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Children of the Sun => Movies & Entertainment => Topic started by: RottingCorpse on September 06, 2005, 04:26:17 PM
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So, I ran across this little bit of cinematic news today . . .
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Kelli Maroney, who starred in the sci-fi classic “Night of the Comet” as Sam (“the little girl with the big gun”), will reprise her role in the sequel, NIGHT OF THE COMET II, which she will co-produce with Charlie Mason for his company, Ride the Rail Entertainment, which is clearing the rights.
The original film, long unavailable on DVD or video, was written and directed by Thom Eberhardt, and starred Maroney, Mary Woronov, Robert Beltran, Geoffrey Lewis and Catherine Mary Stewart, some of whom will reprise their original roles.
“I’m thrilled to be able to bring this one back,” said Maronrey, dropping into character as Sam the Cheerleader. “Like, what’s up with it not being out there? I’m so sure it totally has to be….”
In the original “Night of the Comet,” a comet wipes out most of life on Earth, leaving two Valley Girls (Maroney and Stewart) to fight evil flesh-eating zombies who survive the disaster. The zombies are led by mad scientists Lewis and Woronov. The girls hook up with a friendly truck driver (Beltran) and survive, presumably to repopulate the Earth.
The original film was financed by the Film Development Fund and released domestically by Atlantic Releasing Corp, Paramount, and CBS-Fox Video.
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I didn't know whether to cheer or cry, but then again, there are probably worse movies having sequels made from them and worse sequels being made. (My Girl 2 anyone?)
So, what's your favorite movie that doesn't have a sequel that could have one?
I always opt for The Professional. (Or Leon if you want to be Tina Fey about the whole thing.) Supposedly a sequel has been in the works for years, but who knows if it will ever happen. Still, I'd love to see Mathilda (Natalie Portman) ten years down the road having to take out some sum'biches with all her kick ass french hit man training.
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So, what's your favorite movie that doesn't have a sequel that could have one?
I vote for Beautiful Girls, strangely also with a young Natalie Portman--along with the rest of a great cast.
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Mmmm.... Sequels.
How about a prequel to Lolita?
:biggrin:
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The Transporter.
OH WAIT!
OMG LOLOLOL!!!!!111one!!11 :p :p :razz: :p :cool: 8)
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I like :biggrin:
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No contest... Spaceballs and History of the World: Part 1.... it's good ta be da king.
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Nah - I wanna see a sequel to Independance Day: That alien Will Smith punched is back, and he's really pissed.
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As long as Comet gets a DVD release, that's fine. Eberhardt's really dropped the ball. He and I exchanged emails about a year ago and he was totally out of touch with reality..
Much of his early catalog is lost or in dispute.
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As long as Comet gets a DVD release, that's fine. Eberhardt's really dropped the ball. He and I exchanged emails about a year ago and he was totally out of touch with reality..
Much of his early catalog is lost or in dispute.
Who?
IMDB turns up nothing.
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You need to read the first post again.
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Addendum to my first post:
Army of Darkness II: yes... I realize that it, in and of itself, is a sequel to a sequel, but goddamn... that ending at S-Mart is fucking loaded with potential for the next movie. I would be totally stoked to hear of another one.
Indiana Jones IV: I've heard rumors of Ford coming back to play his classic role one last time, but as far as I can tell, they're just rumors. Last I heard, he wanted to see them turned into a franchise like Bond (RAAAAAAD!)
Terminator 4: I don't care what anyone says... these movies just keep getting better and better. 3 had me glued to my chair for 2 hours and the ending was astounding
Akira: Prequel, sequel... I don't give a shit. The first one was so awesome, it can't possibly hurt to tell another portion of this epic graphic novel, provided the same people make it.
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You need to read the first post again.
I also need to learn how to tie my shoes. Any tips?
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Any tips?
Tie the laces around your tongue.
Tie other end of lace to a rail inside and elevator.
Stand outside of the elevator.
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Has anyone else heard Kevin Smith is going to make Dogma 2? And if so, am I the only one that thinks this is a bad idea?
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I thought Dogma was a bad idea.
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How did a sequel to The Dark Crystal fly in under my radar?
http://www.muppetcentral.com/news/2006/020106.shtml
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Yeah. Don't bring it up again.
