#dogman movie theory

[marias-new-blog-ig]

Dog Man movie theory/speculation

Okay so I wanted to talk about a little theory/prediction I have for the movie and some things I noticed in the trailer and merchandise.

This is all just stuff that I've inferred from promotional material but I'll put it under the cut anyway just in case you don't want potential spoilers (and also so it doesn't take up too much space on the dash)

So I was out doing some shopping today and had some money leftover and decided to buy myself that new Petey action figure for the movie

It comes with Petey himself obviously and also various extra accessories and things, typical action figure stuff

One of the extras it comes with is a whiteboard showing some of Petey's evil plans to defeat Dogman. On one side it has 80-HD and on the other it was a grid of a bunch of other plans that he's tried, like the giant vacuum cleaner, the squirrel tank, cloning... All things we've either seen in the trailers or know from the books. But one "plan" that caught me off guard was the drawing of Flippy labelled "Mecha Flippy"

Now obviously Flippy is going to be a character in this movie, that's not a secret. There's shots of him (albeit dead) in the trailer. He's going to be an antagonist and most likely the greater evil that Dogman and Petey have to team up to defeat in the end. I think we all know that

But what's interesting is that this detail on Petey's whiteboard seems to imply that Mecha Flippy was Petey's doing? Which is frankly a WILD lore drop to get from a random promotional toy

My theory is that the movie is going to have Petey be the one to bring Flippy back to life, rather than it happening on accident like in the book. He wants to use Flippy to help him defeat Dogman, but this backfires when Flippy turns out to be far more powerful and far more evil than Petey intended, causing Petey to switch sides and help Dogman stop him instead (possibly because Flippy tries to hurt Li'l Petey like in the book?)

I also just remembered this scene in the trailer where Dogman is supposed to be watching the security cameras of some kind of science facility, one of them showing a dead Flippy in a fishbowl, and the second he turns away Petey breaks in

If my theory about Petey being the one to revive Flippy is correct then this scene makes a lot of sense; Petey is breaking in to the science lab where Flippy is being kept to steal his corpse and bring him back to life later as part of an evil plan

I think this story direction also makes a lot of sense if this happens after Petey's cloning plan fails. He ditches Li'l Petey but still wants a partner in crime to help him take down Dogman, so he brings Flippy, the world's most evil butterfly fish, back to life to hopefully recruit into his plan to destroy all do-gooders

I have so many more little theories and speculations about the movie that I'll probably post in the next couple days before the movie comes out (I want to make a bingo card), but this detail on the action figure was so exciting to me that I just HAD to post my thoughts about it right now because I don't think I've seen anyone else talk about this

[directdogman]

hello dogman! i am analysing your backgrounds in dialtown for a project and i am trying to prove a point to a teacher so

is the movie theatre red for a specific reason?

dumb question i know but i need to know

Oh, it's colour theory. Dialtown uses different palettes for the various backgrounds. Most of the nature areas are blue, the carnival is generally green/purple and a lot of the locations tied to the cast have palettes that relate to those characters.

For instance, a lot of the backgrounds in Randy's route (the dumpster, the street shots, subway) are blue, the cinema is red (like Mr Dickens and Oliver), the Mayor's office is purple, the bank's palette is autumnal (like Karen), etc.

[booger-diaperlips]

so guys, I'm probably gonna be posting more Dogman than Captain Underpants a lil more often for now for like- idk, stuf. And just make simple theories for the movie with Gacha 😋

[bear-boi-5]

Huh

When you sandwich the Minecraft movie trailer between the Sonic 3 and Dogman trailers, then you're kinda fucked

Film theory also pretty much figured out what exactly is gonna happen in this movie and it mainly comes in the form of the very particular and very expensive choice of song being Magical Mystery Tour by the Beatles, which, if you don't know, is about drugs and "going to another place"

So it's just gonna be an isekai

Seeing how they react to the sheep, the floating block and them being humans in a game world just gives off the impression that Minecraft doesn't exist in their world so they got Isekaied

It also doesn't look great for Warner Bros. I mean. Do I have to remind y'all about Wile e Coyote Vs ACME?

Sonic 3 and Dogman look fucking fantastic and then there's Minecraft. Oh god. Personally, I don't mind the designs of the mobs and world, sure it looks AI generated and it just "Minecraft in real life" but it isn't that bad. It's just the out of place humans and the possible isekai plot. People have made bingos for this shit, that's how predictable Warner Bros is

[gallonwghost]

THAT WAS PEAK THAT WAS PEAK THAT WAS PEAK

Tw spoilers for the dogman movie under:

Okay first, congrats on the doctor for the transition, saying this because the doctor was male in the books but is a girl in the movie, go congrats girlboss

Second, FLIPPYS BRITISH??? OR HAS A BRITISH ACCENT??? LOVED HOW THE ANIMATED HIM BUT THAT WAS A COMPLETE SURPISE FOR MS

Third, HOLY SHIT I WASN'T EXPECTING DOGMAN ANGST?? IN MY KIDS MOVIE??? AND HE HAD A GIRLFRIEND BEFORE THE BOMB??? MY JAW DROPPED WHEN HE MENTIONED HER. THE ANGST. OMG THE ANGST

