[SilverOptimus]

News Post: Viacom Highlights Future Movie Plans For Paramount+

[compactattitude]

Guess I'll wait until 2022 to add this to the streaming lineup.

I wonder if the G.I.Joe cartoons will be a part of this service or how Transformers animated shows would work, with the exception of the Netflix shows obviously.

[Blackacre]

D&D for the win (ftw)!

I noticed that Hasbro is about to release a Drizzt and Guenhwyvar figure set. It would be kind of interesting to see Drizzt on the big screen, so long as they don't try to do some political overlay like they do with everything else. That stuff is getting old.

More D&D, ARAH G.I. Joe, and some light hearted comedy would be nice.

[Megastar]

I didn't releases CBS All Access was rebranded into Paramount+.

[Mud Wasp]

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Originally Posted by Blackacre

It would be kind of interesting to see Drizzt on the big screen, so long as they don't try to do some political overlay like they do with everything else. That stuff is getting old.

Well, in fairness, it's rather difficult to imagine portraying this guy in a movie without addressing the obvious political parallels to the modern day:

https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/w...zzt_Do%27Urden

BTW, is Drizzt the role Regé-Jean Page (from "Bridgerton") will be playing? That would certainly seem to be consistent with the casting of Henry Golding as Snake Eyes. Of course, then again, the entire extent of my knowledge of Drizzt is (literally) from what I just read on that wiki page.

[PanzerKrake]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blackacre

D&D for the win (ftw)!

I noticed that Hasbro is about to release a Drizzt and Guenhwyvar figure set. It would be kind of interesting to see Drizzt on the big screen, so long as they don't try to do some political overlay like they do with everything else. That stuff is getting old.

More D&D, ARAH G.I. Joe, and some light hearted comedy would be nice.

Music, movies, books, have all been political for decades. People only suddenly are all whiney about it and blinded to the fact that their old stories had subtext. Like holy hell some people act like they have never read a friggin book.

[ActionMan97]

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Originally Posted by PanzerKrake

Music, movies, books, have all been political for decades. People only suddenly are all whiney about it and blinded to the fact that their old stories had subtext. Like holy hell some people act like they have never read a friggin book.

Yeah, emphasis on the 'subtext'.