Space Jam 2: A New Legacy Pitch Meeting

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Step inside the pitch meeting that led to Space Jam: A New Legacy!

Space Jam starring Michael Jordan was one of the definitive kid's movies of the 1990s and became an international hit. Naturally, Hollywood has wanted to make a sequel for a long time, but it’s no easy task. Who is an all-star athlete who is not only popular enough to not only carry a movie but fit it into their busy all-star athlete schedule? The answer is apparently: Lebron James.

Space Jam: A New Legacy definitely raises some questions. Like why are there so many Warner Bros properties in this thing? Why doesn’t Lebron try a little harder to recruit non-Looney Tunes characters? How did his son get that incredible scanning technology? How would winning a basketball game change anything for Al G Rhythm if he’s already made history by teleporting thousands of people into a server? Who are these Matrix references for? How did Bugs Bunny survive? Why are the Clockwork Orange guys here?

To answer all these questions and more, step inside the Pitch Meeting that led to Space Jam: A New Legacy! It’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.

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Which movie/show would you like to see a Pitch Meeting for next?

ScreenRant

Seems like the pitch for this should have been, "Remember the movie 'Ready Player One'? Well, we're going to do that but only use Warner Bros properties."

raydunakin

Somehow Michael Jordan being lassoed into a golf hole and dragged into the WB logo in the center of Earth which leads to Loony Tune world made more sense than what sounds like happens in this movie.

WolfLandmaster

"It's gonna be hard for audiences to feel any stakes if the scoring is arbitrary."
"Actually...yep."

Plot twist of the century.

LordAzrael

5:30 The son of a celebrity being so disconnected from other people that he's more interested in winning a game than not destroying thousands of lives is probably the only realistic part of this entire movie though.

ZWolf

"What, how?"
"I don't care."
Astonishing moment of pure honesty from the film industry.

Jenifer_R_

“Are there any consequences for Warner Bros. for almost trapping thousands of people?”
“No.”
“That’s what I like to hear!”
😂🤣

mnyu

“So why is it called SPACE Jam, if it has nothing to do with space?”

“Because it’s a sequel that has nothing to do with the first movie, but we want to draw in all the fans of the first movie to watch this steaming pile of marketing dumpster fire.”

stephen

A perfect joke. After 200+ pitch meetings of setting up the expectation:
- "Oh, it's going to be hard for the audience to feel any stakes if the scoring is arbitrary."
- "Actually, yep."

esotericVideos

“It’s going to look like a sea of cosplayers going to their first comic con and not quite nailing the whole thing yet” lol

Superman-jrrm

"Spoilers Ahead!"

Me having not seen the movie: Yeah I don't care.

davidjones

“That does sound like me.”

He sounds so proud of himself.

jackofdiamonds

When kids see that reference to the bullet-time Trinity scene, they're probably like "oh, just like in Shrek!" You know, because Shrek already did that joke before people who can vote now were born...

unvergebeneid

“Why should we make a sequel to Space Jam?”
“Because money.”
“I like money.”

jackofdiamonds

Where’s the Loki pitch meeting at oh great Ryan George our protector
(edit: thanks for the likes I- no no bad this is bad you can't say this bad bad)

arjundeokule_