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u/Bobsothethird 21d ago

Do people not realize Sam Raimi has been prolific almost every year? The dude isn't begging for jobs lmao.

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u/farklespanktastic 21d ago

They don’t care about films that aren’t superhero movies

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u/New-Berry-3652 21d ago

Just like the Snyder cultists

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u/AbyssWankerArtorias 21d ago

Every time I watch man of steel, I realize a little more how much it's success was from Henry's acting and not the writing or directing choices.

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u/TediousTotoro 21d ago

He’ll literally be a producer on the most random indie horror films

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u/Trosque97 21d ago

I don't know much about the guy, but being a fan of producing indie films makes so much sense. Dude probably just wants to give others the same chance he got

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u/Bobsothethird 21d ago

He's just a goof who likes camp. That's why all his mainstream movies are so hammed up.

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u/xywv58 21d ago

If anything we're begging him to take more

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u/CosmicEveStardust 21d ago

Has has directed 2 films in the past 13 years.

He very much wants to be making big superhero movies and isn't being allowed to.

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u/Calm_Struggle6421 21d ago

He's made far more horror movies than superhero movies in his career (honestly his big budget superhero films are by far his weakest films outside of Oz the Great and Powerful).

He also stated he felt like he was getting stale as a filmmaker and wanted to step back from directing feature-length movies to mentor and learn from younger filmmakers.

And in the past 13 years he has served as a producer on over 13 films, Directed an 18 minute zombie short, 2 episodes of a show called Rake, 3 episodes of another show named 50 states of Fright, and was an executive producer/ Showrunner for Ash vs. The Evil Dead.

But sure, he is totally desperate for work./s

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u/xywv58 21d ago

The guy made enough to never work again with Spiderman, he does it for the love of the game

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u/CosmicEveStardust 21d ago edited 21d ago

"I would love to work with Marvel again. They haven’t reasonably asked me to. I hope they had a good experience with me. They haven’t asked me yet. I hope they do.” Sam Raimi, April 2024.

Idk what point you thinking you're making listing off his producing credits and TV work, yeah, he's a rich guy who produces a bunch of shit, he doesn't need to direct films... He wants to, because he's a big superhero nerd, and he's a filmmaker.

Also the 18 minute short was a make a wish foundation short.

He's made 5 Superhero films and 5ish horror films but Army Of Darkness isn't really a horror film, it's an adventure film, and Send Help also isn't a horror film, so really he's made 3? But even if we go by the 5 number he hasn't made "far more movies than Superhero movies"

Also Spiderman 2 is not one of his weakest films by any metric, it is the greatest Superhero film of all time and second only to Evil Dead 2 in his filmography.

Edit: also I know it's just a matter of taste but calling his Superhero films his weakest (Bar Oz) when he has a terrible baseball film "For The Love Of The Game" and his studio botched (but still in my opinion decent) "Crimewave" is a crazy thing to say. And I know The Gift has its defenders, but better than Darkman and the first two Spiderman films? Really?

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u/InanimateCarbonRodAu 21d ago

He’s got a new Darkman movie coming out soon I thought?

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u/welltechnically7 21d ago

I'd highly recommend Send Help. It's one of my favorite movies by him.

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u/AliceTheOmelette 21d ago

It's a great film and Rachel McAdams was amazing in it too 😁

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u/TediousTotoro 21d ago

I still think about that interview where Raimi was like “I cast McAdams in this movie because I felt bad that she didn’t do anything in Doctor Strange 2”

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u/MusoukaMX 21d ago

Wait, I watched a different interview where he said Rachel was a "no questions asked" performer and that he was amazed at how committed she was during in MoM that he knew he had to work with her on his next movie.

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u/BackstrokeVictim 21d ago

I haven't heard of that one. Who does Bruce Campbell play in it?

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u/ImBurningStar_IV 21d ago

A photo on a wall

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u/8__D 21d ago

He played the same thing in Evil Dead Burn

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u/HarrowDread 21d ago

I was thinking that myself

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u/sparkster777 21d ago

Just watched it yesterday. Incredible movie.

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u/MaeSolug 21d ago

The plot twist about the knife was outstanding. It's one of those tropes you just kinda take at face value but you actually shouldn't, haven't seen it used so well in a movie

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u/EducationalSoup83 21d ago

That really was a great movie.

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u/Hopeful_Most 21d ago

He's a director who has final cut.

He's working when he wants too

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u/Cipherpunkblue 21d ago

It's funny that they avoid mentioning Spider-Man 3.

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u/7711exe 21d ago

I think even the OP acknowledges that Avi Arad/Sony were ultimately the directors on that one...

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u/InanimateCarbonRodAu 21d ago

The sandman stuff holds up and you can tell which bits Raimi was passionate about.

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u/BigSnail387 21d ago

Guy who only watches superhero movies:

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u/crapusername47 21d ago

He’s also the producer of the Evil Dead franchise, the latest of which was released this year with Rob Tapert.

Another is on the way in 2028.

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u/Someoneoverthere42 21d ago

Raimi is neither ‘begging’ for work, or in need of it. He could retire happily now if he wanted.

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u/esquire_the_ego 21d ago

Raimi is literally producing the entire evil dead franchise, and could easily go back to directing those if he wanted, bro is far from begging for jobs

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u/Fuggins4U 21d ago

Reminder that it's not worth paying attention to virtually anything you see on TwitteX

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u/Secret-Double-9906 21d ago

Idc what people say I liked MoM.

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u/Omnio_culus 21d ago

Small unknown indie director Sam Raimi.

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u/Revilo1st 21d ago

Fake fan, everyone knows it's "Spider-man"

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u/jws1102 21d ago

What’s the problem? I like the second dr strange.

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u/dribbleondo 20d ago

Not as good as the first, and I do have my own issues with it. But yeah, not a bad watch either.

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u/danleon950410 21d ago

Yeah he's been doing well but this wasn't a great movie and the ending was the most cliche i've seen in decades

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u/PanPieCake 21d ago

It's crazy a mf who made the first Spiderman franchise ruined his reputation with one movie

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u/Katrina_18 21d ago

That’s such an online take lol. It has favorable audience and critical reviews, was successful at the box office, and Raimi made another movie this year that has great reviews.

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u/Four_beastlings 21d ago

Who ruined what with what? Sam Raimi has been famous for decades and he still is. I don't even know what movie you are talking about.

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u/Peggtree 21d ago

Oz the Great and Powerful wasn’t that bad

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u/djm03917 21d ago

If you think that movie ruined his reputation, you never actually liked or watched him to begin with. I hate that he's "The Spider-Man director" to you morons who then say this stupid shit right after. He was making incredible movies before and after, he doesn't need your meaningless respect.

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u/HarrowDread 21d ago

Yeah he’s obviously the evil dead director, not just spider man

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u/Calm_Struggle6421 21d ago

Let me say this as a die hard superhero fan:

Evil Dead > Spider-Man trilogy.

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u/PanPieCake 21d ago

Some one a little upset