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Fargo II: The Reckoning
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Saw III comes out this fall. They're cranking those fuckers out like newspaper.
I guess I have to see the other two now since it's the big horror franchise of the day.
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God, Saw is the new Cube.
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Was Cube 2 any good? I'm afraid to watch it because I don't want to destroy my fond memories of Cube.
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I love the Cubes!
Cube 2 is weird. They're in the "Hypercube," but it's just the same shit, except with a twist ending. The Hypercube is all clean and glowing, which really hurts the movie. They've lost that grungy stuff. The traps are stupid, too. Bad special efects. But, hey, it doesn't really suck. I wasn't offended by it.
Cube 0 is my favorite.
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Cube 0? You mean the first Cube? What?
What's this razor wire doing around my desk?
*shhhZZZZZTTT!"
*thud*
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Cube 0 is the prequel (the third movie). Watch the first movie beforehand so you'll catch the names and the events that are explained in 0.
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The Clerks II Trailer:
http://www.clerks2.com/trailer/index.html
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I'm sure everyone saw this coming, but I would really like to see a sequel to The Labyrinth. I have a finished script in my head if the henson company is interested.
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so many conflicting emotions at once....
wha?
so that whole "the end of the view askiewniverse" thing was all a lie? smith realized he needed to sell out?
on the other hand...could be funny. but, really. jesus.
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and what's with jason mewes? he's really been hitting the gym. kinda scary.
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and what's with jason mewes? he's really been hitting the gym. kinda scary.
He's not addicted to drugs anymore. Mewes had a huge heroin problem.
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I know Nacho wants to see a sequel to Dog Soldiers . . .
http://www.horror-movies.ca/horror_6090.html
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Joe Siegel, the Good Morning America film critic, walked out of Clerks II and made a point of being an asshole as he left. Apparently, he shouted about how he "Had never walked out of a movie in 30 years" and some shit. Anyway, Kevin Smith wrote about it on his MySpace:
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=63831867&blogID=146000943&MyToken=b7d001ac-8d11-4ca8-95a2-ccd954ac5b7b
Then Smith went on the Opie and Anthony radio show and was talking about it. They called up Joe Siegel and Kevin was lambasting him. It was fucking brilliant! Here's a link to it. Enjoy:
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=63831867&blogID=146374238&MyToken=b7d001ac-8d11-4ca8-95a2-ccd954ac5b7b
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Oh, another 7-year-old schoolgirl hissy fight.
Whee.
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one of these days I'm going to knock some sense into you, RC. I love you, but if, as a filmmaker yourself, you don't see the pure, shallow, desperate motivations behind even CONCEIVING "Clerks II" after a) Smith already made 4 sequels to Clerks and b) promised that after Jay and Silent Bob Strike back that the View Askiewniverse was no more, I gotta call you out. I mean, I haven't seen the movie, but I see absolutely nothing even slightly humorous in the trailer. I mean, seriously, that "Star Wars and dick jokes" well has got to be almost bone dry by now, don't you think? I say if Siegel walked out on it after all the pure shit he's probably seen in his lifetime (think about it...this man probably didn't even walk out of CORKY ROMANO), then it's probably awful. Plus, I never really knew this when I was a big fan, but KS is such a drama queen that it's ridiculous.
Sorry for the rant, and I know I'll probably see this movie at some point, but it's going to be on my terms (i.e., free download). I ain't giving this mofo any more money, especially after he let Fletch slip out of his hands, has started to ride Jason Lee's coattails instead of vice versa, insists on putting his wife in his movies, and wrote a movie in which Dante Hicks, the quintessential loser hero of the nineties, somehow is able to convince Rosario Dawson to let him touch her private parts.
I say let him be a starving artist for awhile. The bitch could stand to lose about 150 pounds anyway.
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I completely agree with Cass.
Smith was lucky with, or else sucked Satans cock for Clerks.
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After I heard about the standing ovation, I thought Kevin had done some amazing philosophical turn-around that left people in tears with memories of the American Dream©.
Then I read the reviews. "OMG Ther's liek an black guy in a THONG dancing with a DONKEY AHAHA ALOLOLOL THIS MOOVIE IS TEH FUNNIESST EVAR%!!!!!!!! Kevin is a GEENEUS!"
