with the fact that he went out of his way to provoke critics so much with Lady in the Water that they expect his next film to get a critical mauling and bad box office, regardless of its actual merits.
that might have some merit, if critic's opinions actually had any effect on box office, which they don't.
exhibit 1: norbit
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