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Justice League comes out in November. 
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I sincerely doubt it too. But wouldn't that blow all of our minds?
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I was just looking up November releases and 'Coco' very well could be the film he's talking about.
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Not an outright cartoon, no. He did do the animated Final Fantasy, but story-wise and action-wise that was essentially a live-action film done in an animated style and Goldenthal's score matched that.
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My guess is it's no big title. If it's not a Julie Taymour film, it's something similarly low-profile. An art movie of some kind that does not appear in any 'upcoming' lists yet.
Yes, that's more his style. By the way, the mystery film is coming out next november, not this.
PS Does anyone here speak Dutch? If yes, could you translate this excerpt below for me guys? I've tried Google translate, but it's a total mess.
Maar jammer voor Goldenthal, er waren ook een paar niet onverdienstelijke popsongs beschikbaar, waar Manns voorkeur naar uitging. En daarmee doorkruiste de regisseur Goldenthals muzikale opzet. 'Het was je reinste circus, waardoor ik uiteindelijk het project verliet', verklaarde Goldenthal terugkijkend.
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Jun 7, 2017 - 12:38 PM
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leagolfer
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My guess is it's no big title. If it's not a Julie Taymour film, it's something similarly low-profile. An art movie of some kind that does not appear in any 'upcoming' lists yet.
Yes, that's more his style. By the way, the mystery film is coming out next november, not this.
PS Does anyone here speak Dutch? If yes, could you translate this excerpt below for me guys? I've tried Google translate, but it's a total mess.
Maar jammer voor Goldenthal, er waren ook een paar niet onverdienstelijke popsongs beschikbaar, waar Manns voorkeur naar uitging. En daarmee doorkruiste de regisseur Goldenthals muzikale opzet. 'Het was je reinste circus, waardoor ik uiteindelijk het project verliet', verklaarde Goldenthal terugkijkend.
But sorry for Goldenthal, there were also a few non-profitable pop songs available, where people went head. And thus the director of Goldenthal's crossed the musical structure. It was your cleanest circus, so I eventually left the project, explained Goldenthal. Return.
Dutch Translated.
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Any Dutch folk here?
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But anyway, did he leave the project for real? This doesn't seem right. He did have some difficulties with Mann on Heat (who can blame him?), but this is the first time I hear about it.
I thought they patched things up on PUBLIC ENEMIES?
They have, but that's not my point. You see, this is the first time I'm hearing this. I heard him complaining about the director (he's very indecisive ans constantly changes his mind) on both projects. Was he so fed up with him that he ultimately decided to leave the project? If so, was it in the mid or closer to end?
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I think they have, well sort of. He finds him to be a fine director (or else he wouldn't work with him -- it's not like he's desperate for a job), but I guess it's his methodology that drives him crazy. I'm sure he's not the only one who feels that way.
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