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We shall see. I can see this going either way, but am not gonna go in expecting much.Yeah, Green Lantern is going to sell a ____ ton of tickets and have a sequel announced a week after it hits the theaters.
We shall see. I can see this going either way, but am not gonna go in expecting much.
It takes more than hype to put butts in the seats.I never said it was going to be the movie of the year. I said it's going to crazy amounts of tickets. The way GL is being hyped I don't see how it won't make tons of $$$ regardless of how good the actual movie is.
Read the script myself and it would be awesome, but Fox needs to approve it and most likely they gonna adapt it to PG-13. which means no gore, blood and bad language, which also means no Ryan Reynolds
It takes more than hype to put butts in the seats.
Now, he has revealed that he’ll probably have to choose between the two and admits that only one of them will likely be made with him. Still, he has not made a decision yet, saying “I never say I’m doing a movie until I break for lunch the first day.” Well, thank you, Ryan Reynolds!
So, the actor was expected to appear in both comic book adaptations but has now suggested that he may have to choose between the two roles. Speaking to io9 the actor revealed:
“Neither is next. I shoot a movie called ‘The Change-Up‘ next,” he explained. “It’s kind of like an R-rated comedy, and right after that I start on a thriller called ‘Safe House’ with Denzel Washington. And then, after that is where one of those two movies will hopefully fall.”
Reynolds also added: “I’ll be in either ‘Deadpool’ or ‘RIPD,’ but probably not both. People sort of ask this question, like I have any say in the matter. They’re both movies I’m interested in, they’re both movies that are in fast-track development. But I never say I’m doing a movie until I break for lunch the first day.
Because it’s such a crapshoot, this industry. Everything’s so fickle and so contingent on so many factors, aside from just an actor. And because it has an actor, and because these films have interested directors, it’s obviously likely that they’ll both get made. But I think it would be more likely that only one of them gets made with me.”
Tim Miller, who has done strong visual effects work on X-Men and other VFX-heavy films, was just set by 20th Century Fox to make his feature directing debut on X-Men Origins: Deadpool, the X-Men spinoff film expected to star Ryan Reynolds. Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick are writing the script and Lauren Shuler Donner is producing.
Wanting to cash in on GL hype huh?
Pfft....he was Deadpool first.