Led Zeppelin rarely licensed “Immigrant Song” for films, but Taika Waititi built key scenes in ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ (2017) around the track. Robert Plant later approved its use, helping create one of Marvel’s most memorable action sequences.
@blankspeaker@AdrianDittmann It also worth mentioning that Elon commented and qt’d the post which drove the crap out of the numbers, so there’s also that whole aspect as well. Please all the Elon simps. I have 25 million views in the last 30days. So for me when I compare it, it’s still dogshit.
One of the biggest changes from page to screen came in ‘The Mist’ (2007). Frank Darabont abandoned Stephen King’s ambiguous ending in favor of an original finale that King later publicly endorsed as the better choice.
Sandra Bullock’s entrance may be the moment everyone remembers from ‘Miss Congeniality’ (2000), but she also helped make the film behind the scenes as a producer. It became a worldwide hit, grossing over $210 million and earning Bullock the first Golden Globe nomination of her career.
‘Dawn of the Planet of the Apes’ (2014) changed how performance capture was used in blockbuster filmmaking. Instead of relying on studio stages, Wētā FX captured Andy Serkis and the ape cast in forests, mountains and city streets, setting a new standard for location-based motion capture.