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This is my second favorite comic currently running. I’m so excited for this movie.
Now if there was only some way to turn The Boys into a movie. I don’t think it could ever work though.
@1, http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117981…
Is this Tarantino? Because it looks like it.
No… Matthew Vaughn. Producer of the early Guy Ritchie movies, and director of Layer Cake (massively overlooked) and Stardust.
@Peter F,
I’ll believe it when I see it. HBO canceled that Preacher project when they really understood what the comic was about. The Boys takes things to an extreme that I just don’t think you could ever get away with.
No… Matthew Vaughn. Producer of the early Guy Ritchie movies, and director of Layer Cake (massively overlooked) and Stardust.
@Peter F,
I’ll believe it when I see it. HBO canceled that Preacher project when they really understood what the comic was about. The Boys takes things to an extreme that I just don’t think you could ever get away with.
That movie is going to entertain the shit out of me.
Looks like a hit if you’re one of the pederastically inclined, gun loving and violence-craving set.
Count me in, crazycatguy.
Needs more tentacle-rape.
The old-fashioned geezer in me doesn’t approve of movies where child performers are asked to casually swear like sailors. Sorry.
@11- But the kids love to swear!
While that looks like it’ll be a lot of fun, I’m somewhat in agreement with #11. However, for me, it’s more that the swearing is going to be played for novelty to the point that it’s just annoying.
@11: So you’re totally okay with the fact that the child is brutally murdering people? That’s the part that weirded me out. That said, I kinda want to see this anyway.