The GameStop fiasco of 2021 made headlines all over the world which was basically a Reddit vs Wall Street scenario. Now, we are getting a movie based on the event and Sony has acquired the rights to it.
Probably not, because a movie like this can be made for a much smaller amount of money. So it could make far less in gross revenue than something like Morbius and still be a success (or less of a failure) just because they won't need to make as much to break even.
Of course Pete Davidson would be in this movie. As if seeing his face plastered on full-page Taco Bell ads in the Reddit app this week wasn't enough, after the year of Kardashian crap.
At least Seth Rogan can provide the "Ha, he's stoned" comedic relief for one scene.
Regular people figured out a way to collectively/possibly get rich. The actual rich were losing money and didn't like it. Officials stepped in and made sure that the regular people got screwed but were never convicted of anything.
I honestly think this movie is going to bomb as bad if not worse then Morbius.
Awesome that HBO is doing a documentary about this topic.
So casting Seth Rogen makes this a comedy?
That would make for a terrible movie.
There is already a series on this streaming on Netflix. I guess if you want even more information on ithe topic then okay?