It has to be a result of Harvey's destructive obsession, especially since it echoes Batman's own obsession.
That's why I doubt it would be someone close to Harvey; he's going to confront Gotham's corrupt elite and lose everything in the process. Oz just make sense for me.
Vince Gilligan on pitching the original concept for #Pluribus when execs were asking, “What’s next in the ‘Breaking Bad’ world?”:
“We live in a world of IP, where the safest thing to do is reboot something that has an audience. I wanted to prove to myself I wasn’t a one-trick pony. It’s harder than it’s ever been to get something made that’s not based on a previous movie or comic book or video game. Every generation deserves its own stories, instead of just the stories of their grandparents.”
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Breaking Bad came back every year.
Better call Saul came back every year.
The Sopranos ran yearly.
The Wire ran yearly.
Your favorite sitcoms did 20 plus episodes a year for over a decade.
When TV was allowed to exist before streaming disrupted it, this was the norm.
Good TV, great TV even will always have staying power. It will always be relevant. TV is a yearly model for a reason.
I respect John, to be clear, but yeah I don’t agree.
Prometheus is one of those movies that is bad basically every time you watch it, yet I can only think about it in terms of how truly interesting it is, one of the most fascinating movies of all time.
No actually Prometheus rocks because the explanation for the Alien from Alien existing is quite literally “god hates you so much and wants humanity dead”
Very serious when I say take Brad Pitt out of #F1TheMovie and make the film solely about Damson Idris being a rookie under pressure to bring his struggling team back from the brink and you've got a way better movie.
Some good stuff for sure, but too much wasted potential.
Zoomers will show up to theaters for movies based on the things they actually like rather than the stuff their older siblings, parents, and grandparents thought was cool when they were kids.
can anyone find ONE article about the new Toyota Prius needing to make X dollars to break even, or the new iPhone, or how much product WalMart needs to clear this quarter to be profitable…
seriously — why do people care about movies as a commercial product and nothing else