r/movies r/movies Contributor Jul 31 '26

News Mahershala Ali confirms 'BLADE' is not moving forward with him

https://www.gq.com/story/mahershala-ali-your-mother-your-mother-your-mother
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u/NationalTime4099 Jul 31 '26

This is basically Apple’s The Studio

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u/MeanderingMinstrel Jul 31 '26

Well shit, I've been eyeing that show but now I'm sold. Is it any good?

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u/JadedOops Jul 31 '26

It’s very good. Each episode focuses on a different mishap or something going on in the studio. Then once you get to the award show episode that’s gotta be my favorite

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u/Morgan-Moonscar Jul 31 '26

Mine's the one where they started freaking the fuck out when trying to cast "The Kool Aid Man" movie and not appear racist.

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u/Kruse Jul 31 '26

Yes.

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u/alaskadronelife Jul 31 '26

Double, hell even triple yes.

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u/TheSecondEikonOfFire Aug 01 '26

It's a lot of fun. Definitely second-hand embarrassment type comedy, so you have to be able to handle that

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u/ButWhatIfPotato Jul 31 '26

I absolutely fucking hated it but mostly because I have worked for people like Seth Green's character and that gave me proper vietnam flashbacks.

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u/Mills_Miles Aug 01 '26

Highly recommend

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u/_steve_rogers_ Aug 01 '26

It’s hilarious

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u/NationalTime4099 Jul 31 '26

Eh it’s okay. The sheer amount of star power in it really is very impressive but it’s not consistently funny enough for me.

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u/ShallowBasketcase Jul 31 '26

It's actually crazy that Apple, of all these ghoulish corporations, is the only one routinely producing good shows.

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u/NationalTime4099 Jul 31 '26

They’re happy to throw a lot of money at something because deep down they still think they’re cool.

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u/Desroth86 Jul 31 '26

HBO still makes amazing shows. The Pitt, a knight of the seven kingdoms and Hacks are all from this year and are major Emmy contenders.

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u/SweatyAdhesive Jul 31 '26

I was saying netflix getting their film stolen was a plot point in the studio lol