Maybe he would have returned for a sequel? There's a post-credits scene foreshadowing Bison's return iirc.
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I've got one in question, which is Heath Ledger not succumbing to an accidental overdose of sleeping pills.
Would he have won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role as the Joker in The Dark Knight had he lived than posthumously in our timeline? There's a lot of potential for that.
Would he have won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role as the Joker in The Dark Knight had he lived than posthumously in our timeline? There's a lot of potential for that.
I don't know. Julia is regarded as the only genuinely good part of the movie, so it is doubtful there would've been an immediate sequel.
If the studios got so desperate for reboot money, they would bring him back as Bison in the movie.
And if you think they wouldn't reboot that, they did reboot both Monsters and Footloose, two movies that weren't exactly highbrow.
That's a good question.
The good news is that had he not overdosed, his Joker would've appeared in the Dark Knight Rises. Can you imagine Bane and Joker together? Talk about an odd couple.
I did some research and found that a sequel was in development circa 2003. Van Damme was set to come back, but I'm not sure about other cast members.
Would they have done a better job, or would Julia have had to carry the whole movie on his shoulders again?
Knowing how the Chun-Li movie turned out, probably the latter.
There is one thing I wish Hollywood would do more often: embrace anime, since it's been practically mainstream in America for roughly 30 or so years.
I read that Vincent D'Onofrio, the actor who played Gomer Pyle, almost played Arceus in the Pokemon Jewel of Life movie. I was mildly disappointed when he didn't do the part, but I wish American film studios would do more to embrace anime and maybe give it more recognition on the big screen.
I read that Vincent D'Onofrio, the actor who played Gomer Pyle, almost played Arceus in the Pokemon Jewel of Life movie. I was mildly disappointed when he didn't do the part, but I wish American film studios would do more to embrace anime and maybe give it more recognition on the big screen.
@Tsar Nicholas The Cringe
One Piece is like the only thing that does it right, everything else I see aside from dubs are shitty live action movies or get "jelly donut"-ifed
....I mean, at least Dragonball Evolution inspired the dragon ball creator to revive the franchise so thats's nice.
One Piece is like the only thing that does it right, everything else I see aside from dubs are shitty live action movies or get "jelly donut"-ifed
....I mean, at least Dragonball Evolution inspired the dragon ball creator to revive the franchise so thats's nice.
Wait? One Piece has movies that are theatrically released in the US?
I believe he meant the Netflix live action series.
Littlest Pet Shop (2012) runs for 8 seasons instead of 4, and the series finale airs in May 2020, around the same time MLP: FIM ended.
It was also dubbed in Japanese for Nickelodeon Japan (which still exists) in 2015.
Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own is never created.
It was also dubbed in Japanese for Nickelodeon Japan (which still exists) in 2015.
Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own is never created.
@Tsar Nicholas The Cringe I meant the recent live action show on Netflix
maybe it's good because the creators actually love and respect the source material as opposed to "modernizing" it.
(Man, William Dafoe as Ryuk was so good why did everything else suck so bad)
maybe it's good because the creators actually love and respect the source material as opposed to "modernizing" it.
(Man, William Dafoe as Ryuk was so good why did everything else suck so bad)
I just looked at up, and it actually has decent reception.
This proves there are no bad ideas, just bad execution.
Raul Julia and Heath Ledger get to be in at least one of the "extra" Bond movies.
Raul Julia was a good actor, but I don't know if he could be a good Bond villain.
Julia was very hammy, but good Bond villains act with a subtle menace.