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Netflix's "The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf" is bad-ass beyond words!!! Best movie I have seen on that streaming service all year!!!
The storytelling was so superb that I can hardly wait to watch it again to see what I may have missed. I don't even like Japanese Anime lol but this project was PRIMO!!!
This is why "Jupiter's Legacy" got canceled lol because its so cost effective and by comparison light years more entertaining than that over hyped project which was boring while drunk or sober . . . no matter when I watched it . . . it never came close to what I just witnessed
Netflix's "The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf" is bad-ass beyond words!!! Best movie I have seen on that streaming service all year!!!
The storytelling was so superb that I can hardly wait to watch it again to see what I may have missed. I don't even like Japanese Anime lol but this project was PRIMO!!!
This is why "Jupiter's Legacy" got canceled lol because its so cost effective and by comparison light years more entertaining than that over hyped project which was boring while drunk or sober . . . no matter when I watched it . . . it never came close to what I just witnessed
The retired Tuskegee idea is a really clever way to introduce a Black character into the 40s-50s era. I hope they touch on race (it would be ridiculous if they don’t) but I don’t necessarily want a civil rights superhero movie.The Rocketeer Will Return in a New Disney+ Movie
Star Wars Rebels actor David Oyelowo may star in The Return of the Rocketeer.
https://gizmodo.com/the-rocketeer-will-return-in-a-new-disney-movie-1847587223
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Fans of Joe Johnston’s 1991 Disney film The Rocketeer have been waiting 30 years for this news: a new, live-action Rocketeer film is officially in the works. It’s called The Return of the Rockeeter and it’s being developed for Disney+.
According to Deadline, David Oyelowo (Selma, Star Wars Rebels) is among the producers and may star in the project, which “will have an all-new creative directive ... focusing on a retired Tuskegee airman who takes up the mantle of the Rocketeer.” That sounds like a reboot-sequel if you ask me.
Ed Ricourt (Now You See Me, Wayward Pines) wrote the screenplay which is being produced under the banner Yoruba Saxon, a company run by David and Jessica Oyelowo. It signed a first-look deal with Disney earlier this summer after David Oyelowo’s directorial debut, The Water Man, was released.
The Rockeeter originally starred Bill Campbell as a stunt pilot named Cliff who happens upon an experimental jet pack in the late 1930s. A jet pack that a group of Nazis are also after, as they believe it’ll help them take over the world. And so the film becomes a very exciting, period superhero film with Cliff eventually defeating the Nazis. It co-starred Jennifer Connelly, Alan Arkin, Timothy Dalton, and Paul Sorvino, and is on Disney+ now. If you haven’t seen it, or haven’t seen it in a while, it’s still truly excellent.
Watching it even now, the film feels like a franchise starter. So Disney was surely disappointed when, upon release, it failed to gross even $50 million in the U.S. Since then, the film has always has a very passionate legion of fans, many of whom are filmmakers and actors themselves, so there have been blips or rumors of Rocketeer projects over the years (there was even a short-lived animated kids series). This one, however, is by far the most promising one yet, and fans have Disney+ and the Oyelowos to thank.
The Rocketeer Will Return in a New Disney+ Movie
Star Wars Rebels actor David Oyelowo may star in The Return of the Rocketeer.
https://gizmodo.com/the-rocketeer-will-return-in-a-new-disney-movie-1847587223
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Fans of Joe Johnston’s 1991 Disney film The Rocketeer have been waiting 30 years for this news: a new, live-action Rocketeer film is officially in the works. It’s called The Return of the Rockeeter and it’s being developed for Disney+.
According to Deadline, David Oyelowo (Selma, Star Wars Rebels) is among the producers and may star in the project, which “will have an all-new creative directive ... focusing on a retired Tuskegee airman who takes up the mantle of the Rocketeer.” That sounds like a reboot-sequel if you ask me.
Ed Ricourt (Now You See Me, Wayward Pines) wrote the screenplay which is being produced under the banner Yoruba Saxon, a company run by David and Jessica Oyelowo. It signed a first-look deal with Disney earlier this summer after David Oyelowo’s directorial debut, The Water Man, was released.
The Rockeeter originally starred Bill Campbell as a stunt pilot named Cliff who happens upon an experimental jet pack in the late 1930s. A jet pack that a group of Nazis are also after, as they believe it’ll help them take over the world. And so the film becomes a very exciting, period superhero film with Cliff eventually defeating the Nazis. It co-starred Jennifer Connelly, Alan Arkin, Timothy Dalton, and Paul Sorvino, and is on Disney+ now. If you haven’t seen it, or haven’t seen it in a while, it’s still truly excellent.
Watching it even now, the film feels like a franchise starter. So Disney was surely disappointed when, upon release, it failed to gross even $50 million in the U.S. Since then, the film has always has a very passionate legion of fans, many of whom are filmmakers and actors themselves, so there have been blips or rumors of Rocketeer projects over the years (there was even a short-lived animated kids series). This one, however, is by far the most promising one yet, and fans have Disney+ and the Oyelowos to thank.
The retired Tuskegee idea is a really clever way to introduce a Black character into the 40s-50s era. I hope they touch on race (it would be ridiculous if they don’t) but I don’t necessarily want a civil rights superhero movie.