10 Directors That Were Fired
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- Sometimes directors are fired and/or replaced, James Gunn wih Guardians of the Galaxy, Richard Donner and Superman, Phil Lord and Chris Miller with Solo. Those are some but this video has exactly ten.
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Theres no better feeling than watching a Mr Sunday Movies video and then realising Mason's in the video too.
Anthony Kelly love these two, haha
Strong agree
Amazing feeling.
YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT!!! Hahahahaha
Yess I love both of them.
This whole video could just be about The Flash movie directors.
Ah, that'll make it 10
As far as I'm aware they still haven't found a director or even a clear vision for that movie and I imagine they'll go through every working director in Hollywood before they do.
2022 and The Flash movie is still a shit show
Any fired director should be replaced by Michael Joseph Jackson.
I just scrolled down fully expecting this comment. I knew it.
As long as he could play all of the under 30's roles.
This meme needs to fucking die.
MJJ would be perfect to direct a reboot of The Haunted Mansion. Because, you know, he’s dead.
Disney really jumped the Gunn, huh
Disney doesn’t need child rape jokers to be successful 🤷♂️
Magneto Rex But this particular FORMER child rape joker just happens to be a great filmmaker and the perfect fit for the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Tacomatic Disney is bigger than any one movie or director, they have child theme parks all over the world and animated children’s movies to think about too
Gunn will be fine somewhere else with less of a “child friendly” brand attached to it
Josh Needle ummmm no, normal people don’t make jokes about raping children
@@magneto44 you do realize those jokes came out like 10 years ago right? You know, back when people weren't such giant pussies and took a joke up their ass ALL THE TIME?
Not to mention that South Park, Family guy,American dad, Archer and (if you want to push it that far) Rick & Morty make WAY worse or equally bad jokes both in the past and nowadays, why i dont hear people bitch about that?
6:42 I always imagined paul rudd would just duck down and scurry off screen when he had to shrink in the movie, glad to see it confirmed.
One of the most interesting director change ups for me is Wizard of Oz. Five different directors over the course of production, and somehow they still made a classic. And one of those directors left to direct Gone With the Wind. Crazy times.
We know that James and Maso were all in on Justice League.
I think they had a fun time with Justice League.
Justice League was an inside job
@@alexandarvasileski3666
Equally. They both equally had an enjoyable, fun time.
It was the best film of whichever year it came out. How could they not be?
I’m almost positive that James slipped a “we both enjoyed it” past Maso on the podcast this week. He’s officially all in
Nick Sanchez he did towards the end of the podcast slide one by him
Just like Melbourne
James' All In treachery is currently my favorite thing
You know who wasn't fired?
Michael Joseph Jackson
Tommy Wisseau
Wasn't he though
That Pepsi commercial, though.
But he was fired ..... from life
Timothy Jokonya
You can’t be fired if you were never hired
Holy shit I am early. I give this video the Pitts not the pits
Isaac Nicholls in a good way
Booo.... lame and gay.. just booo..
Hahaha I love Superman 3...And so it seems I'm not the only one creeped out by the woman becoming a robot. That scared the crap out of me as a kid!!
I was also scarred for life by the Cyborg in Superman III.
That robot in Superman 3 freaked me out so much as a kid, but yeah that that fight where Supes fights himself was pretty cool
My mum let me watch Horror films when I was a kid, and THAT robot was the only I thing ever had nightmares about.
In one dream, I pre-dated Freddy vs Jason cos Freddy killed her to save me, but then she got back up and killed Freddy. I think that was the worst one.
It’s funny seeing this justice league scenario being talked about back then and then now seeing what’s happening in 2020 is crazy
I hope he goes off topic and rants about something unrelated
Like being a good parent or eating bread
Low key thats why mason here. So he doesnt go off too much lol
Sadly, Maso prevents that sort of glorious madness from taking over the videos.
We're all here for a Michael Joseph Jackson joke
That's the state of the comments at this point
No... we're here to watch a Mr Sunday video about directors... if you came here because you expect a specific joke and only look for that joke in videos then maybe expand your mind a little bit..
I think we've heard a bit of what Lucas wanted to do with EP7 and tbh it seemed like a pretty cool idea. Would really like to have seen his version of it.
