I was shouting in the comments about his lack of one per list and my persistence finally paid off!

Wha?! She was the best part of that film.

Eh, it's been pretty well known for a while that the blame for that one is largely on Brando.

@@ericthompson3982 But Kilmer was extremely unprofessional. Didn't the replacement director, Frankenheimer, shout "Now get that man off my set!" as soon as Kilmer's scenes wrapped?

I suspect Brando had taken up all that.

Kilmer himself blames himself for it. He says he was going through his divorce at the time, and that he acted very poorly. Brando was doing Brando things and being insane, and they massively indulged him

All is well!

x2. Ecstatic about that. Also, thought I'd mention - I have a relative who works in the entertainment biz (very local), and has a parade of horror stories about Jerry Lewis when her org was hosting an event he was the headliner at. He was a 100% total douchebag and misogynist prick. Like literally EVERY cliche. Awful human being.

Unfortunately, I believe this is a reissue video

These days, directors like Zack Snyder blame the fans for not understanding his movies.

These days, fans…in general…blame companies for wanting to showcase a world that’s more than white.

These days grown adults throw tantrums over fucking Disney movies and shows.

Yeah its pretty hilarious too

Sounds like you remember when movies had both diversity and a good story.

Waterworld is a good movie.

His name isn't WhatCulture, he actually introduces himself.

​@TySama0 So he did some butchering too? 😁

Also, he made a similar complaint for another movie... I don't have a clip of it, and I can't reproduce it here in writing, but in the first X-men movie, people made fun of a line he wrote, "Do you know what happens to a toad when it's hit by lightning? [Toad gets hit by lightning] The same as everyone else." And it was a bad line reading, but in the interview I heard, he gave an example of how he imagined it, and the words were the same, but it worked a lot better. It is one problem with writing, especially for movies, in Hollywood... a writer can have an idea for a good line, but then the producer and director and actor all get in there and it's almost a game of telephone where the final performance loses what the writer intended.

If I'm not mistaken there was a language barrier between the cast and the Director of Alien : Resurrection, he had to use a translator for the making of the film

@@rybock Anyone who has watched Buffy the vampire slayer knows there's lots of nuances in Joss's writing and the way words are delivered are vital to creating the tone of the scene. "Mom, mom, Mommy", has probably just made some fans of the show start crying

I half expected Paul kaye to unleash Dennis pennis in game of thrones

How is that Smith's fault? A ID sequel was a bad idea to begin with. The whole appeal of the first film was watching all the real-world buildings and monuments get destroyed. Once the world had been rebuilt following the first alien attack, it was harder for the audience to relate to the 'what if?' scenario. Smith wasn't obliged to return.

@@GregOrCreg It partly his fault didnt say it was all his fault. Yes the real blame is on th Director for putting his eggs all in one basket but when someone says they going to do something for you then drop out the can take some of the blame

@@Scaash Okay, I didn't fully realise that Smith had committed to a ID sequel. If that was the case, then I see your point. But if Emmerich merely assumed Smith would return without any guarantee beforehand, that can't really be levelled at Smith.

@@GregOrCreg Yeah middle of production and dude Opted out. 1:32

Edward Norton has also clashing with major studios/indies on most of his pictures, including the Oscar nominated successful adaptations of Primal Fear and American History X.

I agree, I saw both those movies in the cinema and enjoyed them but both had some bad lines, that Toad line was abysmal, the only part of the film I hated, I spent years asking why it wasn't changed at any point before release to "It gets fried!" or something. Half the people in this comment section could have read that script and made Whedon's lines punchier and funnier than he did.

Modern incels such as yourself remind me of a time when films could be enjoyed by everyone before the incel snowflakes made everything about their insecurities and dislike of women.

@@obredaanps3exactly. They are the worst of humanity.

Susan Alexandra "Sigourney" Weaver 😂 you made me look up her initials

Tony Kaye, director/cinematographer.

With the emphasis on the first syllable: PREH-min-jer. This is a law for all WhatCulture videos. There must be a mispronounced name so we can point it out and so increase the number of comments.

@@DanielOrme Have long suspected this.

Same as 'Schlesinger' which I don't think was pronounced properly either.

Yet, Suicide Squad was a huge hit and made about as much money as the more expensive and more hyped Batman v Superman, and certainly a lot more money than the completely pointless Resurgence.

@GregOrCreg say all you want, they were both overhyped disappointments.

@@Spawnwick_Boseman82820 I never said either of them were good. Suicide Squad is not a good movie. But commercially, it was a hit.

It is, but he wasn't diagnosed way back then. It sounds like Smith was being a jerk and Willis could have been too- who knows? But they worked again later in Die Hard 4.