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Oz would be selected for use for a prison TV series (maybe they'd call it Osmond Prison). Actors, producers, a director, and a film crew would show up, and they film a single pilot episode, but in true Oz fashion, it becomes a total disaster.
Because they'd also use real prisoners as extras, maybe some of the actors get assaulted and the director is nearly killed. It'd be this terrible thing that McManus and Glynn would, of course, try to cover up, but then the news find out and exposes it.
It would've been a good multi episode storyline for the final season. What do you guys think?
Watch the first season, and the four episodes of the second season. The few times he got into fist fights, like with Steroid Roy, and that drunk guy in the bar in Season 2, John was always able to overpower 'em and win the fight.
Was this David Caruso's idea? To make his character almost like an invincible force? His character in CSI: Miami was pretty much the same. He seemed almost untouchable. What do you guys think?
My pick is E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial. It's one of Williams' five Oscar winning scores.
The movie's done pretty well so far. Grossed $333.3 million dollars worldwide ($215.8 million of that in the U.S. and Canada) against its $750,000 budget. Curry Barker right now getting a lot of acclaim and attention, big studio movie offers, all that good stuff.
His next movie, another horror film set in the same universe as Obsession, is in post production, and he's doing a new Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
That was James' whole dream he was never able to achieve. Do you think if James had seen the movie and all the success Curry is getting, it would make him even more sad and depressed than he's been all these years since the Nerd Movie bombed?
It's one of Spielberg's ultimate popcorn summer films. It's literally a perfect movie.
I don't know if it was ever filmed. It wasn't part of the deleted scenes on any of the DVD's, and it wasn't in the extended cut of the movie either. A funny gag, though.
Here's the still photo the scene, and the scene in the script. There's another deleted bit where Lorraine thanks Marty for saving her.
"What's not possible? He's fantastic. It's his best performance ever."
My number one favorite of all the Indy movies. Saw it in the theater when it came out. How about everyone else?
Two new examples of what James could've achieved had he been a more competent filmmaker.
Obsession cost $750,000 to $1 million to make, and has already grossed $41.1 million dollars. Backrooms isn't out yet, but it's getting lots of buzz, and it had a budget of about $10 million dollars. I think it's gonna have a big opening weekend.
Obsession was filmed in Los Angeles ("because that's where movies are made"). Backrooms shot in Vancouver.
Both filmmakers have certainly already been approached by the big studios who wanna be in business with 'em. It's everything James hoped for himself, but it just didn't happen. It's really a sad story. What do you guys think?