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Is dying the only way out of a role?...
Michael Douglas says Marvel refused to kill him off in the ‘ANT-MAN’ films.
“They wouldn’t let me [die]”
(Source: @joshuahorowitz)
Gracias a Dios que dijo que no...
Josh Brolin says that saying no to playing Hal Jordan in ‘LANTERNS’ was just “one of those things.”
“I love those actors, and I’ve seen it. I hope that it’s killing it. If I decide not to do something, I never really think, ‘Oh, had I done it, it could have been better.’”
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
Watermark says Industrial Light And Magic, LucasFilm’s Visual Effects division. It’s real... xitter.cf/JuanMez32690295/status…
Le mandan un "Shutdown - S - T 0" remoto... #Simple
Gracias a Dios que no le dieron luz verde con el live action de AKIRA... 🙏
There was a time when Taika Waititi seemed incapable of missing. WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS, HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE, THOR: RAGNAROK and JOJO RABBIT showed a filmmaker who could balance absurd comedy with genuine emotional depth.
Now KLARA AND THE SUN (2026), his adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel starring Jenna Ortega and Amy Adams, has debuted with just 20% on Rotten Tomatoes, marking the lowest score of his directing career.
The criticism is particularly striking given the material. Ishiguro’s novel explores loneliness, artificial intelligence, love and what makes us human. Several critics argue that Waititi’s trademark quirky humour and sentimentality undermine the story’s quieter philosophical questions.
After the divisive reception to THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER and NEXT GOAL WINS, this is another difficult reception for a filmmaker whose earlier work once felt so distinctive. The question now is whether Waititi can recapture the balance of humour and humanity that made his best films resonate so strongly.


























