Marvel's Blade (TBA)
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Negusa Negast
You're doing too much, nothing has even occurred yet
IP360
Doctorate & Ph.D in Bootyology
Bruh its women period. Seem like we got some motherless niggas who hate all things women. Smh
Mister
Ignorance can be remedied. Stupidity is incurable.
Women haters of ABW(WHOA)
SeaSnake
OG
SeaSnake
OG
And then same noggas be crying when women on Twitter go in on em
#1hiphopjunki3
Go Spurs Go!!
Yeah this MF in like Guam or something.
Good joke and no offense but Guam is a U.S. territory.........
Hundredeyes
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All this time I thought this thread was poppin because there was film related news lmao.
Hundredeyes
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Snipes could still pull it of though, 58 ain’t that old - word to Liam Neeson - but I think he got black balled and they’re not gonna make it R rated like last time around I’d reckon..,
#1hiphopjunki3
Go Spurs Go!!
I don’t have any involvement," Snipes says. "but I support the young artists and I support Marvel in their business decisions. It’s a beautiful thing. I think he’s a heck of a job. He’s got a heck of a job on his hands
While he remains fond of his Blade movies, Snipes is looking ahead. He revealed he's working on something new he believes is "going to smoke all of the Blade stuff."
"We have two things," Snipes revealed. "We have one which is a female action franchise. And also what we call our Blade-killer, our Blade on steroids. And we set our character in the world of shape-shifters and a little bit of time travel. But the action is going to be … Well, we did white belt action in Blade. Now we’re going to do black belt action.
"It’s wonderful what we did, but, brother, we’re so much better than we were then. So much better now than we were then. Yes, indeed. And we’ve got more tools. Some of the things that were innovated in the Blade franchise in the first film are now standard in the Marvel universe and all of these other action movies. And the technology allows them to do a lot of things we couldn’t do then. Now give us the technology, and we’ve already got the skills and the flavor. It’s popping, baby!"
While he remains fond of his Blade movies, Snipes is looking ahead. He revealed he's working on something new he believes is "going to smoke all of the Blade stuff."
"We have two things," Snipes revealed. "We have one which is a female action franchise. And also what we call our Blade-killer, our Blade on steroids. And we set our character in the world of shape-shifters and a little bit of time travel. But the action is going to be … Well, we did white belt action in Blade. Now we’re going to do black belt action.
"It’s wonderful what we did, but, brother, we’re so much better than we were then. So much better now than we were then. Yes, indeed. And we’ve got more tools. Some of the things that were innovated in the Blade franchise in the first film are now standard in the Marvel universe and all of these other action movies. And the technology allows them to do a lot of things we couldn’t do then. Now give us the technology, and we’ve already got the skills and the flavor. It’s popping, baby!"
Blade Star Wesley Snipes Working on "Blade-Killer" Project
Original Blade star Wesley Snipes is working on a new project he refers to as a 'Blade-killer.' [...]
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#1hiphopjunki3
Go Spurs Go!!
Marvel fans were initially worried that Disney swallowing up Fox would mean that Deadpool 3 would lose its R-rating, but we’ve been assured enough by now to know that this isn’t the case and Kevin Feige is keen to preserve what’s made Ryan Reynolds’ Merc with the Mouth so popular. This got folks thinking about the huge potential for other adult-oriented movies in the MCU, too. But it seems that this theorizing may have been a bit premature.
Unfortunately, Feige has now confirmed that the studio has no current plans for any further R-rated movies after DP3. The Marvel Studios president was asked about this while virtually attending the Television Critics Association’s Winter Press Tour this Wednesday and The Hollywood Reporter’s Aaron Couch relayed what the producer had to say below:
“Feige says other than [Deadpool 3], there are still no plans to explore R-ratings for the MCU. Naturally, if there is a story where that would make sense, sure they would discuss it,” Couch shared
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Unfortunately, Feige has now confirmed that the studio has no current plans for any further R-rated movies after DP3. The Marvel Studios president was asked about this while virtually attending the Television Critics Association’s Winter Press Tour this Wednesday and The Hollywood Reporter’s Aaron Couch relayed what the producer had to say below:
“Feige says other than [Deadpool 3], there are still no plans to explore R-ratings for the MCU. Naturally, if there is a story where that would make sense, sure they would discuss it,” Couch shared
Marvel's Blade Reboot Will Be PG-13
Marvel fans were initially worried that Disney swallowing up Fox would mean that Deadpool 3 would lose its R-rating, but we've been assured enough by now to know that this isn't the case and Kevin Feige is keen to preserve what's made Ryan Reynolds' Merc with the Mouth so popular. This got folks...
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Mister B. M. Ed.
The Devil’s Greatest Advocate…..
Many moons ago, I said Michael Jai White would've been PERFECT for the reboot.
What happened to that shit?
What happened to that shit?
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
Marvel fans were initially worried that Disney swallowing up Fox would mean that Deadpool 3 would lose its R-rating, but we’ve been assured enough by now to know that this isn’t the case and Kevin Feige is keen to preserve what’s made Ryan Reynolds’ Merc with the Mouth so popular. This got folks thinking about the huge potential for other adult-oriented movies in the MCU, too. But it seems that this theorizing may have been a bit premature.
Unfortunately, Feige has now confirmed that the studio has no current plans for any further R-rated movies after DP3. The Marvel Studios president was asked about this while virtually attending the Television Critics Association’s Winter Press Tour this Wednesday and The Hollywood Reporter’s Aaron Couch relayed what the producer had to say below:
“Feige says other than [Deadpool 3], there are still no plans to explore R-ratings for the MCU. Naturally, if there is a story where that would make sense, sure they would discuss it,” Couch shared
Marvel's Blade Reboot Will Be PG-13
Marvel fans were initially worried that Disney swallowing up Fox would mean that Deadpool 3 would lose its R-rating, but we've been assured enough by now to know that this isn't the case and Kevin Feige is keen to preserve what's made Ryan Reynolds' Merc with the Mouth so popular. This got folks...
Honestly, this doesn't bother me that much. They can still can get a lot of the violence in at PG-13. They'll lose out on the cursing and sexual stuff (there wasn't that much of that anyway).
Maybe Feige realized Mahershala is a much better actor than Michael Jai White
Nicky dimes
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I guess they didn’t hear you
Hundredeyes
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yeah the audacity of those damn Marvel execs for not listening to Mister B
Nicky dimes
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I’m sure they’ll be getting an email from corporate here shortly.
When Mister B talks, you listen.
or maybe he watched Spawn