Great video as always Mr Sunday
I thought that his eyes opening in Rogue One looked more like the directed said "cut" and he looked to the camera but they just didn't notice
#ReleaseTheYouShouldProbablyMoveCut
Thank you. I was mindlessly refreshing my feed looking for something interesting early af
Technically George Lucas wasn't fired, he just sold the company , he wasn't even attached to Disney at any point
There were early meetings with writers, JJ, and George all in attendance, and then eventually George stopped going to those, for whatever reason.
That robot lady messed me up bad when I was little. It was too much the way she was pulled in screaming.
So glad there two of you to make list videos not boring
Justice for James Gunn!! #rehirejamesgunn
I disagree with his firing but I also didn’t like GotG2 as much as 1.
TheHardys01 Yeah like a fucking decade ago, you’re telling me that you are perfectly okay with every decision you’ve made in the past and you don’t cringe at any of them?
He's back!
Fun video! I was thinking that another big director change was Del Toro for The Hobbit. Really interesting story behind all that too! Keep up the good work, m8s!
Wasn't Spielberg suppose to direct Return of the Jedi but couldn't because of the screen actors guild or something?
I am not sure about Spielberg, but I do know they had a different director and producer from Empire, and it shows.....
George Lucas was being a bit of an arrogant prick back then, and the Screen Directors guild at the time had a rule you had to list the Director BEFORE the film title or anything else, and George Lucas refused to put (HIS OWN, in his defence) name before the text crawl on New Hope.
Then instead of explaining it being a thematic thing to just have the crawl first, and that it was his own name as Director he wasn't putting on there as the head of the film company, his response was, verbatim, "go f*ck yourself b*tches, I'll do what I want, its my film and I own the production company." Then the screen Directors guild were being just as arrogant and threatened to blacklist director who worked on Star Wars, and ban them from getting Oscars, because Lucas wasn't showing them enough respect.
Spielberg, who didn't have a share in Dreamworks at that time, needed other studios to hire him and wanted to keep being nominated for Oscars, so had to turn it down. He did however direct the Mustafar fight scene at the end of Episode III though.
I completely forgot about Superman 3, and watching the short scene with the creepy robot thing brought back repressed fears.
I'm so fucking pissed about the James Gunn thing that I'll see Suicide Squad 2 in theaters twice, but not ironically this time. Also skip Guardians 3 or not pay to see it in theaters like a cool guy who steals movies.
I want all the fired directors to immediately start working on projects for the competing companies.
Alien 3 fired their director (David Fincher) midway through shooting
Am I the only one who likes alien 3? (to be fair I've only seen the directors cut)
Fincher wasn't fired until after the main shoot.
I like Alien 3. I prefer the theatrical version, but the ideal cut is probably a combination of the two.
@@peepeepoopoo7683
I hate Alien 3, but I've only seen the theatrical cut.
Me, liking a video with 2.1k likes already:
Oh sweet, that'll make it 10
It's so rare I agree with the assessment of so many movies with an TH-cam personality. You guys summed up my opinion of Rogue One perfectly.
1:01 I love the ad on the side predicting a 2021 flash movie
That movie is never coming out
So would Lord and Miller or Edgar Right make a better Guardians 3?
Taika Watiti
I don’t think Edgar Right would be the wright director for Guardians 3
Wright
Phil Corrigan But what about Edgar Wrong? Or is Edgar Left available?
Why not all three plus Zach Snyder and Eddie Norton?
If a studio interferes so much that the film isn't what it was going to be under a director, then it is like the director was fired. Think Trank in Fan4stic. I reckon his would have been great.
It may have been great but it also may have been 2 hours of him trashing his rental home with his dogs
Or Spider-Man 3
love the title, gets straight to the point
You guys always crack me up.
Darth Maul flashing his lightsaber on the facetime call like the roadman he is😂
Mr. Sunday Movies been Gnoming us for years.
Lol, I almost noped the fudge out of here when you guys hit on that robot in superman 4... I couldn't sleep for weeks, I was so mad at my parents. Lmfao
Thank you for mentioning how absolutely terrifying the robot is in Superman III!!
In Hawaii on vacation and I still listen to James and Maso
That evil superman looks badass
12:50 Where's that awesome graphic from???
I fully need to know that was so cool!
MichaelJosephJackson.edu
It's from a Sky Movies Star Wars promo in the UK. Full version here: th-cam.com/video/TkYlU3kc1sM/w-d-xo.html
Did this video actually have any mention of James Gunn being fired?
Once at the beginning :)
“And that’s ten” may very well be your best catch phrase ever James. That’s a keeper for sure (I say, knowing it’s going to be gone by the next video).
