come though my legend

Damn I just looked at his resume after Dracula...I can kinda see why no one wanted to give him the money to direct this

f*** it, real legend put his own money on the table

Surely not for the whole budget right?? Dude gonna have to mortgage his wine company if this bricks

Hope it's some fire cuz gotta respect an all in move of any kind

Holy s*** he's done this before and it bankrupted him

"Francis Ford Coppola financed the entire $120 million film out of his own pocket. He had done the same with Apocalypse Now (1979) and One from the Heart (1981), and the failure of the latter made him declare bankruptcy. All his subsequent films up to The Rainmaker (1997) were made to pay off his debts."

And that movie only cost $25 mill, where he find $125 mill to throw down??

well he did sell his actual vineyard property I think?, I hope he didn’t leverage his fortune on this, but it’s not my business either

Selling property to bet on a movie you casted Shia Labeouf in

He's a madman, but I want him to win

Any picture reel? Any news?

when you put it this way

Doing what made you bankrupt and making movies just to pay the debt off for over a decade AT FIVE TIMES THE BUDGET AS LAST TIME

Anyone read the script for this?

He pulled it off. He actually pulled it off

Oh s***, the madman did it

I'm so excited for this bro

I love a good comeback/redemption story

@Antidote do we need a new thread?

@kiddash3r ?

i mean its likely a room of his friends. This means nothing lol. Still excited ofc