"Space Jam 2" confirmed. Starts filming this summer. Will you watch?

Laimbeer · Post #61 » by **Laimbeer** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 1:52 am

Never understood the appeal to anyone over ten.

jlokine · Post #62 » by **jlokine** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 1:52 am

Download candidate for nostalgia

azcatz11 · Post #63 » by **azcatz11** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 2:21 am

GeorgeMarcus wrote:I’ll watch but with minimal expectations. Either I’ll be pleasantly surprised, or I’ll strengthen my realization that resurrecting 90s nostalgia is an exercise in futility.

No way. 90s nostalgia is awesome :lol:

Honestly, 96 when Space Jam came out is like the pinnacle year of movies ever:

Independence Day
Twister
Mission Impossible
The Rock
Ransom
Jerry Maguire
12 Monkeys
Broken Arrow
Fargo
Executive Decision
Fear
The Subsitute
The Quest
Jack
Tin Cup
Sleepers
Jingle All The Way
Mars Attacks
Scream

Pantsman · Post #64 » by **Pantsman** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 2:37 am

This is what lebron chose over going to the finals every year.

Post #65 » by **GeorgeMarcus** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 2:47 am

azcatz11 wrote:
GeorgeMarcus wrote:I’ll watch but with minimal expectations. Either I’ll be pleasantly surprised, or I’ll strengthen my realization that resurrecting 90s nostalgia is an exercise in futility.

No way. 90s nostalgia is awesome

Honestly, 96 when Space Jam came out is like the pinnacle year of movies ever:

Independence Day
Twister
Mission Impossible
The Rock
Ransom
Jerry Maguire
12 Monkeys
Broken Arrow
Fargo
Executive Decision
Fear
The Subsitute
The Quest
Jack
Tin Cup
Sleepers
Jingle All The Way
Mars Attacks
Scream

What a list, but still... nothing compares to 94: Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, Forrest Gump, Dumb and Dumber, The Little Rascals, Lion King, Speed, The Jungle Book, Clerks, Little Giants and perhaps most importantly The Santa Clause with Tim Allen

dautjazz · Post #66 » by **dautjazz** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 2:58 am

RCM88x wrote:
OrlandoTill wrote:Horrific timing.

No big Loony Tunes show out.
LeBron at age 34 almost 35 by the time of post-production.

There's little reason to see this as an adult.

There's little reason for an adult to see the first one too.

But I agree, Lonny Tunes are so 90s. But idk what they'd do today? Fortnite? Like there is very little kids entertainment that people even in their 20s find legitimate.

Hate to be that guy, but the original Looney Tunes cartoon were from 1930-1969. I'm 35, I watched it in the 80/90's, and my dad watched it before me some 30 years before me. I guess syndication has gone down, I've asked some teens, and they didn't watch a lot of episodes of it. My 11 year old nephew probably never saw an episode. Space Jam did come out at a perfect time, every generation then had seen Looney Tunes, and MJ was at the height of his popularity with his return.

jg77 · Post #67 » by **jg77** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 2:59 am

RCM88x wrote:
jg77 wrote:
moss_is_1 wrote:Why does this matter? MJ was 33 when Space Jam was released.

Jordan was the best player in the league tho and winning chips.

Except he had been retired for 2 years. He wasn't "in the league" or "winning chips".

I don't understand what you mean. Space Jam was released in '96...Jordan was active and winning chips.

CodeBreaker · Post #68 » by **CodeBreaker** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:02 am

The film would need a cameo of MJ..

then we'd see Jordan and LeBron on the same screen having a conversation, that would be cool

azcatz11 · Post #69 » by **azcatz11** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:02 am

GeorgeMarcus wrote:
azcatz11 wrote:
GeorgeMarcus wrote:I’ll watch but with minimal expectations. Either I’ll be pleasantly surprised, or I’ll strengthen my realization that resurrecting 90s nostalgia is an exercise in futility.

No way. 90s nostalgia is awesome

Honestly, 96 when Space Jam came out is like the pinnacle year of movies ever:

Independence Day
Twister
Mission Impossible
The Rock
Ransom
Jerry Maguire
12 Monkeys
Broken Arrow
Fargo
Executive Decision
Fear
The Subsitute
The Quest
Jack
Tin Cup
Sleepers
Jingle All The Way
Mars Attacks
Scream

What a list, but still... nothing compares to 94: Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, Forrest Gump, Dumb and Dumber, The Little Rascals, Lion King, Speed, The Jungle Book, Clerks, Little Giants and perhaps most importantly The Santa Clause with Tim Allen

That's a tough list - your quality is better than my quantity. Probably by a lot. :lol:

Metallikid · Post #70 » by **Metallikid** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:08 am

MICHAEL DOESN'T ACTUALLY HAVE THAT MANY LINES IN SPACE JAM

BUGS BUNNY IS THE LEADING ROLE - IF THEY FORGET THIS THE MOVIE WILL BE ****

Metallikid · Post #71 » by **Metallikid** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:10 am

azcatz11 wrote:
GeorgeMarcus wrote:I’ll watch but with minimal expectations. Either I’ll be pleasantly surprised, or I’ll strengthen my realization that resurrecting 90s nostalgia is an exercise in futility.