Fourth, I know they can't fit all characters and don't know if they'll have a 2nd movie, but the dad plot went a bit too fast. Would've made the whole "You also abandoned me. And I forgave you..." scene from lil Petey matter more since Petey would be a different person and grown out of his old ways, but they also probably didn't know when they would have a second movie, so thats forgivable. Also, they didn't include my goat YoLay, unfortunately... I hope she's in the second movie if its even for a second, if the movie doesn't bomb

And fifth, Sarah had like a huge change in appearance. She's ginger and is wearing completely clothes unlike her in the books having brown hair and wearing a red dress. Im not complaining tho, happy they kept her Australian accent! Still sad ZuZu only showed up a few times, but she's still there so that's good

Also I JUST noticed this. Color theory. You know how Blue and Orange are opposites on the color wheel? Dogman is blue. And Petey is Orange. They're complete opposites with Petey being a criminal and Dogman a police officer. This works with their characters since they're so different from each other just personality wise. How did I just notice this?

Anyway. This is peak. I will be buying merch.

[howtodisassembleyourdeviant]

What is my muse’s reaction to hearing an odd noise at night? What is my muse’s favorite monster/cryptid? ( for both please )

𝕄𝕠𝕟𝕤𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝔸𝕤𝕜𝕤

What is my muse’s reaction to hearing an odd noise at night? 

Android: To investigate it. His undying curiosity won’t let him rest until he finds out what it is. 

Human: To investigate it. However, he has seen enough horror movies to know when something is ���not his department’. He’s not going to let himself get killed by some ghost or alien. Not going to be made into a slave by a demon. Nope. 

What is my muse’s favorite monster/cryptid?

Android: He hasn’t been exposed to much in the way of monsters or cryptids yet, so far only hearing about the classic monsters, along with Bigfoot and the Mothman. His favorite would currently have to be Frankenstein’s monster. He never asked to exist, yet he was hated for it like it was his fault. It’s hard not to relate to that.

Human: Growing up in Michigan, Connor has heard his fair share of cryptids. From Pressie in Lake Superior, Melon Heads of Saugatuck, to the Nain Rouge here in Detroit, but Connor always liked the Michigan Dogman. There’s a lot of theories as to what it could possibly be, but he always liked to think of it as the spirit of a Native American shaman. 

[lustingtc]

28th November 2019

Sowwyyy for no post 😭😭😭😭 I’m die 😵😥 jk,,, I’m..... idk... lolol :d

T 🥵🥵

He had his CUTE LIL COAT ON!!! 💝💞💓💗💖💘💕 he looked so pissed when anyone tlked to him lololol baby,,, 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

That damn coat just make me wanna 💝💞💓💗💖💘💕💝💞💓💗💖💘💕baby baby bAB!

But his class 😳😳😳👉🏻👈🏻

S was late and T was like “Where’s S??” N I was like 😐 Idk 😬 n yea 😰😰😰😰

T spar fax doe 😳😳😳

There was smthing abt Star Wars 8 on the board and T was like

“If anyone thinks this movie is good AT ALL. Get out my class”

Sooo 🥴🥴🥴🥴 he spits truths 🥰🥰✌🏻

EVEN MORE TRUTHS!!!

T LAUGHED @ MY JOKE!!! 🥵🥵

We had to have the world despite in our sentence n so I was like

“Despite my glasses, I’m really stupid 😗✌🏻”

N T was like 😂😂😂😂😂 for quite a bit 😳💝💞💓💗💖💘💕💝💞💓💗💖💘💕 I’m-

Sir. Laugh at my joke again

I dare u.

Cuz 😳😳😳😳😳😳

Mans we eye fcked like MAD again 🙄🙄

He basically asking to marry me dis lesson 😔

ALSO WOSNEOWNSKW,,,,,

BABY BOY!!!! 💝💞💓💗💖💘💕

He was really chuffed w himself bc he had matte laminated sheets 😌😌😌😌✌🏻✌🏻

My Graphic GCSE ass was like wjwkeneksnd cuz lolol,,, that’s my SHIT RITE THERE!!!!

Before he gave them out,, he was like 😡😡😡 “I worked hard on these. Pls complement me!!!”

So everyone was giving half assed “wow!” “Cool.” “Good job!” Lik lmfao 😭😭😭💝💞💓💗💖💘💕 hes so,,,, baby

I was really close to saying “Now this is epic!” But I didn’t 😰😰😰 thank fuck

My god tho,,, 💝💞💓💗💖💘💕 hes a baby

He was so nice tho...

He gave us 5 mins at the start of lesson to process the PPE’s and then 10 at the end of lesson to get ready for our maths 🥺🥺🥺🥺

So 🥴🥴 I spent a little bitch watching him😳

I saw him looking at his nails 🤤💅🏻 lmFAO 💝💞💓💗💖💘💕😌😌 he did that.

He was just working on his computer and occasionally shouting at kids 😔😔✌🏻✌🏻

And that was all 😭😭✌🏻

BUT.... owo

In art Miss was showing us books 📚👁👃🏻👁

N this kid took pics of their tutor and painted them n lik 😳😳😳

“You know who I’m shooting 🥴”

My whole class of 6 ppl where like 🙄🙄🙄 INCLUDING MISS LMAO

She was like

“This is why I was hesitant on showing this page. I knew you’d say that!”

