I should have never doubted my man Ritchie. I should probably give his King Arthur another chance. Maybe it'll grow on me
Best part about it is when Jude Law turns into a video game villain at the end.
I should have never doubted my man Ritchie. I should probably give his King Arthur another chance. Maybe it'll grow on me
Pemberton's soundtracks are on WB's Water Tower YT list, most of them are great.I have seen Ritchie's King Arthur movie. I didn't like it back then. His signature fast cuts and quick editing didn't quite sit right with me and it seemed at odds with the period setting. I also remember a lot of people praising the work of Daniel Pemberton for the music but I don't remember it being memorable. But I'm a fan of Ritchie's work so I gotta give the movie another try.
Best part about it is when Jude Law turns into a video game villain at the end.
I expected to not enjoy that movie, but I sat through it and had a good dosage of Guy Ritchie's awesomeness.I should have never doubted my man Ritchie. I should probably give his King Arthur another chance. Maybe it'll grow on me
What are the chances of a GL movie actually happening tho?I think you gotta save stuff like GL for the big screen, not to say it can’t work for the streaming platform but business wise it makes sense to keep the CG heavy stuff for the big screen where the heavy budgets reside
I'm hot and cold on Giacchino, too, but he's competent enough that I think he's capable of making a good Batman score with a catchy Batman theme/motif. Will it be iconic a la Elfman and Zimmer? I don't know, time will tell.
It's unfortunate, but I doubt it would be that detrimental to his career in the long run. Sucks that he had an uneventful turn as the most notorious villain of all time and the studio doing what they did with his role, but when it comes to the cbm market, if Morbius is successful I really don't think anybody would keep associating Leto with the Joker/SS fiasco. The audience tends to have a rather short attention span these days and an actor of Leto's caliber should be able to overcome a studio debacle like that which tends to happen quite often in that line of work.
Variant cover for an upcoming 'Tec issue (#1017 I think).This is from Batman: Damned, right? I'd love to see a Batman ghost story in live-action. I'm getting tired of "grounded" takes, give us a Batman who investigates a supernatural case.
Watchmen premiere was A+++, y'all. Already jamming to the one sample of Reznor & Ross's score I've managed to find online, lol.