Prolific music video director-turned-millennial blockbuster king, Brett Ratner kicked off his Hollywood career with a bang, establishing himself as a director of commercially successful popcorn movies beginning in the late 1990s. Though frequently derided by critics for his big-budget, high-octane approach to filmmaking, Ratner’s success at the box office could not be disputed. As the director of the hugely profitable “Rush Hour” series, Ratner reigned over an international money-making machine which netted New Line Studios a whopping $850 million at the box office, elevating him into the
Hollywood gave us a scare this week like you wouldn't believe: the announcement that Brett Ratner, the director of the Rush Hour trilogy and X-Men: The Last Stand, would be helming the remake of Conan the Barbarian.I had two