#Henry Warner

[thebarroomortheboy]

HOLLYWOOD STEPS OUT (1941) | dir. Tex Avery

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The Best Of Looney Tunes Limited Edition (1993)

[weirdlookindog]

Warner Oland and Henry Hull in Werewolf of London (1935)

[through-broken-eyes]

I love my lil weirdos 🥰 having a fun time in DC this weekend!

[animatejournal]

Freakazoid! Creators: Bruce Timm & Paul Dini Studio: Warner Bros. | USA, 1995

[geareduptom]

[zingaplanet]

Rite no one can ever tell me that Batman v Superman wasn't a cinematographic masterpiece cause man are those dark god-complex vibes tingling

[zestysharkwolf]

You know what I just realized

THEY HAVE THE SAME OUTFIT

[0solvmanidoo]

The film industry should stop just making films like they are now. Allow me to explain.

The film industry makes films and all too often they flop because they honestly suck. The flop mainly because the box office is horrible which is understandable considering going to see a movie is usually 10$ or more per person without any snacks or drinks and most people don’t want to pay that much money for a movie they don’t know or think will be any good.

Many of these movies no one asked for and sure some do end up being absolutely amazing. And people are practically begging for new and original films but these films have to be good or at least something people want to see in order for them to succeed right?

Films don’t really have the disc market to make up for poor box office performance anymore and making merchandise before a film comes out without knowing it people will like it would cause another loss. As would marketing which is another reason why many of these original movies currently seem to not be doing well and I believe lack of marketing is a major issue but why put a lot of money into marketing when you aren’t even sure the film will make enough money back to not be a loss?

I propose the film industry start their own type of Kickstarter website where the film industry can put up pages for movies they are proposing on making including things like summaries, storyboards, concepts, and more where people can back a project they want to see or poll on projects they want.

Another issue I see in the film industry is studios hiring, writers, producers, actors, or directors that don’t care about the source material or want to change a story to make it their own.

I would propose this kickstarter type website allow people in the film industry to sign up for projects that they want to work on because they are passionate about the themes or the source content or the story itself before the project is proposed. This could potentially prevent directors, writers, actors, and others from working on a project from just because of its popularity and potential pay. These people who sign up for projects could even write little summaries on why they are interested in working on the project.

Then when the project is publicized for people to back or vote on we will know that the people working on the project aren’t going to insult the people who enjoy the source material or insult the project they are working on. As we are seeing now the actions from people in the film industry insulting or being rude or other bad behavior makes a film look bad and makes people unsure about seeing the film because of the actions of people involved with it.

I know Henry Cavill is well known for being passionate about the projects he works on and I think people would have more confidence in a film if they knew the people working on it were actually passionate about it and actually enjoy working on it. (For clarification I don’t mean the Witcher because everyone knows that show was a dumpster fire from the very beginning but please think of his work playing Superman and in his other film productions instead. He enjoys getting into his roles are trying to do the best he can and I do not blame actors for bad writing or directing decisions that get okayed or final editing that doesn’t work with the story. Cavill is primarily an actor not a director.)

The pages for each proposed project could include enough information about it for people to confidently decide if they want to see it and vote on it without spoiling the ending. Meanwhile once it gets enough votes or popularity a studio could give it the go ahead to start production and give it funding.

If you think a mere summary isn’t enough to make a person decide it’s something they are interested in then allow me to use books as an example. Book readers usually only have a summary about a book to decide if it’s something they want to read. I’m sure a page with concept art, a good summary, and storyboards could really make a difference. Maybe even explain if the project is planned to be 3d animated, live action, or traditionally animated.

I too am sick of bland films, poorly made films, films where the source material is disrespected, endless remakes or sequels or prequels, or the people working on it say they don’t like the themes of it or don’t respect it, or just unwanted films that no one wanted. And I firmly believe a way for people to decide on what they want to see in a film would help film studios prevent flops or failures that may result in massive losses.

I would’ve probably made a better post than this one but I had a family member who would not stop bothering me and unfortunately annoyed me to the point I could no longer concentrate on what I was writing. But if you have anything to add or say go ahead this is just some wild idea I had.

[madame-helen]

[thebarroomortheboy]

Along with producer Leon Schlesinger, other members of the Warner Bros. animation studio played the live-action roles: writer Michael Maltese was the security guard, animator Gerry Chiniquy was the live-action director, and manager Henry Binder was the stagehand who tosses Porky out of the soundstage. With the exception of Schlesinger, all voices were dubbed over by Mel Blanc.

YOU OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES (1940) | dir. Fritz Freleng

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The Bugs Bunny Film Festival (1998)

[weirdlookindog]

Werewolf of London (1935) - Trade ad

[softhenrycavill]

[mikyapixie]

6 years ago today Ralph Breaks The Internet released in theaters!!!

Did you know that they were going to give Ralph a girlfriend & big sister to Vanellope in the movie until they decided to cut her out of the movie entirely???

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Nicholas Hamilton as ʜᴇɴʀʏ ʙᴏᴡᴇʀs (dir. Andy Muschietti • 2017)