The art dept is the only place I can make T jokes w/o getting reported 🤪🤪🤪✌🏻thrilling!

I have some awful news

Absolutely distraught.

T... may😷have a 🤢🤢🤢,,, a- omg- 🤮 A GF?!?!??🤮

Yes.

T... may have a... g-girlfriend.

In O’s & 🕷’s German class they planned weddings.

Ppl started asking abt T... 😳😳😳😳

M confirmed:

T is not gay

“Cannot comment” on if T has a gf

CONSPIRACY:

M only said no to T being gay cuz he didn’t want to our T, and cannot comment of T’s relationship status cuz he’s gay? 🏳️‍🌈😱🥰

But that’s a theory. A game theory.

So 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

If it’s true, I’m young hot sexy beautiful cute amazing funny smart and other things.

he’d hit it imo 😏😏😏😏

On a lighter note.

In O’s & 🕷’s German wedding planning project... guess who they did...

T & Dogman’s wedding. 😳😨😭💔

They drew T with nipple tassels. 😶😶

M saw this and...

He went to showed T what they did

T was like “WOW! Dis is very cool!” 😱😱

I was invited to the wedding so 🥴🥴🥴✌🏻

OBJECTION! 😡🤚🏻

Lmao

[meangirlsx]

Vampire, Witch, Graveyard, Werewolf

Vampire: What is your favorite supernatural creature?

Gosh, I love so many! Probably witches or fairies. I also especially love mermaids, werewolves (I blame Teen Wolf), and ghosts if they’re like the nice ones, you know?

Witch: If you could have any superpower, what would it be?

Super speed! You can do so many things with it!! Help or save people, control certain weather or natural events, time travel, like anything they do with it on The Flash. Or healing. I would also love the ability to heal people.

Graveyard: Do you know any good scary stories?

I probably know quite a few but I don’t know if they’d be scary to anyone else. I remember a handful of scary stories from this book I checked out from the library in elementary school that kept me up late every night for like a month after I returned the book. Or even some stories that I could recount from chain emails in middle school that scared the shit out of me then but looking back on them now I realize made no sense at all.

Like one email was this story where this babysitter put the kids to bed then went into the parents’ room to watch TV until they got home. They had a clown statue in their bedroom, and it creeped her out, so she called them to ask if she could cover it up. Their response was, “Get the kids out of the house right now. We don’t have a clown statue.” And I’m pretty sure the last line was something about how by the time the parents got home, the babysitter and the kids were either missing or dead. That haunted my thoughts for so long. But like, why dressed as a clown? Why hide as a statue in a bedroom? Why wait for the girl to make the phone call? Why call to ask about covering the “statue” up instead of just putting a towel over it and taking it off when the parents get home?

Also I watch a LOT of cop shows so a lot of realistic scary stories come from those.

Werewolf: What is your favorite urban legend?

On a quick side note, last time, you asked about urban legends where I live and I didn’t have any off the top of my head. I just Googled some. Apparently my state has like this huge “dogman” legend that I’ve never heard of? There are also apparently some light house legends because we have a lot of light houses in the state. And we have our own small-scale version of the Bermuda Triangle. And our own version of the Loch Ness Monster! Dude, I’ve been missing out on so many legends!!

I guess I don’t really know what my favorite is because I don’t exactly know how to differentiate between urban legends and other things that are similar. Strictly an urban legend, I’m fascinated by the concept of the vanishing hitchhiker, I think mostly because in that movie, Pee-wee’s Big Adventure, they flip the legend and make the driver the ghost and that was my introduction to the legend and I thought that was so cool.

This is probably more of a conspiracy theory but I love the whole concept of the Mandela effect, where large groups of people swear something is one way despite it not being true, named after the widespread belief that Mandela died in prison in the 90s when he didn’t. My favorite of that, I think, is the Berenstain Bears one. A lot of people swear that the family’s last name is spelled Berenstein and they (we, actually, because I was totally one of these people) swear they can remember looking at the book covers as kids and seeing it spelled that way. But supposedly it’s always been spelled Berenstain. There’s a theory that we’re in a different timeline, maybe that we went into when the world was supposed to end in 2012, so in our original timeline it was Berenstein but in this current timeline it’s Berenstain. I don’t actually necessary believe that, I just love the idea.

[tuseriesdetv]

Guía de series: Estrenos y regresos de mayo 2020

Tenemos mucha suerte de seguir más tiempo con el confinamiento, así podremos disfrutar con calma de todas estas series y de todas las que tengamos atrasadas. Además, hay mucha comedia entre las novedades.

¡Feliz mayo!

