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" manbaby" "desperate neckbeard incel" " icky strong females"

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Funny I was never afraid of Ripley, Sarah Conner, Clarice Starling, Furiosa, Catwoman, The Bride, multiple Game of Thrones characters, Leia Organa, Trinity, X-23, Buffy, Rey etc etc etc.

I didnt know pointing out a bomb because a studio committee vote meeting of old white men and a couple of feminist ideal women failed at tapping into a market that simply does not exist with a white washed dumbed down yankee film.

How about those studio committees give the money to visionary young directors who may come up with the next Matrix, Taxi Driver, Star Wars, Blade Runner instead of chucking Rob Rodriguez his childrens education money so they can control him into making a dull yankee white wash film. Or even give Rob a few million to do what the hell he wants.

Scorsese has to make his next film a TV movie with De Niro and Pacino! lolololollol

Most prolific Director of all time capable of making dynamic films well into his old age unlike any other director who usually lose it after a certain age. Like what Tarantino fears.

Scorsese cant get funding from studios loloolololl

Why exactly "Anglos"?

Fair enough retell an Asian story like with the Departed and do it with style, then theres Old Boy which didnt need a watered down retelling. But the only Yankee retelling of an Asian story that does well in Asia would be Godzilla. Mainly down to the much larger SFX budgets bringing them out to see what Hollywood can do with it. Or other monsters like in Ringu

Manga white wash retellings do not work, taking a good Asian film and giving it a yankee retelling it is one thing.

Manga on the other hand is something entirely different. Nothing can do it justice, theyve been talking about Akira for years and everybodies been facepalming every time they hear it.

Ghost in a shell prime example. First week boom from curiosity suckers over there then interest dies off.

Asia is not going to be the saviour of this movie that did not need a "retelling".

We just don't know yet on a sequel. A lot of films have gotten sequels because they performed well on home video and built a following.

Plus, you can't forget about the clout of James Cameron. It may just come down to whether or not he wants a sequel made.