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Post by politicidal on Nov 12, 2020 0:24:21 GMT
I keep forgetting about it to be honest.
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Post by theravenking on Nov 12, 2020 6:21:48 GMT
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Post by politicidal on Aug 14, 2021 12:30:54 GMT
They just hired a new writer.
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Post by Spitfire926f on Aug 14, 2021 23:40:09 GMT
They just hired a new writer. I would love a decent Spawn flick. LOVE IT, I'm a huge fan of the animated series. At this point, I'm just not optimistic. I'd like The Maxx to make it to the big screen as well. |
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Post by politicidal on Mar 4, 2023 2:40:11 GMT
Brief update.
"The big one that seems like it's finally going to be a reality is the movie. I've always said that everything is going to get driven by what that means. So, the goal right now -- and we're all tracking on it -- is we're working on the next round of drafts on the script. Again, we added the Captain America writer and the Joker writer to this process. We're all hoping to have a script that we could go out to sell by mid-year. Now, let me put a caveat: there's a potential writer strike, maybe actor strike and director strike, that may or may not happen this year, and they're going to all fall in their own biorhythm. So, that may alter how fast or how slow we may have to work around some of these unexpected work stoppages or whatever else. But short of that, the goal for all of us is to be out there in the middle of the year. Hopefully, to be able to say, 'We've sold it, we have the studio, we have the backing, and very quickly, we have a production date that we're aiming toward to begin shooting.'"
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Post by politicidal on Mar 24, 2023 22:26:14 GMT
I reckon it's still happening. From Todd McFarlane:
"...My original plan has gotten tripped up a bit. You deal with a lot, given Hollywood. None of that should be surprising. But, you start bringing on A-list people. And we're bringing on A-list people. Not just one, but multiple A-list people. And, it's going to continue to grow. You're going to sell it to a studio, and then it's going to grow some more. What they're not going to want is to do a cheap, low-budget movie with all of these big name people on it. That's not why they're signing up. They're not looking for a big extravaganza. But, they're also not looking for an eight million dollar horror movie budget. Then, the piece that I have to be realistic about is, once someone says yes, we take all these people and a decent amount of money, there's the chance that they buy multiple movies up-front. They're not going to want a first time director. That's the piece, if I got one craw in me, that's it. If I'm the CEO, if I'm practical about it, I wouldn't take that deal either… They're going to have a lot at risk, because of the deal we cut with them. They're going to want to get it back, they're going to want to get a professional director… I knew that was part of the reality."
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