Leyenda:

Verde: series nuevas

Negro: regresos de otras series

Naranja: miniseries o series documentales

Amarillo: tv movies, documentales, especiales o pilotos

Morado: season finales

Púrpura: midseason finales

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Calendario de series

1 de mayo:

Hollywood (1T completa), Into the Night (1T completa), Casi feliz (1T completa), Mrs. Serial Killer, The Half of It y All Day and a Night en Netflix 

Trying (1T) en Apple TV+ 

Betty (1T) en HBO

Upload (1T completa) y Amaia: Una vuelta al Sol en Amazon

Charmed (2T finale) en The CW 

3 de mayo: 

Billions (5T) en Showtime

Rick & Morty (4bT completa) en Hulu

Good Witch (6T) en Hallmark

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist (1T finale) y Good Girls (3T finale) en NBC 

4 de mayo:

Reno 911 (7T) en Quibi

The Neighborhood (2T finale) y Bull (4T finale) en CBS 

5 de mayo: 

The A Word (3T) en BBC One

El ministerio del tiempo (4T) en TVE

Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind en HBO 

The Conners (2T finale), Bless This Mess (2T finale) y Mixed-ish (1T finale) en ABC 

6 de mayo:

Becoming en Netflix

SEAL Team (3T finale) en CBS

Riverdale (4T finale) en The CW 

7 de mayo:

Blindspot (5T y última) en NBC

Brassic (2T completa) en Sky

Bruh (1T) en BET+ 

8 de mayo:

Dead to Me (2T completa), The Eddy (1T completa), Valeria (1T completa) y 18 regali en Netflix

Solar Opposites (1T completa) en Hulu

Madres (1T completa) en Amazon

Dynasty (3T finale) en The CW

MacGyver (4T finale) en CBS

10 de mayo:

I Know This Much Is True en HBO

The Rookie (2T finale) en ABC

11 de mayo: 9-1-1 (3T finale) en FOX

12 de mayo:

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. The Reverend (especial interactivo) en Netflix

The Flash (6T finale) en The CW

13 de mayo:

The Wrong Missy en Netflix

American Housewife (4T finale), Single Parents (2T finale) y Schooled (2T finale) en ABC

14 de mayo:

Station 19 (4T finale) y How to Get Away with Murder (series finale) en ABC

Katy Keene (1T finale) en The CW

15 de mayo:

The Great (1T completa) en Hulu

La unidad (1T completa) en Movistar+

White Lines (1T completa) y Chichipatos (1T completa) en Netflix

The Blacklist (7T finale) en NBC

17 de mayo:

Hightown (1T) en Starz

Snowpiercer (1T) en TNT

The Simpsons (31T finale), Bob's Burgers (10T finale) y Duncanville (1T finale) en FOX

18 de mayo:

Stargirl (1T) en DC Universe

Dead Still (1T) en Acorn TV

19 de mayo: Sweet Magnolias (1T) en Netflix

20 de mayo:

The 100 (7T y última) en The CW

SWAT (3T finale) en CBS

Motherland: Fort Salem (1T finale) en Freeform

22 de mayo:

Control Z (1T completa), The Lovebirds y Survive the Night en Netflix

Homecoming (2T completa) en Amazon 

25 de mayo:

Barkskins en National Geographic

Grant en History

27 de mayo:

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (7T y última) en ABC 

Love Life (1T) y On The Record en HBO Max

Grant en History

29 de mayo:

Space Force (1T completa) en Netflix

Ramy (2T completa) en Hulu

Central Park (1T) en Apple TV+

Defending Jacob (1T finale) en Apple TV+ 

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Estrenos de series

Hollywood (Netflix)

Descrita como una provocativa e incisiva carta de amor a la edad de oro de Hollywood, sigue a un grupo de aspirantes a actores y directores que intentan triunfar sin importar el precio después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, y muestra y examina los injustos sistemas y prejuicios basados en raza, género o sexualidad y las dinámicas de poder que continúan hasta hoy y cómo se vería la industria del entretenimiento si hubieran desaparecido. Con Darren Criss (Glee, American Crime Story), David Corenswet (The Politician), Samara Weaving (SMILF, Ready or Not), Jeremy Pope (Choir Boy, Ain't Too Proud), Laura Harrier (Spider-Man: Homecoming, BlacKkKlansman), Patti LuPone (Pose, Penny Dreadful), Holland Taylor (Two and a Half Men, Mr. Mercedes), Jim Parsons (The Big Bang Theory, The Normal Heart), Dylan McDermott (American Horror Story, The Politician), Queen Latifah (Chicago, Hairspray), Maude Apatow (Euphoria, Girls), Joe Mantello (The Normal Heart), Jake Picking (Patriots Day, Dirty Grandpa), Mira Sorvino (Mighty Aphrodite, Condor), Rob Reiner (All in the Family, New Girl), Harriet Harris (Desperate Housewives, Frasier) y Michelle Krusiec (The Invitation, Hawaii Five-0).

Creada por Ryan Murphy (Feud, American Crime Story) junto a Ian Brennan (Glee, Scream Queens). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 1 de mayo Estreno en España: 1 de mayo en Netflix España

Trying (Apple TV+)

Todo lo que quieren Nikki (Esther Smith; Cuckoo, Uncle) y Jason (Rafe Spall; Roadies, The Big Short) es un hijo, la única cosa que no pueden tener, así que deciden adoptar. Conociendo a sus disfuncionales amigos, sus excéntricas familias y sus caóticas vidas, ¿estará de acuerdo el comité con la adopción? El reparto cuenta con Imelda Staunton (Harry Potter, Pride), Daren Boyd (Fortitude, Lucky Man), Jackie Mouzo, Robyn Cara (Life), Jonathan Rhodes y Phil Davis (Poldark, Riviera).

