Let's chat about the exciting upcoming films for 2026 and beyond, or the unexciting films. You choose, lol!
Anyways, we got a new featurette for Paramounts "Heart Of The Best" starring Odin the dog (better lead then the actor) [Totally biased] lol, no but hey, it's cute.
Another new thing... A24 released a trailer for Primetime
Which for those sensitive to child sexual abuse this is probably not for you. However as for me watching this I mean it's probably gonna be interesting but IDK, I'd have to look into the actual story to see how "Hollywoodized" it is, that said off the premise it could be in a way not cathartic but almost... very satisfying? Seeing these people called out and dealt with? But obviously there's legal issues with questions of, should Chris Hansen even be doing this? What gives him legal right?
ON a Lighter note; Ketchup have released a clip from Coyote VS Acme:
I honestly am very worried for the films financial prospects but I think it's legacy could be more important then a dollar sign. It's an example of an artwork, one many who've seen have claimed is great being treated like rubbish because it wasn't profitable for the studio that held it's fate. I'd rather get a bad movie saved or a good movie saved, then never see it due to just "financial insecurities".
HOWEVER- I do think WB was probably right in "claiming it wouldn't be profitable" because Looney Toons frankly just aren't these days. Unfortunately - but I still am planning to see this if for nothing else to have fun!
Anyways, we got a new featurette for Paramounts "Heart Of The Best" starring Odin the dog (better lead then the actor) [Totally biased] lol, no but hey, it's cute.
and I like they are using a real dog.
Another new thing... A24 released a trailer for Primetime
Which for those sensitive to child sexual abuse this is probably not for you. However as for me watching this I mean it's probably gonna be interesting but IDK, I'd have to look into the actual story to see how "Hollywoodized" it is, that said off the premise it could be in a way not cathartic but almost... very satisfying? Seeing these people called out and dealt with? But obviously there's legal issues with questions of, should Chris Hansen even be doing this? What gives him legal right?
ON a Lighter note; Ketchup have released a clip from Coyote VS Acme:
I honestly am very worried for the films financial prospects but I think it's legacy could be more important then a dollar sign. It's an example of an artwork, one many who've seen have claimed is great being treated like rubbish because it wasn't profitable for the studio that held it's fate. I'd rather get a bad movie saved or a good movie saved, then never see it due to just "financial insecurities".
HOWEVER- I do think WB was probably right in "claiming it wouldn't be profitable" because Looney Toons frankly just aren't these days. Unfortunately - but I still am planning to see this if for nothing else to have fun!