If Gareth Edwards was replaced then why was he still credited as director? And regardless of what happened I really love R1.
After he finished, they brought someone else in to reshoot extra scenes that altered things and changed parts of the story. Which is why there are so many things in the trailer you don't see in the finished film (the whole team confronting Krennick on the the beach, Jin staring down a Tie-Fighter, the robot in scenes that take place AFTER he dies in the reshot bits etc...)
Imagine it as a subway, Gareth Edwards is the guy who starts at 4am to make the dough they bake bread with all day, the film is a meatball sandwich you buy at 10pm made by someone else hours after the bread guy went home and isn't there anymore, so who made your sandwich?
Changing who gets listed as Director involves them paying off Gareth and throwing away ALL his bread and making some more. Same reason Joss Whedon isn't credited as director on Justice League and Zac Snyder still is.
Makes senses when you you put it like that
And I did know about the changes and parts we never saw, just wanted to know why Gareth still had full credibility instead of shared or replaced.
@@StuartLugsden , because Edwards went along with the studio interference he could have refused like Lord and Miller and been fired.
Pretty sure you have to shoot at least like 80% of a movie to get credited as director? So if the replacement didn't shoot the majority of it they don't get the credit. But I could be wrong.
You know that when Mason jumps in outta nowhere it’s gonna be a great video
Richard Pryor! Never speak ill of him! Outrage! He actually did all his own stunts including that ski jump. Fight me.
the cat in the hat clip fits perfectly well done ben
I’m glad that you made it 10
James Gunn has returned🔥🔥🔥
Man, when you brought up Cassiens eyes at the end of Rogue one before he was obliterated. Funniest thing...
Likely the greatest opening lines on any youtube video ever.
Does anyone know what the name of the clip from 5:18 is called??
It was Superman 3. Another mystery of my childhood, solved.
If I don’t hear “out of a canon” at some point...
MAProductionz39 What will you do?
TheAnduril666x guess I’ll have to shoot James and maso our of a canon to make up for it
"cannon"
Thread Bomb damn. I knew something felt off
For at least some shots in the Rogue One trailer, Gatheth Edwards deliberately shot any random thing he thought looked cool to use for trailers, sort of knowing it wouldn't be used in the movie. Which I think is a pretty good idea, because it worked really well here. The trailers did a great job of showing you what kind of movie it'd be, but also didn't spoil anything because half the shots werent actually in the movie.
Its a shame the Jyn vs TIE shot didn't make it in though, that was a really cool shot.
That darth Vader scene at the end of rogue
one was friggin awesome.
The wizard of oz had FIVE directors. Why don’t more people talk about this?
I didn't notice the maul thing with his lightsaber until they mentioned it but it is so ridiculous when you notice it 🤣
History is almost repeating it self with the Donner cut/Snyder cut situation. WB never learns from their mistakes and that's why they keep rebooting.
I appreciate the Lumière brothers reference at 0:28
we need to figure out how to jump timelines Man in the High Castle style so we can see all these alternate movies
The original plans of Lucas for episode VII were insane. Basically the protagonists would go to a microuniverse and meet a race that controlled the Midichlorians or something like that. George himself said fans would've hate it (though to be fair, it's hard to release a Star Wars movie and not have at least part of the fandom to hate it). Weird as it sounds I find it fascinating.
Controversial opinion, Rogue One is the second best Star Wars Movie after Empire
Lucas never intended to direct Episode 7. He said himself that he was already retired from directing.
We do know what Rogue One's ending originally was (kind of). Gareth Edwards stated that those shots of the team running across the beach in the trailer was actually the team running towards the transmission tower after they got the death star plans from that archive room. Originally the transmission tower was NOT part of the same base, but when it came to editing the movie they felt it was too long and wanted to compress the story a bit, so in the reshoots they simply made it so the transmission tower WAS part of the main base so all those shots of the team running across the beach facing off against the AT-ACT's were cut.
You can balance perspective, but can you bring balance to the force?
I remember that pacific rim 2, was going to be directed by Drew Goddard, but I never learned what happened latter
The ant man scene with Luis which everyone loves must've come from Edgar Wright
No joke: I was watching the “Rogue One” portion of this video, and was interrupted by some masterclass directing commercial featuring Ron Howard. So close.
Patty Jenkins was interested in directing Thor: The Dark World, but Marvel didn't fully agree with her ideas and Alan Taylor, who directed some episodes of The Sopranos and Game of Thrones and also directed Terminator: Genisys, was hired.