No way. 90s nostalgia is awesome

Honestly, 96 when Space Jam came out is like the pinnacle year of movies ever:

Independence Day
Twister
Mission Impossible
The Rock
Ransom
Jerry Maguire
12 Monkeys
Broken Arrow
Fargo
Executive Decision
Fear
The Subsitute
The Quest
Jack
Tin Cup
Sleepers
Jingle All The Way
Mars Attacks
Scream

I would have to go with GeorgeMarcus here that '94 was a better movie year. However, 1996 may be the best year for music of the last 40 years.

rotty · Post #72 » by **rotty** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:11 am

I hate lebron and cant stand that tool. So no

dautjazz · Post #73 » by **dautjazz** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:12 am

GeorgeMarcus wrote:
azcatz11 wrote:
GeorgeMarcus wrote:I’ll watch but with minimal expectations. Either I’ll be pleasantly surprised, or I’ll strengthen my realization that resurrecting 90s nostalgia is an exercise in futility.

No way. 90s nostalgia is awesome

Honestly, 96 when Space Jam came out is like the pinnacle year of movies ever:

Independence Day
Twister
Mission Impossible
The Rock
Ransom
Jerry Maguire
12 Monkeys
Broken Arrow
Fargo
Executive Decision
Fear
The Subsitute
The Quest
Jack
Tin Cup
Sleepers
Jingle All The Way
Mars Attacks
Scream

What a list, but still... nothing compares to 94: Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, Forrest Gump, Dumb and Dumber, The Little Rascals, Lion King, Speed, The Jungle Book, Clerks, Little Giants and perhaps most importantly The Santa Clause with Tim Allen

You left out Leon: The Professional, True Lies, The Mask, Interview With the Vampire, Ed Wood, The Client, Ace Ventura, Blank Check. Four Weddings and a Funeral, The Hudsucker Proxy, Naked Gun 33 1/3, Maverick, and The River Wild

JimmyTheGreek · Post #74 » by **JimmyTheGreek** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:13 am

Read on Twitter

?s=20

dautjazz · Post #75 » by **dautjazz** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:22 am

2021? Are you kidding me? This should of been done when Lebron was at the height of his game and popularity, like 6-7 years ago.

azcatz11 · Post #76 » by **azcatz11** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:26 am

dautjazz wrote:
GeorgeMarcus wrote:
azcatz11 wrote:
No way. 90s nostalgia is awesome

Honestly, 96 when Space Jam came out is like the pinnacle year of movies ever:

Independence Day
Twister
Mission Impossible
The Rock
Ransom
Jerry Maguire
12 Monkeys
Broken Arrow
Fargo
Executive Decision
Fear
The Subsitute
The Quest
Jack
Tin Cup
Sleepers
Jingle All The Way
Mars Attacks
Scream

What a list, but still... nothing compares to 94: Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, Forrest Gump, Dumb and Dumber, The Little Rascals, Lion King, Speed, The Jungle Book, Clerks, Little Giants and perhaps most importantly The Santa Clause with Tim Allen

You left out Leon: The Professional, True Lies, The Mask, Interview With the Vampire, Ed Wood, The Client, Ace Ventura, Blank Check. Four Weddings and a Funeral, The Hudsucker Proxy, Naked Gun 33 1/3, Maverick, and The River Wild

Blank Check and River Wild tho...you're a man of good taste

dautjazz · Post #77 » by **dautjazz** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:28 am

azcatz11 wrote:
dautjazz wrote:
GeorgeMarcus wrote:
What a list, but still... nothing compares to 94: Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, Forrest Gump, Dumb and Dumber, The Little Rascals, Lion King, Speed, The Jungle Book, Clerks, Little Giants and perhaps most importantly The Santa Clause with Tim Allen

You left out Leon: The Professional, True Lies, The Mask, Interview With the Vampire, Ed Wood, The Client, Ace Ventura, Blank Check. Four Weddings and a Funeral, The Hudsucker Proxy, Naked Gun 33 1/3, Maverick, and The River Wild

Blank Check and River Wild tho...you're a man of good taste

Thanks you sir.

RCM88x · Post #78 » by **RCM88x** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:29 am

jg77 wrote:
RCM88x wrote:
jg77 wrote:
Jordan was the best player in the league tho and winning chips.

Except he had been retired for 2 years. He wasn't "in the league" or "winning chips".

I don't understand what you mean. Space Jam was released in '96...Jordan was active and winning chips.

It was filmed in '94 before he went back to the NBA though. If he doesn't go back to the NBA the film would be looked at very differently.

Who knows maybe Lebron will win a chip in 2021 right before this is released. Nike will make it happen.

clyde21 · Post #79 » by **clyde21** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:34 am

RCM88x wrote:
clyde21 wrote:
RCM88x wrote:
There's little reason for an adult to see the first one too.

But I agree, Lonny Tunes are so 90s. But idk what they'd do today? Fortnite? Like there is very little kids entertainment that people even in their 20s find legitimate.

Spongebob

Maybe 10 years ago.

Spongebob still lit AF

Hiver45 · Post #80 » by **Hiver45** » Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:37 am

Put Giannis on the Monstars and it'll be a hit

Will you see Space Jam 2?