With the release of the DEADPOOL movie last weekend. Really got me to think that a superhero can do well. Even it's rated "R". Does this shows us how to make good "R" rated superhero film? Yes it does. Because you don't need force parents to bring there kids to a film that is not for them. I never thought that superhero films could make a ton of money. With that "R" rating slapped on it for many reasons. With the biggest reason being that. The movie will not make a huge profit from all the experience that was put it the film.
Now I did hear that a script the reboot Spawn is done, but now it's got a trim from 183 pages to about 120 pages. To me this sounds a bit of a bad idea. They can just shoot the whole thing & just cut out a few sense that they don't like, but other then that I think it's gooding to be a much better film. Then that water down, action 1997 film that sucked. I hope that this one is a "R" rated too. I did hear that the creator Todd McFarland did write the script. Plus he did said that he did write the script. So that is good to hear.
To see in to the future that all superhero films need to be rated "R" or not? I think that if you water down a mature rated material. You lose that core audience that loved the about comic or other licensed adaptations. If you kill off on what made something good you killed off that hardcore audience that loves the franchise.
Now I haven't seen DEADPOOL yet, but I hope that it's just as great as people are saying it is. So maybe expect a review from me this coming weekend.
Now I did hear that a script the reboot Spawn is done, but now it's got a trim from 183 pages to about 120 pages. To me this sounds a bit of a bad idea. They can just shoot the whole thing & just cut out a few sense that they don't like, but other then that I think it's gooding to be a much better film. Then that water down, action 1997 film that sucked. I hope that this one is a "R" rated too. I did hear that the creator Todd McFarland did write the script. Plus he did said that he did write the script. So that is good to hear.
To see in to the future that all superhero films need to be rated "R" or not? I think that if you water down a mature rated material. You lose that core audience that loved the about comic or other licensed adaptations. If you kill off on what made something good you killed off that hardcore audience that loves the franchise.
Now I haven't seen DEADPOOL yet, but I hope that it's just as great as people are saying it is. So maybe expect a review from me this coming weekend.
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