DAMN!!! WILL SMITH and MICHAEL BAY PART WAYS while working on NEW MOVIE!!! W or L??? - page 2

I said before Will has been on the decline in Hollywood.

Stories like these dont help the reception of him choosing bad projects.

Will has worked with Bay for a long time; Bay helped make him the action star he is. If they could not see eye to eye, that's a really bad sign

Everybody knows Bay's style; it's more flash and less substance. He will probably end up getting another film thrown to him from Netflix.

If anything, it shows he’s still on top.

There are very few actors that command so much power that they’re bigger than the director. Notice that Bay left the project, not Will.

Will still has plenty of star power in the third act of his career, slap be damned. That’s just a fact.

will's heart is not in movies any more. He rather do ghetto rap.

Oh yes lets blame the black dude without knowing sh1t.

Once casting is done, you hardly see an actor walk away from the contract due to legal obligations. Plus, it's probably more so Will's production agreement with Netflix.

Directors leave projects all the time.

Here are 15 times when a director walked away from a blockbuster.

Edgar Wright – Ant-Man (2015) ...
Justin Lin – Fast X (2023) ...
Tim Miller – Deadpool 2 (2018) ...
Danny Boyle – No Time to Die (2021) ...
Cary Fukunaga – IT (2017) ...
Stephen Chow – The Green Hornet (2011) ...
David Fincher – Mission: Impossible III (2006)


Several high-profile directors have left movie projects mid-production due to various reasons, including creative differences, clashes with producers, or personal issues. Some notable examples include: Justin Lin leaving "Fast X", Phil Lord and Christopher Miller exiting the Han Solo film, and Joe Carnahan departing "Mission: Impossible III". Additionally, directors like Patty Jenkins, Brenda Chapman, and Martin Brest have been replaced during filming

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Damn how run off Mike Bay?

Bay sucks anyway. He made the turtles 9ft tall

lmao cmon it was the radiation