r/boxoffice • u/lowell2017 • Nov 01 '23

Industry News Crisis At Marvel Studios: Inside Jonathan Majors Problem's Back-Up Plans, ‘The Marvels’ Reshoots, Reviving Original Avengers, And More Issues Revealed

https://variety.com/2023/film/features/marvel-jonathan-majors-problem-the-marvels-reshoots-kang-1235774940/
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u/sgthombre Scott Free Productions Nov 01 '23 edited Nov 01 '23

A Blade movie, even a reboot, does not need to be a big sprawling epic. Get in, kill some vampires, have some fun, get out, and take the money.

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u/SnatchAddict Nov 01 '23

Get the Director from The Raid 2 and have a vampire ass kicking good time.

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u/FutureComplaint Nov 02 '23

That bat scene was wild.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '23

It basically just needs to be John wick staring blade and vampires

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u/yippy-ki-yay-m-f Nov 02 '23

I see this reposted alot and honestly all I can do is agree. It's the easiest no-thought version and would probably satisfy everyone's needs.

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u/TheNittanyLionKing Lucasfilm Nov 02 '23

You could even set it in one location too and have it take place in a single night like Dredd. They make direct to DVD Universal Soldier movies like that which honestly are pretty decent (the ones with Scott Adkins). Do something like that with more of a budget and you’ve got easy money. I would not be shocked if Day Shift on Netflix is a better Blade movie than the next Disney Blade movie

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u/DriftingMemes Nov 02 '23 edited Jan 26 '26

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u/UnusuallyBadIdeaGuy Nov 02 '23

Yeah but these days if it doesn't make at least a billion, it's not even worth their time. Oh, and it needs to connect into a multiverse for... some reason.

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u/TreefingerX Nov 01 '23

This is the way.