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Post by famvir on Aug 10, 2022 0:26:18 GMT -4
Got it.
But it becomes even weirder that Miller would break into a house in his own.
Some how I'd pictured Miller and two other guys doing this stupid business. That he would just do it by himself makes it crazier somehow.
"Wtf. Ezra Miller, star of Fantastic Beasts and The Flash, just broke into my house and stole the Tequila!"
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Post by cremetangerine82 on Aug 10, 2022 1:52:11 GMT -4
Got it. But it becomes even weirder that Miller would break into a house in his own. Some how I'd pictured Miller and two other guys doing this stupid business. That he would just do it by himself makes it crazier somehow. "Wtf. Ezra Miller, star of Fantastic Beasts and The Flash, just broke into my house and stole the Tequila!" They're not acting rational right now, so I'm guessing wizards told them to do it? I'm still pissed about Batgirl being canceled, while a literal menace to society remains free and The Flash will tank at the box office.
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Post by Ladybug on Aug 16, 2022 9:24:07 GMT -4
They've made a statement to Variety about going through "complex mental health issues." I find it weird that every tweet in this thread is accompanied by a red carpet or editorial photo of Ezra looking attractive. "Will you please forgive this hot person who has a multi-million $ movie on the line?" I'm very sympathetic to people who are suffering deteriorating mental health (see Anne Heche thread) and I have no doubt that EM does indeed have complex mental health issues. But their issues have caused harm to people over and over again. In this case, there's a thin line between mentally unwell and being an asshole. Hopefully whatever kind of treatment they're receiving will address both! Is this also a signal that The Flash will get a theatrical release? How involved was WB in getting him under control?
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Post by syve on Aug 16, 2022 10:10:56 GMT -4
To me, the statement very much read like a studio written non-apology, rather than the statement of someone who has gone through a bad mental health crisis and is now facing up to the bad things they've done.
I'm sorry for alarming you is very different to I'm sorry I attacked that lady.
They might be having a crisis, but the statement did not feel authentic or even that remorseful.
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Post by lae on Aug 16, 2022 10:12:57 GMT -4
This is BS. The insane studio executives want to release The Flash so they are pulling out all the stops and getting that statement issued in hopes the public will be dumb and go see their movie, which may work. God forbid they lose some money. They should scrap this.
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Post by canuckcutie on Aug 16, 2022 10:27:55 GMT -4
Honestly, mental health issues shouldn’t be a get out of jail card for acting like an abusive, spoiled asshole.
WB really wants that Flash money huh? Ezra refers to “past behaviour” as though all this shit was years ago when some of it was within the last few weeks!
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Post by peace47 on Aug 16, 2022 11:05:19 GMT -4
I agree that the non-apology doesn’t feel authentic, probably because if Ezra truly does have the “complex mental health issues” referred to in the statement, they haven’t received treatment long enough to fully grapple with all that they have done in a rational manner.
Just in wild speculation territory, I have wondered (and seen others wonder online) if Ezra has schizophrenia (which would certainly be a “complex mental health issue”), just because of their age, their erratic and unsettling social media posts, and the way they have escalated their physical aggression over time. They might just be a raging, entitled ass, though, who knows, and who knows if we will ever know the truth.
It’s an interesting industry story because “just reshoot the movie” advocates don’t always seem to take into account that it was, I guess, a $200 million movie to make, is now close to done, and Ezra is supposedly in every scene. And “just scrap the movie advocates” don’t always seem to take into account how much WB has invested in this universe reset movie that has allegedly tested really well, but quite honestly, I’m kind of falling into the latter camp myself. I can’t imagine that the WB execs who have given us controversial-at-best films over the past 10 years have really churned out a precedent-setting masterpiece here. If they market this movie, they’ll have to spend another $150 million+, and I doubt it will be that huge of a hit. I feel bad for Michael Keaton, though.
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Post by Ladybug on Aug 16, 2022 11:11:28 GMT -4
I feel bad for Michael Keaton, though. I guess he got paid, but between the Flash and the Batgirl movie, WB has been wasting his time.
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Post by cremetangerine82 on Aug 16, 2022 12:07:13 GMT -4
I feel bad for Michael Keaton, though. I guess he got paid, but between the Flash and the Batgirl movie, WB has been wasting his time. Wasting Michael Keaton's time should be a felony, he's a national treasure! I still can't get how Batgirl was worse than this mess...
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Post by chiqui on Aug 16, 2022 12:58:56 GMT -4
If Ezra really did write that post, the studio execs put a gun to their head.
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