Remake of the "Attack of the 50ft woman" by Burton?

[funbird]

There might be a good chance, that we'll see a remake of this famous movie:

https://screenrant.com/attack-fifty-...emake-updates/

Hope it is more than just an idea...

[Tiedefender]

Remember reading about this. Still find it hard to believe.

Well it's Tim Burton. So it's either going to be good or bad.

[Twilight_Roxas]

Seeing Warner Bros’ controversial choices let’s hope that it gets a release, and doesn’t end up being shelved as a tax write off.

[jwyattguy]

The only problem I see with a modern movie like this is that, due to the recent feminist push in Hollywood, there either won't be even a hint of nudity (the growth will happen with her fully blocked from view), or the clothes will somehow magically grow with her. Basically, they may not accentuate any of her feminine traits during or after her growth. I know that Tim Burton does have a certain style of film making that he does, and he's never fully shied away from a bit of cleavage or sexy skin... but, if the film isn't R-rated, then I doubt we'll get the AAA growth scene that we're all hoping for.

I certainly do hope I'm wrong, though!

[Twilight_Roxas]

Originally Posted by jwyattguy

The only problem I see with a modern movie like this is that, due to the recent feminist push in Hollywood, there either won't be even a hint of nudity (the growth will happen with her fully blocked from view), or the clothes will somehow magically grow with her. Basically, they may not accentuate any of her feminine traits during or after her growth. I know that Tim Burton does have a certain style of film making that he does, and he's never fully shied away from a bit of cleavage or sexy skin... but, if the film isn't R-rated, then I doubt we'll get the AAA growth scene that we're all hoping for.

I certainly do hope I'm wrong, though!

Not just that, but also Warner Bros has been sparking controversy for their actions.

[Shadowsbane99]

Originally Posted by jwyattguy

The only problem I see with a modern movie like this is that, due to the recent feminist push in Hollywood, there either won't be even a hint of nudity (the growth will happen with her fully blocked from view), or the clothes will somehow magically grow with her. Basically, they may not accentuate any of her feminine traits during or after her growth. I know that Tim Burton does have a certain style of film making that he does, and he's never fully shied away from a bit of cleavage or sexy skin... but, if the film isn't R-rated, then I doubt we'll get the AAA growth scene that we're all hoping for.

I certainly do hope I'm wrong, though!

I think it's less of the "feminist" push so much as a growing awareness of fetishes, so there will be an intentional avoidance of making the scene erotic unless the movie is rated R. That is the point of the ratings system after all, in theory.

That said, while I wouldn't say Burton is afraid of sexual concepts per se, his movies don't really have a pattern of sexualization. Sure, Lydia Deetz ended up causing a million young men and women to grow up with a goth girl fetish, and Catwoman in Batman Returns basically caused half a generation to become attracted to red flags and damage.

But of his 20 odd movies, the only ones that spring to mind for having intentionally sexualized content for audience titilation were Batman Returns (specifically Catwoman), Sleepy Hollow, and Dark Shadows.

So yeah, I don't think Burton will likely give the content this forum is looking for, but I don't think that is because of the current state of Hollywood.

[ReverendZ]

Originally Posted by Shadowsbane99

I think it's less of the "feminist" push so much as a growing awareness of fetishes, so there will be an intentional avoidance of making the scene erotic unless the movie is rated R. That is the point of the ratings system after all, in theory.

That said, while I wouldn't say Burton is afraid of sexual concepts per se, his movies don't really have a pattern of sexualization. Sure, Lydia Deetz ended up causing a million young men and women to grow up with a goth girl fetish, and Catwoman in Batman Returns basically caused half a generation to become attracted to red flags and damage.

But of his 20 odd movies, the only ones that spring to mind for having intentionally sexualized content for audience titilation were Batman Returns (specifically Catwoman), Sleepy Hollow, and Dark Shadows.

So yeah, I don't think Burton will likely give the content this forum is looking for, but I don't think that is because of the current state of Hollywood.

I get it. It's because it's not his style, is that it?

[ReverendZ]

Originally Posted by Twilight_Roxas

Seeing Warner Bros’ controversial choices let’s hope that it gets a release, and doesn’t end up being shelved as a tax write off.

They BETTER not.

[ReverendZ]

Out of sheer curiosity, who is your preferred actress to play Nancy Archer?

My personal list consists of:
Karen Gilian
Kristanna Loken
* Rebecca Romijn
* Elizabeth Debicki
* Missi Pyle

(*: preference)

[Shadowsbane99]

Originally Posted by ReverendZ

I get it. It's because it's not his style, is that it?

I mean, yeah, but I used more words so that makes it better, right?

...right?

[Twilight_Roxas]

Originally Posted by ReverendZ

Out of sheer curiosity, who is your preferred actress to play Nancy Archer?

My personal list consists of:
Karen Gilian
Kristanna Loken
* Rebecca Romijn
* Elizabeth Debicki
* Missi Pyle

(*: preference)

Most likely either Margot Robbie or Samara Weaving

[Twilight_Roxas]

Originally Posted by ReverendZ

They BETTER not.

Especially the recent controversy over WB shelving Coyote vs Acme