>>96806574
I think we might actually be leaving the era of Jared Leto. The only reason he was in the new tron movie was because he produced it, and it's like the 4th bomb in a row for him.
>>96806529 (OP) >>96806574 >>96806703
So, will they take a portal to Catan world or will it be some survivor-like premise where people end up stuck in an island and have to slowly build civilization again?
To be fair there is a 20 years old novel. I don't know what the hell it is about (a fictionalization of sorts of a colonization of a fantasy island) but it's long as fuck so something happens.
I remember reading a Catan licensed book around 2005 which was great. Pretty thick tome, like 500 pages and everbody who saw me read it would come up to me and ask whether it was the rules for the game kek.
It was some drama stuff around vikings colonising an island, I don't remember the plot except one scene in which the colonists broke a stick and each family drew a piece randomly. The broken pieces fit together in a unique way. This way they determined the order in which people's homes would be built by the men.
Of course today such a tale of cooperation and community between neighbours could never be made, they'll introduce some dindus that are oppressed for whatever reason. Which there never have been in any Settlers of Catan game.
Never actually played Catan heard back in the day even the 360 version was loved saw multiple peeps with all achievements:3 worried about Netflix though desu.
>>96812848
What? And it was 2024. So Netflix already makes boardgame movies. >present people are send into the game aka the past
Weird how they only can do Isekai settings. Is there a similar western word for Isekai? I mean Alice in Wonderland is an old Isekai story from the west, but i domt really know if there is a name for that genre.
>>96818122
Not sure if that's better or worse than John Boyega. I think it's really funny they keep trying to push big names in the Pacific Rim movies considering the only person of note in the original was Idris Alba. Charlie Hunnam was pretty much a literal who back then and it's not like Idris had as much star power then as he does now either.
>>96806856
I don't know how to tell you this, anon, so don't read this spoiler if you're in a mentally difficult place.
he's in the upcoming he-man film and he's playing skeletor. can you imagine anyone less suited to playing a camp skeleton? the cunt's gonna be super serious, all brood no MYAAH.
if you need to have a sit down and cry, I'm here for you.
