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    1. TheCitizen616 on

      I hope it’s actually an interesting, unique role for her and she’s not just taking a paycheck just to play the worried mother of a possessed child.

      Edit: Or the skeptical intellectual who has to be convinced by the hot priest that demons really exist.

    2. Graphicnovelnick on

      Twist, she is possessed by a bunch of ghosts, and none are white ladies.

      Now she gets to try out a whole bunch of accents and impressions she has been practicing with Colin.

    3. FriendlyDinosaurs on

      Do they think they can just inject her into any franchise like The Rock (which also doesn’t work anymore)?

      It’s giving pay check garbage, Scarjo, and after that last movie where we watched you shoot a dinosaur in the face with a gun, I’m not sure you’re plumbing your artistic depths.

    4. Significant_Cow4765 on

      lol I laughed out loud at the trailer of the one with Ellen Burstyn. Travesty

    5. officialullock on

      The last exorcist film was FUCKING SHITE. Last hour or something was actually laughable.

    6. IndependentLocal5727 on

      They really did such a great job on the first one I really don’t think we need an updated one with ai cgi or whatever the fuck to make any of it more realistic than the first

    7. qwerty_logic on

      ANOTHER exorcist movie? whoopee.

      She must have gotten this role off the back of her commanding performance in her Jurassic Park sequal.

    8. I love Scarlett and The Exorcist is the greatest horror movie ever made. But this doesn’t need to exist. We never need another Exorcist movie…or any movies about exorcisms. It’s so exhausted and played out.

    9. alleycat1121 on

      People in the comments are forgetting this is going to be written and directed by Mike Flanagan. The odds of this failing are pretty low.

    10. I feel like I would be more interested if it wasn’t already a franchise thing. Is it gonna blend into Dr Strange-Loki-multiverse thing? Just tell me now.

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