understandably, the film will be called "The Great Machine", since some asshole made a movie called "Ex Machina" years ago.
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Oscar Isaac to star in film adaptation of Brian K Vaughn’s “Ex Machina”
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understandably, the film will be called "The Great Machine", since some asshole made a movie called "Ex Machina" years ago.
The previous article said they intend to call the movie The Great Machine to avoid said confusion.
haha at least we got different dance gifs going.
It is awesome. I agree with your previous post, though. I think it would have worked better as a series than a movie.
He's got to do voice work for Deus Ex Machina now
no, it's a different IP called ex machina before the movie was made
That is pretty cool. I am wondering if they are gonna go all the way with one of the major plot points in the comic. This has potential to be a very controversial film.
I loved this comic, so I'm very much looking forward to this.
And for those commenting that he was already in a movie of the same name, this is different. This was a comic about Mayor Hundred, formerly known as The Great Machine, a man who was given the power to communicate with and control machines. He had a short-lived heroic career that was capped off by a rather momentous event and later ran for and won the mayor's race for New York City as an independent. The comic was about his time as mayor with frequent flashbacks to his earlier heroic career.
And for those commenting that he was already in a movie of the same name, this is different. This was a comic about Mayor Hundred, formerly known as The Great Machine, a man who was given the power to communicate with and control machines. He had a short-lived heroic career that was capped off by a rather momentous event and later ran for and won the mayor's race for New York City as an independent. The comic was about his time as mayor with frequent flashbacks to his earlier heroic career.
Glad to see I wasn't the only one initially confused by the title of the work that he's set to star in...
