Emilio Estevez pitches a sequel toMaximum Overdrive.
Pedro Pascal reveals what invertebrate inspired his Mr. Its a long development.
What are unique set pieces, and where is the story going?
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Whats the play of the story?
I ask myself these questions.
I have general outlines for all these things, general timelines for all these things.
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I keep moving the pieces on the board for a big strategy.
You keep that in your mind in the future while youre working on the present.
At times, its a balancing act, but Im constantly working at it, working out scenes.
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And during the [2023 SAG-AFTRA] strike, I wrote one.
Dino De Laurentiis owns the rights toMaximum Overdrive.
I created an insane world.
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It was a cool idea.
Its a bitchin script, man.
And De Laurentiis was like, Nope.
We have the rights to this.
Were going to pursue our own thing.
I was like, Okay.
When Marvel came to me, they seemed to be really interested in my input.
And then, for whatever reason, it just went off the rails.
With Reed, his body may stretch, but this is a brain character.
I guess Ill just give it completely away.
I thought of the brilliance of an octopus.
Not in any literal physical translated way, but I put it into my subconscious.
Thats the biggest character secret reveal that Ive given to you.
Superman
A newSupermanposter gives you exactly that: Superman, up close.
Nice to know his neck has a little bit of breathing room.
Or maybe his head stretched it out from repeated use?
This isnt an origin story, after all!
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Ive heard this theory, you eagle-eyed geniuses.
I would love to tell you, however, Marvel will snipe me if I say anything else.
But thats all I can say.
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