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Steven Soderbergh believes Bill & Ted Face the Music is the perfect movie for our current moment.

Clarkson is now attached to “develop” the Madame Web movie at Sony.

Appearing as a guest on Flaviar’s Night Cap Live, Steven Soderbergh revealed he had a hand in making sure Bill & Ted Face the Music saw the light of day, describing it as “the perfect movie for people who want to feel better about what’s happening right now.”.

Like, what’s going on with that.

Can I read it?” And I read it, and I was just part of a group of people, including Scott Kroopf, the original producer, and Keanu and Alex, that really wanted to see this happen.

The companies that own the rights to make a sequel, I called them up and said, ‘This script’s hilarious, why aren’t we doing this?’ We found a fantastic director, Dean Parisot, who I’ve known for a long time… I’ve seen it, it’s really good, and we’re almost done, and I feel like it’s the perfect movie for people who want to feel better about what’s happening right now.

The upcoming Silence of the Lambs TV series from CBS will be set in 1993, “six months after the events” of the 1991 movie.

I think the prospect of seeing Chucky sharpen his skills and add to his toolbox, some of the technical goodies that we have at our disposal now, that’s something I think people will find pretty interesting.

It’s so important to give Chucky new weapons, new strategies, and new targets, new goals.

Chucky has a different goal in the TV show than he’s ever had before and it’s specifically something that is designed to evoke something that’s going on in the zeitgeist today.