To think he was upset about Weird Al using the song...If I were Coolio, I wouldn't be happy having Gansta's Paradise attached to...whatever this is.
To think he was upset about Weird Al using the song...If I were Coolio, I wouldn't be happy having Gansta's Paradise attached to...whatever this is.
"Publicly outraged"To think he was upset about Weird Al using the song...
Wasn't it a parody? Why was licensing necessary?"Publicly outraged"
Famously still cashed the licensing check, though.
--Patrick
Hmm, interesting. Zhang Yimou loves to play around with colors (Hero probably being the most obvious example) but in this film he's gone for an almost monochromatic color scheme. Looks intriguing.Shadow
Did Jim Carrey hit his head and revert back to his 90s self?Well folks, this is it. This is...a thing that exists. For some...reason.
If I were Coolio, I wouldn't be happy having Gansta's Paradise attached to...whatever this is.
Well, comparing this to Gemini Man, I've got to say Shadow looks like the far more interesting "my double is trying to kill me" story.Shadow
Al’s kind of weird like that. He always offers to license the song, and if he doesn’t receive permission, he doesn’t record it (though he might play it live).Wasn't it a parody? Why was licensing necessary?
From the Normal Al wiki on “refused parodies:”“Mentalfloss” said:”Al does get permission from the original writers of the songs that he parodies," says the archived official "Weird Al" website. "He feels it's important to maintain the relationships that he's built with artists and writers over the years. Plus, Al wants to make sure that he gets his songwriter credit (as writer of new lyrics) as well as his rightful share of the royalties."
A class act, that Al.Coolio claimed that he had actually refused permission and disliked his song being parodied (though he didn't pursue legal action). [...] Coolio and Al apparently made up at a trade show in 2006, and in 2014 Coolio said in an interview, "I was being cocky and shit and being stupid and I was wrong and I should've embraced that shit and went with it."
Did Jim Carrey hit his head and revert back to his 90s self?
Wouldn’t that just be Me, Myself, and Irene?"my double is trying to kill me"
At least it's economic and shows us the end credit scene already in the trailer.Well folks, this is it. This is...a thing that exists. For some...reason.
If I were Coolio, I wouldn't be happy having Gansta's Paradise attached to...whatever this is.
More like steaming (pile of poo), am I right? UP TOP!Why the fuck doesn't Sonic have gloves?!?!? He has shoes, what was so different about the gloves that they decided against them but kept the shoes, tiny though they may be.
That looks like it will go from the theaters straight to streaming within a week or so of release.
And that design is the movie's cement shoes. The trailer looks like any other forgettable albeit '90s-ish kids movie that would do decent and please some people.I'm not excusing anything from that trailer but in terms of the giant rings being used to teleport, that's how you went to the secret stages in a few of the games so there is a bit of precedence for that at least.
Sonic himself is still nightmare inducing.
And to add a complication, I'm pretty sure that the record label that had ownership of Gangsta's Paradise *did* give permission for Weird Al to use it, whether Coolio approved it or not. Weird Al was definitely under the impression that Coolio had been okay with it until the Grammys, though.Al’s kind of weird like that. He always offers to license the song, and if he doesn’t receive permission, he doesn’t record it (though he might play it live).
From the Normal Al wiki on “refused parodies:”
A class act, that Al.
Wouldn’t that just be Me, Myself, and Irene?
—Patrick
That is a million times better. What were they thinking?!
This was my first thought too. The movie looks like Hop.One of these movies is 8 years old.
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I'd say for an 8 year old movie, Hop visually looks better.This was my first thought too. The movie looks like Hop.
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