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Well I wouldn’t be surprised if James Woods can’t comeback for Hades due to his political nature
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The only thing he does now is Family Guy appearancesI actually feel like that makes him all the more perfect for Hades.
But really, he's an old, washed-up, has-been at this point anyway.
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Yet he still voiced his character in Kingdom Hearts III, seeing as he loves to do so. I don't think it's because of political reasons.
Tim Allen didn't return to voice Buzz, either, but that's probably because Square-Enix could only afford so many big-name celebrities.
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So I watched the banana splits movie today.
Probably gonna get crucified by purists but i loved the movie. It was...definitely not a good movie, but it was on those fun levels of camp where its entertaining just because of how extremely low budget it is. I will say though, excellent effects on the kills. Not cgi at all. All done with makeup and practical effects and honestly it was nice having seen...so so many movies lately that just go too far with the cgi blood.
I'd say it was more of a horror comedy.
I also want to point out i have garbage taste in movies and generally enjoy terrible low budget gore fests
Probably gonna get crucified by purists but i loved the movie. It was...definitely not a good movie, but it was on those fun levels of camp where its entertaining just because of how extremely low budget it is. I will say though, excellent effects on the kills. Not cgi at all. All done with makeup and practical effects and honestly it was nice having seen...so so many movies lately that just go too far with the cgi blood.
I'd say it was more of a horror comedy.
I also want to point out i have garbage taste in movies and generally enjoy terrible low budget gore fests
Remember a while back when I mentioned it seems like Dakota Fanning hasn't done anything in a really long time? Well, she's coming under fire now for an upcoming movie she's in, in which she plays a white girl who is abandoned in Ethopia and being raised by Muslims; this is supposedly based on a novel, and the director of the movie is Ethopian, but people are attacking Dakota for "whitewashing."
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Seriously... I don’t even know anymore
Hey, about this! An article that's actually telling us what we've already figured out using our own brain power!
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Hollywood will stop making reboots when you stop paying for them
Pirates of the Caribbean is just the latest in an influx of recycled movies and TV shows. Are the creatives creatively bankrupt?
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