Comedia escrita por Andy Wolton y dirigida por Jim O'Hanlon (Catastrophe, Inside No. 9). Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 1 de mayo Estreno en España: 1 de mayo en Apple TV+ España

Betty (HBO)

Comedia inspirada en la película Skate Kitchen (2018) que se centra en un grupo de chicas de Nueva York que practican skateboarding. Repiten en sus papeles Rachelle Vinberg, Nina Moran, Kabrina Adams, Dede Lovelace y Ajani Russell.

Creada, escrita y producida por Crystal Moselle (Skate Kitchen) y Lesley Arfin (Love). Dirigida por Moselle. Seis episodios.

Estreno: 1 de mayo

Estreno: 2 de mayo en HBO España

Upload (Amazon)

Sitcom en la que Nora (Andy Allo, Pitch Perfect 3) es una trabajadora de atención al cliente en un ambiente de realidad virtual en el que puede vivir la gente después de morir y al que llega Nathan (Robbie Amell; The Flash, A Series of Unfortunate Events) tras sufrir un accidente de coche.

Con Kevin Bigley (Sirens, The Moodys), Allegra Edwards (Briarpatch), Zainab Johnson (American Koko), Elizabeth Bowen (Fargo, No Tomorrow), William B Davis (Continuum, The X-Files) y Owen Daniels (Space Force).

Creada, escrita y dirigida por Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks and Recreation). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 1 de mayo

Bruh (BET+)

John (Barry Brewer, Games People Play), Tom (Mahdi Cocci, The Gifted, Sistas), Mike (Phillip Mullings Jr., American Soul) y Bill (Monti Washington, Games People Play) son cuatro amigos afroamericanos ya en la treintena que buscan guía y apoyo entre ellos mientras tratan de aprender a ser independientes, ya sea en temas amorosos o laborales. Con Chandra Currelley (Madea's Big Happy Family), Candice Renée (Bodied), Alyssa Goss (The Bobby Brown Story), Caroline Harris (Shook), Brandon Sutton, Angela Marie Rigsby (Too Close to Home) y Sarah Hudson (Bluff City Law).

Creada, escrita, producida y dirigida por Tyler Perry (Sistas, Too Close to Home). Veinticuatro episodios.

Estreno: 7 de mayo

The Eddy (Netflix)

Drama musical ambientado en París y centrado en un pianista (André Holland; Castle Rock, Moonlight), divorciado y con una hija adolescente (Amandla Stenberg; The Hate U Give, The Hunger Games), que se ha convertido en el dueño de un club y mantiene una relación intermitente con Maja (Joanna Kulig; Cold War, Hanna), una cantante que tiene problemas con la bebida. Les acompañan Tahar Rahim (The Looming Tower, The Last Panthers) y Melissa George (The Slap, The Good Wife).

Escrito por Jack Thorne (National Treasure, This Is England) y con música original de Glen Ballard. Dirigido por Alan Poul (The Newsroom, Six Feet Under). Damien Chazelle (La La Land, Whiplash) producirá y dirigirá dos de los ocho episodios.

Estreno: 8 de mayo

Estreno: 8 de mayo en Netflix España

Solar Opposites (Hulu)

Comedia de animación sobre una familia de alienígenas que abandona su planeta y se muda a un suburbio de Estados Unidos. Con las voces de Justin Roiland (Adventure Time, Gravity Falls), Sean Giambrone (The Goldbergs, Clarence), Mary Mack (Golan the Insatiable) y Wendi McLendon-Covey (The Goldbergs, Reno 911!).

Creada por Justin Roiland (Rick & Morty). Ocho episodios. Ya está renovada por una segunda temporada.

Estreno: 8 de mayo

I Know This Much Is True (HBO)

Miniserie que explora la identidad estadounidense siguiendo las vidas paralelas de dos gemelos en la segunda mitad del siglo XX. Protagonizada por Mark Ruffalo (The Normal Heart, Spotlight), Melissa Leo (I'm Dying Up Here, Treme), Rosie O'Donnell (SMILF, The Fosters), Archie Panjabi (The Good Wife, The Fall), Imogen Poots (Roadies, 28 Weeks Later), Juliette Lewis (Secrets & Lies, Wayward Pines), Kathryn Hahn (Transparent, I Love Dick), Guillermo Diaz (Scandal, Weeds), Aisling Franciosi (The Fall, Clique), John Procaccino (The Good Wife, Madam Secretary), Rob Huebel (Transparent, Childrens Hospital), Philip Ettinger (One Dollar, First Reformed), Michael Greyeyes (True Detective, Fear The Walking Dead), Brian Goodman (Chance, Rizzoli & Isles), Bruce Greenwood (The Resident, American Crime Story), Marcello Fonte (Dogman), Tom Stratford, Simone Coppo y Bethany Kay.

Basada en la novela de Wally Lamb (1998). Escrita, dirigida y producida por Derek Cianfrance (Blue Valentine). Seis episodios.

