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New posters have convinced some fans that a B-Rabbit movie featuring hit rapper Eminem is being released on Netflix.
Speculation on B-Rabbit Netflix Movie with Eminem Explained
A pair of Facebook posters teased the release of a supposed B-Rabbit movie on Netflix, seemingly featuring 15-time Grammy-winning rap artist Marshall Mathers (better known as Eminem).
One poster shows Mathers sitting outside a brick building with a stoic look as fans see a giant billboard reading "B-Rabbit" behind him. The film is teased as a Netflix original, and the title has buds of marijuana behind the wording.
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The second poster shows the movie title made out of the recreational drug while Mathers sits on the edge of the building smoking a joint. He is also wearing a white bunny costume and looking into the camera.
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While these posters seem to imply a sequel to 2002's 8 Mile is being made, they are both fake. Fans can tell they are made using artificial intelligence (AI), as noted by the "AI-Trash" logo in the background.
As of writing, there are no official or rumored plans for this movie to be made.
Will an 8 Mile Sequel Ever Release?
2002's 8 Mile could potentially be in line for a follow-up effort, according to rapper 50 Cent (Curtis Jackson).
Jackson noted through the BigBoyTV YouTube channel in January 2023 that he was working closely with Mathers on an 8 Mile TV adaptation. He teased its grand scale and said that the series was "in motion" at the time:
"I’m gonna bring his '8 Mile' to television. We’re in motion. It’s gonna be big. I ain’t got no duds. I’m battin’ a hundred, I’m battin’ a hundred."
Unfortunately, Eminem's manager, Paul Rosenberg, shared in October 2023 on X (formerly Twitter) that no 8 Mile sequel was in development and that it "does not and won't exist."
This was a diversion from his comments on the Paul Pod: Curtain Call 2 podcast (via YouTube) in late 2022. There, he offered the phrase, "never say never" when it came to developing a potential sequel.
Another voice on the negative side of the conversation was 8 Mile star Mekhi Phifer, who played Future in the film.
Speaking with TMZ in January 2023, he firmly denied any talks for a second movie being in place while explaining how it was best for some films to be left alone:
"Sometimes, it’s just best to leave it at one, sometimes it’s best to just leave it alone. Once you make a classic, no reason to fool around with it."
For now, there are no plans to make another Eminem movie, a sequel, or reboot of 8 Mile.
8 Mile is streaming for free on Tubi.