Josh Brolin Comes Clean About Working On Jonah Hex!

feel bad for thomas jane he really wanted to be jonah

also did'nt brolin choose the director lol

Thomas Jane woulda been much better plus Megan Fox was totally a nuisance. She was there and practically did nothing but try to look cute.

everybody tried their best to create the best movie with what we had.

when you cast talentless pieces of shit like meggan fox,how you gonna get a decent performance out of her.

maybe only when shes riding on my pork sword.

at least hes honest...

This is what i dont get about hollyweird. Why would you deviate from the original source? Obviously if something was already popular in its originality then that will transfer in the movie right? #fail These people in holly wood are not creative so why they think they have the right/mental capacity to change someone's original work is beyond me. Bunch of sick[frick]s!

I for one am glad Tom Jane wasn't in this piece of shit (and so is he). He was great in the awesome Jonah Hex animated short, so it's all good.

At least he was honest about it, I respect that. Maybe when Hex hits DVD I'll check it out, call it a car accident curiosity,lol.

@Anil Rickly

yeah screw them... it was the same guys who done Crank wrote this movie Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor they going to direct Ghostrider sequel

@Hawksblueyes

well his tone changed cause before he had to promote the movie since now they aint going to do a sequel he can tell the truth about the movie.

The film didn't suck because it deviated from the source, it sucked because it was shit! I could have swallowed the resurrection thing no problem if they movie was up to scratch. Brolin was good though. Shame.

jazzman: My point was that he was really down on the movie (more so than he is here) in the first interview, long before the movie came out.

Well they are still a bunch of sick[frick]s!

Goddamit Josh Brolin would have been perfect Jonah Hex! Its f*cking sad that they screw it up! If there would have been someone like Robert Rodriguez or David Croenenberg in the directors chair and someone amazing writing the script it could have been f*cking great! They should have skip the supernatural elements and stay in the western! Taking elements from movies like Once Upon A Time in West, Unforgiven, The Good, The Bad And The Ugly.

With any CBM, studios have to atleast give the creators or creative teams that work on the characters some input. Studios have to learn that sticking to canon is good. Granted, some minor changes have to be made when dealing with live action but they never do enough research into what makes the character popular. When you reject what was created and you force your ideas to the forefront you get failure at the box office. Superman Returns is the perfect example. If anything Jonah Hex would have made a pretty good TV series. His story can't be told in an hour and twenty minute movie. The executives at Warner Bros. never attend Comic Con and hold panel discussions with just the fans. They would definitely get an earful. We love the characters, their stories that's what keeps us buying the books... but when studios blatantly disregard the fan they run the risk of dying a harsh financial death.

I love actors that are honest about the crappy movies they have done. Only comic book fan Directors should be comic book movie directors. PERIOD!!!! They should be quizzed on their knowledge about comic books and the lore. No director that touched a comic book once , maybe twice in their childhood counts as being a comic book fan. Only the passionate ones about comics should be allowed to direct these movies. Otherwise it will bomb, big time and most important of all it will upset us as comic book and movie fans. ONLY DIRECTORS THAT HAVE AN EYE FOR ART SHOULD DIRECT THE MOVIES WE LOVE.

come on it a western who the heck is interested in that it probably would have failed even if it was good lol .

HAWKS/ComicBookMovie: I enjoy seeing any of my favourite characters come to life on either the big or small screen and even with the worst CBM's I can at least find a few redeeming features. Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer was a bad movie but there was still some great scenes while Silver Surfer was portrayed very well. Despite stuff like that, I too only have a handful of movies which I couldnt complain about...well, apart from the odd minor thing of course!

I mean, The Dark Knight was without a doubt one of the best films I've ever seen, but in terms of how faithful it was to the characters seen in comics each month I know that a lot of people didnt like it. On the other hand, that's why I'm so pissed off about X-Men: First Class. I'm sure it'll be a great movie but the fact it deviates so much from the comics is just too much for me. I guess it varies for everyone but on the whole we've been treated badly by Hollywood with these adaptations IMO.

However, I have a feeling that we'll have a lot less to complain about over the course of 2011 and 2012! :) Thank God for Marvel Studios is all I can say...

Galactus & Josh: Good points. I hate to admit it but there are more than a few CBM's at the absolute bottom of everyone's list that I have watched multiple times because of a scene or two that I think is cool (even though the movie is horrible).

Ror: Kick ass westerns are hard to beat. Off subject (sort of) just how many times can any self respecting grown man watch "The Outlaw Josie Whales"? I think I'm on about 987 if you count catching parts of it here and there. =D

I have a good friend that worked on this, the whole time they were filming he would tell me how bad it was going to end up..

superdog: Anybody see the size of that f#*-%n chicken? =D