Estreno: 10 de mayo Estreno en España: 11 de mayo en HBO España

The Great (Hulu)

Comedia sobre el ascenso al poder de Catalina la Grande y la relación con su esposo. Protagonizada por Elle Fanning (Maleficent, A Rainy Day in New York), Nicholas Hoult (Skins, X-Men). Completan el cast Phoebe Fox (Close to the Enemy, The Hollow Crown), Adam Godley (The Umbrella Academy, Breaking Bad), Gwilym Lee (Jamestown, The Midsomer Murders), Charity Wakefield (Close to the Enemy, Wolf Hall), Douglas Hodge (Catastrophe, The Night Manager), Sacha Dhawan (Iron Fist, Mr. Selfridge) y Sebastian De Souza (Skins, Medici: Masters of Florence).

Escrita por Tony McNamara (The Favourite). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 15 de mayo

White Lines (Netflix)

El cuerpo de un famoso DJ de Manchester es encontrado en Ibiza veinte años después de su misteriosa desaparición y su hermana regresa a la isla a investigar. Con Laura Haddock (Guardians of the Galaxy, Da Vinci's Demons), Daniel Mays (Good Omens, Rogue One), Marta Milans (El embarcadero, Shazam!), Juan Diego Botto (Good Behaviour, Plenilunio), Nuno Lopes (São Jorge), Laurence Fox (Lewis, Victoria) y Angela Griffin (Turn Up Charlie, Ordinary Lies).

Creada y escrita por Álex Pina (La casa de papel, Vis a vis) y producida por Andy Harries (The Crown, Strike Back) y Cristina López Ferraz (La casa de papel, Vis a vis).

Estreno: 15 de mayo Estreno en España: 15 de mayo en Netflix España

Hightown (Starz)

Drama que trata la actual crisis de muertes por sobredosis de opiáceos en Estados Unidos y que se centra en Jackie (Monica Raymund; Chicago Fire, Lie to Me), una chica lesbiana de Provincetown, Massachusetts que trabaja como agente federal en el servicio nacional de pesca marina y tras encontrar un cadáver en la costa, se obsesiona cada vez más con resolver el asesinato mientras se enfrenta a su adicción. Le acompañan James Badge Dale (The Departed, 24), Amaury Nolasco (Prison Break, Deception), Dohn Norwood (The Sinner, Hell on Wheels), Shane Harper (Happyland, Awkward), Atkins Estimond (Lodge 49, StartUp) y Riley Voelkel (The Originals, The Newsroom).

Escrita y producida por Rebecca Cutter (Gotham, The Mentalist) y producida por Jerry Bruckheimer (CSI, Lucifer).

Estreno: 17 de mayo Estreno en España: 17 de mayo en Starzplay España

Snowpiercer (TNT)

Después de que el mundo se convierta en un desierto helado, los humanos que quedan vivos viajan en un tren gigante y en constante movimiento donde se mantienen la lucha de clases, las injusticias sociales y la política de la supervivencia.

Forman el reparto Jennifer Connelly (A Beautiful Mind, Requiem for a Dream), Daveed Diggs (Hamilton, The Get Down), Mickey Sumner (Battle of the Sexes, Low Winter Sun), Iddo Goldberg (Salem, Peaky Blinders), Sheila Vand (Undone, Argo), Lena Hall (Becks), Annalise Basso (Captain Fantastic, Slender Man), Jaylin Fletcher (The Female Brain), Sasha Frolova (Red Sparrow, Little Women), Steven Ogg (The Walking Dead, Westworld), Rowan Blanchard (Girl Meets World, The Goldbergs), Karin Konoval (The Good Doctor, Dirk Gently), Timothy V. Murphy (Quantico, True Detective), Happy Anderson (The Knick, Mindhunter), Sam Otto (The State), Stephen Lobo (Continuum, Travelers), Katie McGuinness (Hollywood, Roots), Miranda Edwards (Arrow, The Magicians), Susan Park (Briarpatch, Fargo), Manoj Sood (Salvation, Insomnia), Dylan Schmid (Shut Eye, Once Upon a Time), Mike O'Malley (Glee, My Name Is Earl), Andrea Ware (Van Helsing), Shaun Toub (Homeland, Lois & Clark), Jonathan Lloyd Walker (Continuum, Flash Gordon), Kelly-Ruth Mercier (Bates Motel), Roberto Urbina (Narcos, Recovery Road), Aleks Paunovic (Van Helsing, iZombie), Shaun Toub (Homeland, Iron Man), Kerry O'Malley (Shameless, Annabelle), Aaron Glenane (Picnic at Hanging Rock) o Fiona Vroom (Altered Carbon, The Man in the High Castle).

Adaptación de la película de 2013. Creada por Graeme Manson (Orphan Black). Diez episodios. Ya está renovada por una segunda temporada.

