” star famously made his bones with a string of raunchy, expletive-laden films at the turn of the millennium. When asked on “” Thursday why R-rated comedies no longer dominate the box office in the same way today, the former funnyman kept it real.
“You get these rules,” he added, “like, if you did geometry and you said 87 degrees was a right angle, then all your answers are messed up, instead of 90 degrees. So there became some idea or concept, like, they would say something like, ‘You have to have an IP.’”) are certainly attractive prospects for financiers, as those projects already have a fan base and a proven history of demand.
“But as long as they follow them, they’re not going to lose their job, because they can say, ‘Well, look, I made a movie off the board game ‘Payday’ so even though the movie didn’t work, you can’t let me go, right?’” Vaughn continued. While times have certainly changed and R-rated comedies largely land on streaming services today, Vaughn has hope for their future. He not only argued that “people want to laugh” at “dangerous” humor, but said it might return to theaters before we know it.14 Arrested, 10 Potential Victims Found In Sex Trafficking Sting At San Diego Comic-ConBy entering your email and clicking Sign Up, you're agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners.
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