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Yeah, or a 1990s/2000s-style Syfy Channel Original Movie
In the era of direct-to-DVD films it probably could, such as the sequels to Species in the 2000s, but those types of movies don’t get made anymore.
Anything else missing from the Producer’s Cut?
Also is disappointing that they don’t include any of the songs from the original film as well. Thought they would have the kids sing “Another Dumb Blonde” and/or “There She Goes”
Which one is the cut where Loomis yells at the sheriff for not protecting Jamie after she gets killed?
The musical numbers aren’t even that memorable. It’s all generic songs about snow and it being a snow day.
Wonder if Marley talked to his son at the actual church service
So Kubrick = Grady
I really like it, especially the scene where he compares religion to Monopoly (“Bob Ross” Monopoly being Mormonism) and explains how religious groups always copy off each other like how “Creep” copies “Air That I Breathe”
Yes, I wish she were in more mainstream movies
Would be an easier watch
Wonder if someone can edit Batman & Robin to remove all the campy elements
Inside the milkshake or beneath the cup?
I do wonder what the speculation was for the plot of the film before the movie was released back in 1997. Like just from the trailer alone, what would audiences expect?
Maya Hawke since she is Uma’s actual daughter and would be the perfect age. Would love for there to be a part 3 to make the series a trilogy!
I assume WB will release the director’s cut in 2025 for the 30th anniversary
I see the Burton-Schumacher Batman movies more like the James Bond films with a different actor portraying Bond while supporting cast members may stay the same.
Yeah, I just would like to see Neal’s family back and there to be some ultimate closure to the fate of Scott Calvin as Santa Claus and bring things full circle to the original film.
I honestly would prefer they just do more Santa Clause movies than 6-episode seasons since each season feels like stretched-out movies anyway.
I took the twist’s message more of a “be happy with who you are” message as opposed to being pro-“change your physical body” message