'I will kill you until you die from it.'Looks like the upper hand is on the other foot, Saddam.
We'll settle this the old Navy way: First guy to die LOSES!
I loved you in Waal Street.
Thufferin thuccotash!
Gabriella Sabatini? I get that all the time. It must be the nose.
He really was a wiener.
Thanks for this (seriously). Now I know not to bother watching it.Downsizing wasn't very good. My expectations were completely misaligned, but even so the story is just not interesting. The core mechanism of the plot, the downsizing, wasn't even really important past the first 30 minutes. I assume it got an R rating for showing a lot of clinical, flaccid dongs.
Not for me.That movie looks terrible. Is there really a market for a whitewashed version of Mercury's life?
This is where I'm at, and have been since Sacha Baron Cohen was booted.Source of the post I hope it's good, but I don't have a lot of faith in the project especially if it's salvaged from Bryan Singer before he left.
was he attached when Singer was directing? To me it would be the same thing, good look, terrible director.This is where I'm at, and have been since Sacha Baron Cohen was booted.Source of the post I hope it's good, but I don't have a lot of faith in the project especially if it's salvaged from Bryan Singer before he left.
Don't believe SBC and Singer ever overlapped. Also, Gemma Arterton is not in the movie, which is definitely something working against it. I had also completely forgotten that Singer was replaced by SSgt. John Martin, who was already hired to direct the movie once before.Following Baron Cohen's departure, in December 2013, Ben Whishaw was mentioned as a possible replacement to play Freddie Mercury. Also at this time, Dexter Fletcher was selected as the film's director.[16] Fletcher removed himself from the project early the following year, amid reports of creative disagreements with King.[17] In August 2014, Whishaw suggested that the film was not progressing well and that there had been scripting problems.[18] Whishaw exited the project seven months later.[19] Rumours followed in 2015 that Baron Cohen had rejoined the project,[19] and also that Whishaw might return.[20]
In November 2015, screenwriter Anthony McCarten had become attached to the project, which now had the working title of Bohemian Rhapsody after the band's song of the same name.[20] A year later, director Bryan Singer was in talks to take over the direction of Bohemian Rhapsody, Rami Malek was cast to play Mercury, and the film was being fast-tracked by 20th Century Fox and New Regency.[21] It was reported elsewhere in 2015 that Johnny Flynn was due to play Roger Taylor, and that Gemma Arterton would play Mercury's partner Mary Austin.[22]
I'm contrarian.
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