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I hope the neckbeard basement dwellers are portrayed in primitive CGIIf The Room and Birdemic were based around Feninism and Tumblr
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I hope the neckbeard basement dwellers are portrayed in primitive CGIIf The Room and Birdemic were based around Feninism and Tumblr
How common is it for any studio, big or small, to option rights (or at least make this much hoopla) for a property that, for all intents and purposes, doesn't exist yet?
What happens then if the book - if it ever gets finished - flops? The studio just drops it and everyone involved hopes no one brings it up again? With a shitshow like GG, that ain't gonna happen.
(Silly me, expecting that a movie studio grasping the Internet is the rule, rather than the exception.)
Before Crichton's novel was published, four studios put in bids for the film rights. With the backing of Universal Studios, Spielberg acquired the rights for $1.5 million before publication in 1990; Crichton was hired for an additional $500,000 to adapt the novel for the screen.
How common is it for any studio, big or small, to option rights (or at least make this much hoopla) for a property that, for all intents and purposes, doesn't exist yet?
If they do make it, they should also include her "vanity" modeling for that Suicide Girls knock-off and the stories where she totes stabbed a guy.
How common is it for any studio, big or small, to option rights (or at least make this much hoopla) for a property that, for all intents and purposes, doesn't exist yet?
What happens then if the book - if it ever gets finished - flops? The studio just drops it and everyone involved hopes no one brings it up again? With a shitshow like GG, that ain't gonna happen.
(Silly me, expecting that a movie studio grasping the Internet is the rule, rather than the exception.)
it's going to be about the GamerGate controversy of 2014. that was when a bunch of men formed a sub-reddit to trigger SJWs because something something video games
It happens all the time. They'll option shit for 5 years and never go anywhere with it.How common is it for any studio, big or small, to option rights (or at least make this much hoopla) for a property that, for all intents and purposes, doesn't exist yet?
I mean shit, if they made two smurf movies it's not suprising that somebody would wanna make a movie about a massive attention whore that makes a living by not having a spine.