Yo whats this gif from?When it comes crashing down and it hurts inside
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Chris Hemsworth to Play Hulk Hogan in Biopic Directed by Todd Phillips
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Forreal tho, Christian Bale as McMahon in a tell all biopic would be amazing
I'm curious who they cast as the other wrestlers in here. Manganiello as Randy Savage is an easy one. Too bad this is gonna be such a flattering movie to that piece of shit Hulkster. Plus as much as I like Hemsworth I have my doubts he can pull this off. Dude is such a character that you absolutely gotta be able to nail the voice at least
I'm curious who they cast as the other wrestlers in here. Manganiello as Randy Savage is an easy one. Too bad this is gonna be such a flattering movie to that piece of shit Hulkster. Plus as much as I like Hemsworth I have my doubts he can pull this off. Dude is such a character that you absolutely gotta be able to nail the voice at least
How are they going to be able to cover Hogan during the WWE era without Vince's approval? And who would be the central characters in this biopic if they're going that route? Verne Gagne, Nick Bockwinkel, Ole Anderson, and Bill Watts? Fast forward then to his involvement in WCW?
I think you could do a fascinating dramatized look into prowrestling, but I don't think you can do so adequately in a two hour film.
Maybe a netflix miniseries.
I think you could do a fascinating dramatized look into prowrestling, but I don't think you can do so adequately in a two hour film.
Maybe a netflix miniseries.
This is awesome. As someone who watched and loved wrestling in the 90s and a fan of Chris this gunna be good.
I was thinking, instead of using real wrestlers and promotions, couldn't they instead craft a story using analogs similar to how Inherit the Wind was largely inspired by the events of the Scopes Monkey Trial? Basically create larger than life personalities to stand in for real life pro wrestlers. Establish a few made up promotions to stand in for the actual promotions that existed in the past. And fabricate super cards based on their real life counterparts.
Story lines could consist of real life events like black saturday, Hulk Hogan/Richard Belzer lawsuit, John Stossel getting slapped backstage by Dr. Schultz, the steroid lawsuit, and the Monday Night Wars.
Hire a top shelf wrestling journalist/historian as a consultant to give these stories factual heft.
Story lines could consist of real life events like black saturday, Hulk Hogan/Richard Belzer lawsuit, John Stossel getting slapped backstage by Dr. Schultz, the steroid lawsuit, and the Monday Night Wars.
Hire a top shelf wrestling journalist/historian as a consultant to give these stories factual heft.
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His son The Big Show, of course.
So basically like the first Hogan movie, the WWF produced No Holds Barred.
Hemsworth portrayal as Thor in Ragnarok has convinced me he can do this right.
When it comes crashing down and it hurts inside
why the fuck is that guy throwing a dog in the sea? lol
The dude throwing the dog in the water commented on the gif a long ass time ago on Reddit and said he did it because the dog really enjoyed it.
Throughout the movie, he should go from having 24-inch pythons to looking skinny like Hogan did in 1993.
I can't wait to see the scene where Hiro Matsuda breaks Hogan's leg.
Hemsworth may have to learn how to take a bump for the role, but he'll never need to learn how to get rolled-up.
have you weird fucks never owned a dog or something
they love playing in water jesus christ, aint your lame ass cats
they love playing in water jesus christ, aint your lame ass cats
This reminds me of a fighting game theme like out of SF2 or something
Ok that's fair, and either way wouldn't be a big deal just seemed like an odd thing to say to me lol.
Appreciate the clarification.