#actioncomedy

Like seriously have there be four main characters, a chef, a college biology student, a guy who hates eating his vegetables, and the comic relief, team up together to fight the mutant vegetables and deal with each of their vegetable related issues.

The characters(and who I think would play them)

-The Chef: Michelin chef, uses his cooking skills to fight the vegitables as he has been trained to know how to prepare a vegitables and therefore knows their weaknesses. Would be played by Hiroyuki Sanada

-The biology Student: She is super smart and nerdy. Goes to an Ivy League school. Her part in this is personal between her and the scientist who made the vegitables evil. Played by: Letitia Wright

-The Vegitable Hater: Hes just a not so smart gym jock who watched the vegitables kill his family. He has no benefit to the team, he's just out for revenge. Played by: Dave Bautista

-The Comic Relief: Scared of everything but pretends to be cool about it. Actually has some pretty good fighting skills but is just too scared of the mutant vegitables to use them. He would have to be played by: Page Kennedy

-Evil Mad Scientist: Don't really see much of him until the end. Keeps creating more evil vegitables to throw against the main characters. Played by: David Tennant

Slowly throughout the film learn that the biology student accidentally helped create the formula that turned the vegetables into mutants and only he knows how to reverse the process.

About an hour into the film, the comic relief character dies dramatically saving the chef's life then in the third act when all seems lost have the comic relief show up again but like with cyborg parts or something to save everyone.

🤘repost via @tomhern: I’m back from the #gunsakimbo premiere in Toronto . Shout outs to all you fantastic punks from our cast and crew who helped make this film and/or starred in it. Tu meke. 🎥

__________________________ Two mean peeps in this 📸 The very talented, and equally kind, Dan Radcliffe. I loved working with him. A class act!! And, my homie @puffybee aka Hopetown aka Hopey aka Thuglife. You’re a good one homes…a force to be reckoned with and a buddy up for a laugh through thick and thin, rain, shine and the rest. ✊🏼 ___________________________

Films continue to be an awesome framework for all sorts of learning for me. Each one is kind of like a giant trellis that my knotted and gnarly ole tree weaves in and around for a couple of years (or a few, depending), as it grows up, reaching towards the sun… An opportunity to learn more about my work and craft, of course.. . But also an opportumity to learn all sorts of life/human stuff…. about people and about me. On the mountaintops and in the valleys.

I’m grateful for every film I get to be involved in, for the people I meet, and for what they each teach me…. ___________________________

Please enjoy a few of my favourite moments of Matt Mcguire’s fighting scenes with the late great David Carradine, best known for starring in the tv show #kungfu 👊 and the film series #killbill 😍

He was a great actor and martial artist and I was so happy that @therobertcarradine got to have his older brother appear alongside him in this episode of #lizziemcguire.

I must admit when I was young, I did not realize he was his brother until a few years later when I was able to use the Internet and look it up 😅. I mean I was only like 7 years old 🙄

Videos are taken from episode 1.12, ‘Between a Rock and a Bra Place’.