Hollywood big name Ryan Reynolds has forged doubt on the long-hoped sequel for his 2021 motion comedy movie `Free Guy` which proved to be a good fortune upon unlock.
According to Variety, an American media corporate, Reynolds seemed in dialog along with his `Deadpool 2` co-star Rob Delaney on the four-day Just For Laughs comedy pageant. The actor used to be requested whether or not he used to be making plans a sequel to any of the movies he has produced, which come with `Free Guy`.
“There is the potential to do a sequel to `Free Guy,` which would be fun… I would love it. But also, like, does everything fucking have to be a sequel? I don`t know. Sometimes it`s OK to just do a movie and have it kick ass and then everyone go home,” Reynolds responded.
“So you know, there`s a bit of a push and pull there, resisting the urge to just immediately say, `Ohh, doing a sequel will validate the first one`. No, the first movie validates the first one and then you can leave it at that. So I don`t know, we`re still talking about it,” Reynolds persevered, reported Variety.
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During the wide-ranging communicate, Reynolds` position within the widely-panned 2011 movie `Green Lantern` inevitably got here up, and the actor mentioned that it suffered from “Too much time, too much money.”
“There was just too many people spending too much money, and when there was a problem rather than say, `Okay, let`s stop spending on special effects and let`s think about character. How do we replace this big spectacle thing — that isn`t working at all — with something that`s character based?` and that just never – the thinking was never there to do that,” he defined, as according to Variety.
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