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Anonymous

10/01/25(Wed)17:50:36 No.214954810

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Does hollywood not want anything to do with him anymore?
Why did he reduced himself to making netflix slop?

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)18:26:20 No.214955426

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)18:26:20 No.214955426

>>214954810
Universal couldn’t make a Frankenstein movie off the ground. Del Toro really wanted to make a Frankenstein movie and Netflix was more than happy to give him a 120 million to make it. It will no doubt be big on Netflix and be nominated for a bunch of shit like all his stuff which gives Netflix the prestige they crave. Win-Win for both parties

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)19:07:07 No.214956178

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)19:07:07 No.214956178

Almost an entire decade of cancelled projects

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)19:09:41 No.214956224

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)19:09:41 No.214956224

>>214954810
He never made a good movie.

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)19:11:14 No.214956253

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)19:11:14 No.214956253

>>214955426
It will not win anythig and it looks like a tv movie in the trailer. No to mention it outright steals shots from the 90s Frankenstein movie.

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)19:12:14 No.214956269

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)19:12:14 No.214956269

>>214954810
His movies always follow the same pattern. That is, the people who watch his stuff like it a lot, but they don't actually end up as big successes.

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)19:15:08 No.214956313

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)19:15:08 No.214956313

>>214954810
because he's a talentless hack

Anonymous
10/01/25(Wed)19:17:21 No.214956353

Anonymous 10/01/25(Wed)19:17:21 No.214956353

>>214956178
He's paying the price for abandoning the Hobbit.