Estreno: 17 de mayo

Stargirl (DC Universe)

Courtney Whitmore (Bella & the Bulldogs, The Goldbergs) es una estudiante que descubre que su padrastro (Luke Wilson; The Royal Tenenbaums, Roadies) fue un superhéroe en el pasado. Además, recibe el poderoso bastón cósmico de Starman (Joel McHale; Community, The X-Files) y se convierte en miembro de una nueva generación de superhéroes. Con Amy Smart (The Butterfly Effect, Felicity), Trae Romano, Cameron Gellman (Heathers), Neil Jackson (Absentia, Sleepy Hollow), Hunter Sansone (Drama Drama), Yvette Monreal (Matador, Faking It), Christopher James Baker (True Detective, Ozark), Henry Thomas (The Haunting of Hill House, Better Things), Joy Osmanski (Santa Clarita Diet, Shameless), Neil Hopkins (Lost, Matador), Nelson Lee (Ten Days in the Valley, Sneaky Pete), Kron Moore (The Oval), Jake Austin Walker (Rectify), Meg DeLacy (The Fosters, Recovery Road), Anjelika Washington (Runaways, We're Not Friends), Lou Ferrigno Jr. (SWAT, How I Met Your Mother), Brian Stapf (The Purge, The Walking Dead) y Hina Khan (Hit the Floor).

Creada por Geoff Johns (The Flash, Arrow) y producida por Greg Berlanti (Arrow, Riverdale). Trece episodios.

Estreno: 18 de mayo

Estreno en España: 19 de mayo en HBO España

Dead Still (Acorn TV)

Ambientada en Irlanda a finales del siglo XIX, sigue a un conocido fotógrafo de cadáveres que investiga los asesinatos de los fallecidos. Estará protagonizada por Michael Smiley (Luther, The Aliens), Kerr Logan (Cormoran Strike, Game of Thrones), Eileen O'Higgins (Brooklyn, Mary Queen of Scots), Aidan O'Hare (Jackie), Jimmy Smallhorne (Clean Break), Mark Rendall (Versailles, Transporter), Peter Campion (Derry Girls, Brooklyn) y Martin Donovan (Big Little Lies, Boss).

Escrita por John Morton (People Like Us, W1A) y dirigida por Imogen Murphy (Red Rock; Can't Cope, Won't Cope) y Craig David Wallace (Slasher, Murdoch Mysteries). Seis episodios.

Estreno: 18 de mayo

Sweet Magnolias (Netflix)

Adaptación de la serie de novelas de Sherryl Woods sobre tres mujeres y amigas de Carolina del Sur que lidian con el amor, el trabajo y la familia. Con JoAnna Garcia Swisher (Once Upon a Time, Kevin (Probably) Saves The World), Brooke Elliott (Drop Dead Diva), Heather Headley (Chicago Med, She's Gotta Have It), Chris Klein (American Pie, The Flash), Jamie Lynn Spears (Zoey 101, All That) y Justin Bruening (Good Behavior, Grey's Anatomy).

Escrita y producida por Sheryl J. Anderson (Charmed, Detective McLean). Producida también por Woods. Diez episodios.

Estreno: 19 de mayo

Estreno en España: 19 de mayo en Netflix España

Control Z (Netflix)

Cuando un hacker empieza a revelar los secretos más íntimos de muchos estudiantes, se desata el caos en el instituto. Los más populares comienzan a ser acosados, los marginados ganan estatus y todos se convierten en sospechosos. Sofía (Ana Valeria Becerril; Las hijas de Abril, Muerte al verano), una empollona sin amigos, intentará descubrir y detener al hacker mientras sufre todo un proceso de autodescubrimiento. Completan el reparto Michael Ronda (Soy Luna, Como dice el dicho), Yankel Stevan (Papá a toda madre, Como dice el dicho), Rodrigo Cachero (Las malcriadas), Lidia San José (Paquita Salas, A las once en casa), Zión Moreno (Gossip Girl), Luis Curiel (Doña Flor y sus dos maridos, Como dice el dicho), Samantha Acuña, Andrés Baida (Los elegidos; Like, la leyenda), Patricio Gallardo (Silvana sin lana; Tony, la chef), Macarena García (Papis muy padres; Like, la leyenda), Iván Arag��n (El Chapo, Enemigo íntimo) y Xabiani Ponce de León (Violetta, Esto no es Berlín).

Creada y escrita por Carlos Quintanilla Sakar (La bandida, Rosario Tijeras), Adriana Pelusi (Rosario Tijeras, Sin rastro de ti) y Miguel García Moreno (La candidata, La esquina del diablo).

Estreno: 22 de mayo

Estreno en España: 22 de mayo en Netflix España

Barkskins (National Geographic)

En Canadá, en el siglo XVII, ocurre una misteriosa masacre que amenaza con provocar una guerra en la región. Los colonos, de todas las clases sociales, que buscaban fortuna en el Nuevo Mundo se encuentran con bosques profundos y oscuros e indígenas que les reciben con desdén pero saben que necesitarán buscar alianzas con los recién llegados para sobrevivir. Con David Thewlis (Wonder Woman, Harry Potter), Marcia Gay Harden (Pollock, Mystic River), Christian Cooke (Ordeal by Innocence, Witches of East End), Aneurin Barnard (Dunkirk, The White Queen), Thomas M. Wright (Top of the Lake, The Bridge), Tallulah Haddon (Kiss Me First, Black Mirror) y James Bloor (Dunkirk).

