No wonder Reitman was spotted moping around the sony lot in a bad mood having to deal with that lot ...because after all I've read on how it came down, honestly, it deserves it at this point.
Because the GB reboot is obviously why a nearly 70 year old industry vet would be moping around the Sony lot while not smiling. It's not possible that he had a headache or hit his funny bone or something. Maybe his dog died. Again, you're just looking for things to complain about. This isn't even constructive discussion on the reboot.
...and why exactly does the reboot "deserve" your wrath? It appears borderline obsessive.
You mentioned the email leaks a while back, tempers flare when dealing with huge collaborative creative endeavors with budgets well into the 9-figures. Big budget studio tenopole films is an incredibly tense, stressful environment to create in. Careers and major bucks are on the line with projects like this. GB and GB2 had just as much drama behind the scenes, and it's pretty clear that Reitman and Feig get along just fine now.
posted in ghost corps, but there is a ghostbusters fan fest in late April happening at the tribeca film festival.
Sadly, the people doing this ghost heads documentary are the same ones who did that awful back to the future documentary....so I Have no interest in seeing that thing, but it IS being screened there as well...
so many disappointing documentaries this season. between BTTF, and Turtle Power being mislabled for what they ended up being. the only good one that delivered was
'I know that Voice'.
I so hope cleaning up the town delivers.
Ghostheads looks fantastic. It's a feel-good doc about GB fans that want to help. How is that even remotely a bad thing? It's being independently produced by fans. Cool story, good message, yet you're already writing it off? It's worth a shot. ONE of several Ghostheads producers worked on another doc that you didn't like. It's not even the director.That's not worthy of completely writing it off. Making into the Tribeca Film Fest is a huge deal. Be proud of your fellow hardworking, passionate fans.
I thought the Back to the Future doc was incredibly fun, as was Turtle Power, which is getting a volume 2. Cleanin' Up the Town is looking phenomenal-- 70+ interviews with cast/crew and more archival material than you could ever imagine. All of these docs have a few very important things in common-- all are labors of love by fans produced independently of the studios with NO BUDGET. Do you know what's involved in that? All of the legal issues, clearance rights, etc.? I've seen your animation proejcts, Neil. You would think, that of all people, you would know the struggle of producing quality fan content without a budget. It's incredibly tough for these things to be completed and released, let alone make it into major film festivals. Be proud of your fellow hardworking, passionate fans.
Sony has multiple versions of the trailer out now. They've instructed theaters on which to run as they make more. Marketing for the reboot is starting to gear up, and the steady stream of new merch is about to get even larger.
...and the Youtube community is known industry-wide to be full of hateful, negative people like yourself. Comments and likes aren't exactly an accurate source of metrics. Of course, if you have a reliable, well-sourced article stating otherwise, I would love to read it. ;o)