12:39 sublime editing
Happened on Tombstone as well.
12:49 what video?
Film Lucas George...
That robot scarred my life. Also you guys should watch the documentary and do a video about the Iranian company that got the rights to superman then made superman 3 and 4. Electric Boogaloo: the Untold Story of Canon Films
You forgot Bryan Singer for X-Men: The Last Stand and Bohemian Rhapsody (even though he's officially credited for the latter).
Richard Marquand on Return of the Jedi, Tobe Hooper on Poltergeist.
I was here to listen to you talk about James Gunn (you know, the fella you had in the thumbnail...)
What is the video called that begins at 12:48
pls tell me.
It was a Star Wars Promo for Sky Movies
thnx
I'd even watch a video of these guys if it was just them saying "bananas" back and forth for two minutes.
Funniest duo on TH-cam
I want George Lucas to direct a star wars movie even a spinoff would be cool
You’re the only other person besides myself that I’ve heard say the Rogue One space battle was tippity tops so I felt like I understood and we had a connection you but then you said the Darth Vader scene at the end was only “good” and you “liked it” while I think it’s the greatest scene ever from the whole franchise so now I feel like I don’t know who you are and there’s a rift between us. Your move.
Lucas has told his general outline for 7 to 9 and he says it would've wrapped up the Skywalker story
I met Joe Cornish at a film festival, and he said that the final version of Antman is about 60% his and Edger Wrights original script. most of the 3rd act is taken straight from the original version of the film.
12:48 - 13:00 where is that from?
At this point I’m more interested in the “behind the scenes” of the new Star Wars movies than I am in the actual movies.
Josh Trank, director of Chronicle. He got sidelined on F4 by the estudio.
I don’t know if this counts, but there were multiple replacement directors on The Wizard of Oz. The first director, Norman Taurog, who only did some early Technicolor tests, was replaced by Richard Thorp, who did about two weeks of filming. Feeling like he was rushing production, Mervyn LeRoy replaced Thorp with George Cukor. Cukor didn’t actually film anything, instead he acted more as a “creative advisor” until he had to leave due to a prior commitment of filming Gone with the Wind, and was replaced by Victor Fleming. The main director who did the most filming, Victor Fleming, was forced to leave the filming by the studio to help film Gone With the Wind after that movie was experiencing some issues. Fleming was then replaced with King Vidor who was assigned to finish the film, and he was the one to direct the Kansas scenes. Heck, even on IMDB, Mervyn LeRoy, one of the producers, is listed as an uncredited director.
Until recently, whenever James said Lord and Miller, I thought he was saying Lorden Miller. I had no idea who that was
George Lucas did say what his films would have been about. It was more Midichlorians and The Whils controlling the Force.
"“Everyone hated it in Phantom Menace [when] we started to talk about midi-chlorians,” Lucas tells Cameron, who conducts the interview. “There’s a whole aspect to that movie that is about symbiotic relationships. To make you look and see that we aren’t the boss. That there’s an ecosystem.”
And how would that have related to the sequels? “[The next three Star Wars films] were going to get into a microbiotic world,” he continues. ”But there’s this world of creatures that operate differently than we do. I call them the Whills. And the Whills are the ones who actually control the universe. They feed off the Force.”
“Back in the day, I used to say ultimately what this means is we were just cars, vehicles for the Whills to travel around,” Lucas tells Cameron. “We’re vessels for them. And the conduct is the midi-chlorians. The midi-chlorians are the ones that communicate with the Whills. The Whills, in a general sense, they are the Force.
GL: If I’d held onto the company I could have done it, and then it would have been done. Of course, a lot of the fans would have hated it, just like they did Phantom Menace and everything, but at least the whole story from beginning to end would be told."
www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/news/george-lucas-star-wars-episode-7-8-9-microorganisms-disney-whills-midchlorians-a8398606.html
Where was that stars wars montage thing from 12:49 that’s fucking bad ass
10:57 😂😂😂😭😭😭😭
Honestly I think seeing the tonal shift in Solo and Rogue One are refreshing...
Lmao, that damn robot used to give me horrible nightmares! I couldn't hardly watch that part of the movie.
A lot of people complain about Alien 3 given how good the first two were in comparison but considering the development hell that film went through I'm amazed it turned out as well as it did. The director's cut/alternate scenes aren't great so I think they made the right call.