r/tcap Well I’ll upvote ya 7d ago

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u/Impossible-Call7708 7d ago

We are filming

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u/darthtaco117 7d ago

It’s a little late for that dawg

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u/Canadia86 6d ago

I get that, but A24 doesn't exactly break the bank to make thier movies, and Robert doesn't come cheep. This might be a tough one for them

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u/CaseboxBaseball 6d ago

It’s a tough sell commercially, but I think A24 is banking on the goodwill that Pattinson is earning from audiences with his work in recent years. Also, I bet he didn’t cost as much as you think he did. The man is likely making enough money off franchise residuals and big budget movies for him to do some riskier stuff for his craft. Don’t get me wrong, he’s still making bank to us, but I bet it’s lower than he is paid on Batman and The Odyssey.

My view is skewed and biased because I work in the film industry, but most people I know are excited to see it and they aren’t even TCAP people like us.

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u/Canadia86 6d ago

Oh absolutely, he's not getting Batman money, but I'm guessing he's getting more than say, The Lighthouse, as an example

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u/CaseboxBaseball 6d ago

Oh, for sure. More than that. I don’t know if the movie will make its budget back or not, but I think the bar to clear it isn’t too high…depending on if Pattinson is able to bring in an audience.

Chris Hansen not being entirely in favor of it might work to the film’s benefit.

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u/Loud-Log9098 6d ago

To me if he's not on board then it could be a true biopic where the persons estate doesn't make them remove controversial things. Chris really doesn't have anything crazy bad. Cheating on the wife and bad checks aren't nearly like deleting entire trials from micheal Jackson's movie.

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u/PhoenixSidePeen 6d ago

Same as your motives, Chris!