WTF: Kanye West Could (Maybe) Be Creative Director On The ‘Jetsons’ Movie?
By Russ Fischer/Jan. 5, 2012 11:00 am EST
Kanye West says a lot of stuff on Twitter — so much so, sometimes, that his account should be labeled with that old tag that adorned cheap novelties and pinball machines, “for amusement only.” Last night he went on a long tweet-spree, the contents of which are mostly out of our editorial jurisdiction.
There was one thing, however, that caught our eye: Kanye says he just had a conference call about becoming the creative director for “the Jetson movie.” Huh? Here’s the relevant tweet set:
I was just discussing becoming the creative director for the Jetson movie and someone on the call yelled out.. you should do a Jetsons tour! [1] … This just happened a few hours ago. I was very insulted of course becuase for anyone that’s seen the Watch the Throne Tour [2] …Or Coachella or Glow in the Dark or Runaway.. you know I have real ideas…[3]
Presumably this is the live-action Jetsons movie that was written by Adam Goldberg and which Robert Rodriguez was once attached to direct. We haven’t heard much at all about the movie in a while (which was just fine, I think) but this implies that it isn’t dead yet. Of course it isn’t dead — the Jetsons is a known, exploitable property.
So what can we expect from Kanye, should he end up working on the film? (Which seems unlikely.) Another recent tweet points to something:
I don’t want to see any movie that doesn’t have mind blowing special effects… #EVERAGAIN
Oh, boy. Maybe Kanye can get his creative pal Spike Jonze involved — or, better yet, let’s hope not. Jonze has many better things to do.
WTF: Kanye West Could (Maybe) Be Creative Director On The ‘Jetsons’ Movie?
By Russ Fischer/Jan. 5, 2012 11:00 am EST
Kanye West says a lot of stuff on Twitter — so much so, sometimes, that his account should be labeled with that old tag that adorned cheap novelties and pinball machines, “for amusement only.” Last night he went on a long tweet-spree, the contents of which are mostly out of our editorial jurisdiction.
There was one thing, however, that caught our eye: Kanye says he just had a conference call about becoming the creative director for “the Jetson movie.” Huh? Here’s the relevant tweet set:
I was just discussing becoming the creative director for the Jetson movie and someone on the call yelled out.. you should do a Jetsons tour! [1] … This just happened a few hours ago. I was very insulted of course becuase for anyone that’s seen the Watch the Throne Tour [2] …Or Coachella or Glow in the Dark or Runaway.. you know I have real ideas…[3]
Presumably this is the live-action Jetsons movie that was written by Adam Goldberg and which Robert Rodriguez was once attached to direct. We haven’t heard much at all about the movie in a while (which was just fine, I think) but this implies that it isn’t dead yet. Of course it isn’t dead — the Jetsons is a known, exploitable property.
So what can we expect from Kanye, should he end up working on the film? (Which seems unlikely.) Another recent tweet points to something:
I don’t want to see any movie that doesn’t have mind blowing special effects… #EVERAGAIN
Oh, boy. Maybe Kanye can get his creative pal Spike Jonze involved — or, better yet, let’s hope not. Jonze has many better things to do.
There was one thing, however, that caught our eye: Kanye says he just had a conference call about becoming the creative director for “the Jetson movie.” Huh?
Here’s the relevant tweet set:
Presumably this is the live-action Jetsons movie that was written by Adam Goldberg and which Robert Rodriguez was once attached to direct. We haven’t heard much at all about the movie in a while (which was just fine, I think) but this implies that it isn’t dead yet. Of course it isn’t dead — the Jetsons is a known, exploitable property.
I was just discussing becoming the creative director for the Jetson movie and someone on the call yelled out.. you should do a Jetsons tour! [1] … This just happened a few hours ago. I was very insulted of course becuase for anyone that’s seen the Watch the Throne Tour [2] …Or Coachella or Glow in the Dark or Runaway.. you know I have real ideas…[3]
So what can we expect from Kanye, should he end up working on the film? (Which seems unlikely.) Another recent tweet points to something:
Oh, boy. Maybe Kanye can get his creative pal Spike Jonze involved — or, better yet, let’s hope not. Jonze has many better things to do.
I don’t want to see any movie that doesn’t have mind blowing special effects… #EVERAGAIN
