Benedict Cumberbatch already did that one...Aw I was hoping this would a historical film about the real Wars of the Roses.
I think we're about due for an Oppenheimer or Barbie remake.
Rumor control:
Possible spider man live actoon on Prime
Rumor control:
Possible spider man live actoon on Prime
Rumor control:
Possible spider man live actoon on Prime
Why would they do that instead of a movie? I got to say though a film noir Spiderman played by Nick Cage doing his Spidermen from "Into the Universe" would be a unique enough approach to not get in the way of the movies.
Story said Peter Parker, I can't even find the story now so was probably BS.. wasn't Doomcock..I think the mooted live-action series is the Cage Spider-Noir one, no? https://nerdist.com/article/a-spide...rime-video-will-not-include-peter-parker/?amp
Meanwhile it looks like Drew Goddard is to write and direct a 5th Matrix film https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/the-matrix-new-movie-drew-goddard-1235865603/
I don’t know. It was announced some time ago that Sony and Amazon were to make some Spider-linked shows but the impression was that they would be like Sony’s various tangential films like Venom, Morbius etc, rather than based on Peter/Spidey himself.Story said Peter Parker, I can't even find the story now so was probably BS.. wasn't Doomcock..![]()
Meanwhile it looks like Drew Goddard is to write and direct a 5th Matrix film https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/the-matrix-new-movie-drew-goddard-1235865603/
I haven't seen Resurrections myself, but when I saw your post start with "somehow" I thought that was going to be connected to that Star Wars meme. "Somehow The Matrix got another sequel."Somehow I forgot that they made The Matrix Resurrections. Was it any good?
Somehow I forgot that they made The Matrix Resurrections. Was it any good?
Somehow I forgot that they made The Matrix Resurrections. Was it any good?
It wasn't good (the action scenes, in particular, were dreadful, and the mix-and-match casting choices didn't really make a ton of sense), but it was kind of amusing in that it was Lana Wachowski taking $200 million of Warner Bros.' money and making an incredibly metatextual two-hour-long "fuck you" to Hollywood's sequel and franchise mentality.
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