Adaptación de la novela de Annie Proulx (Brokeback Mountain) publicada en 2012. Escrita y producida por Elwood Reid (The Chi, The Bridge). Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 25 de mayo

Love Life (HBO Max)

Comedia que sigue el camino desde el primer amor hasta el último. La primera temporada estará protagonizada y producida por Anna Kendrick (Pitch Perfect, Up in the Air) y nos mostrará a un novio distinto de Darby (Kendrick) en cada episodio. Con Scoot McNairy (Halt and Catch Fire, True Detective), Zoe Chao (Strangers), Sasha Compere (Miracle Workers) y Peter Vack (The Bold Type, Mozart in the Jungle).

Creada por Sam Boyd (In a Relationship) y producida por Paul Feig (Freaks and Geeks, Other Space). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 27 de mayo

Space Force (Netflix)

Comedia sobre la gente encargada de formar la fuerza espacial, la sexta rama que quiere crear Trump en las Fuerzas Armadas. Con Steve Carell (The Office, The 40 Year Old Virgin), Lisa Kudrow (Friends, The Comeback), John Malkovich (Being John Malkovich, The New Pope), Ben Schwartz (Parks and Recreation, House of Lies), Diana Silvers (Booksmart, Ma), Tawny Newsome (Brockmire, Bajillion Dollar Propertie$), Jimmy O. Yang (Silicon Valley, Crazy Rich Asians), Alex Sparrow (UnREAL, The Vatican Tapes), Noah Emmerich (The Americans, The Spy), Fred Willard (Modern Family, Eveybody Loves Raymond), Jessica St. Clair (Playing House, American Housewife), Don Lake (The Bonnie Hunt Show) y Owen Daniels (Upload).

Creada y producida por Steve Carell (Angie Tribeca, The 40 Year Old Virgin) y escrita por Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks and Recreation).

Estreno: 29 de mayo

Central Park (Apple TV+)

Comedia musical de animación centrada en los cuidadores que viven en Central Park y acaban salvando el parque y básicamente el mundo. Contará con las voces de Josh Gad (Frozen, Angry Birds), Leslie Odom Jr. (Smash), Tituss Burgess (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, 30 Rock), Kristen Bell (Frozen, Gossip Girl), Stanley Tucci (BoJack Horseman, The Hunger Games), Daveed Diggs (Undone, Ferdinand) y Kathryn Hahn (Transparent, Mrs. Fletcher).

Creada por Josh Gad y Loren Bouchard (Bob's Burgers). Trece episodios. Ya está renovada por una segunda temporada.

Estreno: 29 de mayo

[bigfootmoviereviews-blog]

Eyes In the Dark 2010

Grade B

Well, it’s more found footage, but amazingly this one actually has a plot. I honestly didn't pay a ton of attention to the part with two scientist guys in the beginning, but the rest was good.

The Plot:

It’s not all in sequence, but here we go:

Some 20-30 year old “college students” are going out into the middle of nowhere to stay in a cabin. The cabin is run by a creepy guy who warns them not to do stupid things. The “young people” go for a hike, find a cave and take one of the cool, obviously important rocks they find because of course they do. Well, it turns out that this set of cool rocks were part of a mystical barrier that kept a bunch of evil werewolf like creatures from eating people. The creatures then get out and begin eating everyone. This is where the other parts of the film take place, with some innocent scientists and the entire search party also being eaten. It ends ona bleak note of every character being dead and the creatures being loose.

You may question why I included this in a list of Bigfoot movies, well that is because I was bamboozled by the YouTube description that tagged this as a Bigfoot movie. That being said, with how little we actually see of the creatures, and the theory that there are different types of Bigfoot (classic, neanderthal, wolfman, baboon faced) allows for a loose interpretation of what Bigfoot looks like.

Live thoughts:

Variety!

Instead of one story you get multiple related pieces of found footage.

Acting is decent, camera work is suitably and realistically amateurish, people fumble their lines a slightly when their talking, but keep going. kind of like how people do in real life. (scripted dialogue moves much better than real life dialogue)

It is also framed as a review of evidence in an FBI case, so you don't automatically know that everyone is already dead. I don't know about you but if I go into a movie knowing that there are no survivors, I have a harder time caring. They're all just meat for the monster.

But if you know that there is at least one survivor, you can root for someone.

Actors look different enough that you can tell them apart.

i do have to wonder though, why are they bringing the beer in piecemeal? Also, if they have the beer taking up that much cargo space, where was all the rest of their stuff?

The face when Dean is attacked looks like a basic gorilla mask

Yay! someone has a gun!

Why would anyone want to split off from the one guy who has a gun?

When the old guy is grabbed it looks more like a dogman than a Bigfoot

That was the worst proposal ever

surviving guy is way to emotionless delivering his list of dead friends

At least it's not evil locals this time.

How many shells did that shotgun supposedly hold?

Man it just sucks to be that Ranger

Why did the monster turn off the camera?

Oh look, Josh isn't dead!

Wait, nevermind.

Decently acted, different structure to a standard found footage kept it feeling fresh. Unfortunately there wasn't a good look at the creatures, but subsequent shots look better than the first look. In thought this was going to be a Bigfoot movie, and I am still going to count it as one since they look enough like the “dogman” variant. I am also giving them credit for not showing a cheap suit just so we could have the full body shot.