Is this a reference to the movie Soylent Green, in the 2012 move The Campaign? Or is this just a coincidence. I cant find any confirmation.

Could this be a thing? He’s putting farmers out of business.

People keep discussing a remake of Soylent Green. Maybe like a prequel to the secret discovered in the end of the original. I thought it might be interesting for a plot that revealed that William Simonson was Sols estranged son who he had not spoken to in ages because of the environmental damage, carbon footprint the Soylent factories put out , yada yada.

And I like the Art work for the original concept of their apt.

‘Make Room! Make Room!’ is quite different from the movie, most notably the absence of any reference to global warming, which now seems an inspired and prescient addition to the screenplay.

I assume Stanley Greenberg added this but does anyone know more about the development of the screenplay and how this came about?

I’m not advertising, this company is either oblivious. or thought of a interesting marketing strategy… or it is people

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvHSbuYjGq4

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/tv/viewers-horrified-gregg-wallace-eats-30545867

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Anyone notice there are scenes missing from the movie on Apple tv?? It’s frustrating me!!

Everyone knows the secret of Soylent Green. Everyone knows the ending.

So, what to do? Maybe make this remake as much about climate change and disinformation as it is about a company using the dead to feed the living.

Soylent Green is a brilliant movie and a story with so many themes. In the right hands a remake could be awesome.

Here’s my cast for a remake:

Thorne - Brad Pitt Sol - Anthony Hopkins Shirl-Olivia Wilde Simonson -Bryan Cranston Fielding - Oscar Isaac Hatcher - Matt Damon