The sad thing is, 99% of white people will never even know they switched actors for Rhodey.
It was a disappointment. Studios care more about the domestic market because they make more money from it. International markets are hugely important but they care more about the domestic market, part of that is money and part is ego. It didn't bomb but it didn't make as much or more than it's 150 million dollar budget in the states. It actually sold less tickets than Hulk and I liked it well enough but I don't think that most people were thrilled with it, if they were the legs would have been better. Alas this isn't the Hulk forums so this is the last thing I say about it in here.i dont get why people call TIH a failure... it made slightly more then HULK which money wise did decently, story wise and expectation wise it failed. TIH just simply wasn't a hit, but it was a good hulk film, with good actors. People imo just don't care much for hulk... and HULK effected TIH's turnout. hopefully DVD sales will be decent
i dont get why people call TIH a failure... it made slightly more then HULK which money wise did decently, story wise and expectation wise it failed. TIH just simply wasn't a hit, but it was a good hulk film, with good actors. People imo just don't care much for hulk... and HULK effected TIH's turnout. hopefully DVD sales will be decent
Why did Howard even bother to do IM then. This is lame, good friggin riddance
But surely did Howard sign a 3-pic deal for IM? I know RDJ and GP did, but it seems as though Marvel is willing to let him go in favor of someone cheaper.
Exactly. People on these boards have to understand that normal folk and actors aren't as emotionally invested in comicbook movies as we are.LOL...you can't be serious. He did it because it was a paying movie role, like any other working actor.
i dont get why people call TIH a failure... it made slightly more then HULK which money wise did decently, story wise and expectation wise it failed. TIH just simply wasn't a hit, but it was a good hulk film, with good actors. People imo just don't care much for hulk... and HULK effected TIH's turnout. hopefully DVD sales will be decent
I love Don Cheadle and all, but recasting a part is the death-knell of movie making. How about Marvel puts in a little more effort to negotiate with Terrence Howard rather than just recast the role?
Marvel really looks cheap. They tried to lowball Favreau and now this. Not good.
But you can tell how much he loved playing Rhodey.
I am getting more and more wary of Marvel and the way they're doing business. After the post-Iron Man fiasco, with not immediately resigning Faverau, the 2-year timeframe for part II, stiffing Howard on the money (apparently).
One hit movie and all the sudden they think they're invincible.
---Why did Howard even bother to do IM then. This is lame, good friggin riddance
Trading Katie for Maggie didn't affect me one bit. Now this isn't the same thing because Howard wasn't terrible but he wasn't exactly good either so I can deal. It's cool to see older actors getting to play Superheros.
^^^word. I really doubt they lowballed him. Like I said earlier in the thread. Howard could have seen the enormous success of the first film...knowing his role would be greatly increased, went ahead and asked for a big pay bump.
Where's the evidence that he asked for a pay bump?^^^word. I really doubt they lowballed him. Like I said earlier in the thread. Howard could have seen the enormous success of the first film...knowing his role would be greatly increased, went ahead and asked for a big pay bump.
Personally I don't see what was so great about Howard, his appeal has really been lost on me. Back when Hustle and Flow came out, I thought oh'man Terrance Howard is so cool and then I realized , he gives the damn same performance in every movie and I just don't really care, at least Cheadle's got charisma.
Where's the evidence that he asked for a pay bump?
-TNC
This sucks. Does Marvel actually think people won't notice Terrence Howard suddenly looks a lot like Don Cheadle...