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Oh my....
Has Clerks 2 been officially released yet...?
Or is the UK just slow...?
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I don't care why Kevin Smith made Clerks II, I'm jazzed to see it. The original Clerks was one of those movies that inspired me to be a filmmaker. He captured what life in the suburbs as a twenty-something was, at least for me.
I hear you on Smith in some regards. Still, when he's good (Clerks, Chasing Amy), he's amazing.
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See, Chasing Amy is the film that secured Kevin Smith for me. He made a movie about male and female relationships and got it right.
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Blah - he's still lucky.
He should not have made Clerks 2... but I may be proved wrong by it being ace. I hope for all our sakes that it IS ace.
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Um, it won't be. How can it? Clerks II: Several tens of millions of dollars and tabloid breakdowns later!
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Clerks II: The same old crap that's now completely irrelevant to your original, core audience who are, ironically, at whom you are still aiming this film.
Clerks II: Smith is a tit.
Clerks II: Another shagging a dead man joke.
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god, i love being right all the time.
dled this tonight out of sentimentality for Kevin (remember, I am the guy who got him to come to my college for this thingie (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00007149S/qid=1153796408/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-0034346-4606272?%5Fencoding=UTF8&v=glance&n=130)), and now I'm really glad I didn't let my friends convince me to go see it in the theater this weekend.
If any of you guys enjoy it, just ask yourselves this: would I have liked this if it was the debut film of a independent writer/director? Seriously, I hate to admit it, and I think I've discovered that the reason I'm so down on this movie is because I admired Clerks and Kevin Smith's story in the first place and hate to see him do something like this, but Kevin Smith just pulled a George Lucas.
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You're never right.
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i was right when I told your mother she should have an abortion. too bad she didn't listen.
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You so weren't right - else I'd never have been alive to kill you, and then rape your mother, get her pregnant, then use the old coathanger abortion trick.
Maybe that's what happened your face, all those years ago, except that your milkman wasn't very handy with teh coathanger.
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wait...are you the milkman too?
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Do you have blonde hair?
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Rocky 6, the sequel we've all been waiting for . . . or not.
http://www.apple.com/trailers/mgm/rockybalboa/
Oh, and Rambo 4 starts shooting this fall . . . Sly must need cash.
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Ain't it Cool News is reporting that Eddie Murphy is in talks to do Beverly Hills Cop IV.
Is this the movie fans have been clamoring for?
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Ain't it Cool News is reporting that Eddie Murphy is in talks to do Beverly Hills Cop IV.
Is this the movie fans have been clamoring for?
III sucked horribly. It's only good if they bring back the other two cops as well. When was the last time Judge Reinhold was in... anything?
I'm kinda excited about Norbit though... it's the first Eddie Murphy movie in a long time that looks like it might be hilarious.
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You know, the weird thing is that Beverly Hills Cop always has potential. So three sucked horribly, but... You never know.
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You know, the weird thing is that Beverly Hills Cop always has potential. So three sucked horribly, but... You never know.
Yeah, well... IV can't possibly be any worse, so the only direction to go is up. They better still have the Herbie Hancock theme music too goddammit.
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House of Re-Animator
I'm all over this.
http://www.fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=3425 (http://www.fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=3425)
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In the "from out of left field" department:
Jan De Bont surfs 'Point Break' sequel
RGM, Essential will exec produce
By Gregg Goldstein
CANNES -- Seventeen years after "Point Break" washed up in movie theaters, surf's up for the sequel, "Point Break: Indo," with Jan de Bont aboard to direct.
RGM Entertainment and Essential Entertainment will exec produce this Asia-based follow-up to director Kathryn Bigelow's original, which starred de Bont's "Speed" lead Keanu Reeves as an FBI agent casing a gang of surfer bank robbers. The new film will take place 20 years after the disappearance of one of the criminal surfers (Patrick Swayze).
Both the original and sequel are written by W. Peter Iliff. Plot details and possible character reprises have not been disclosed, but the film will shoot in Singapore and Southeast Asia.
Taylor Morgan Pictures' Chris Taylor and John Morgan will produce. RGM's Devesh Chetty, Essential's Jere Hausfater and Neil Kaplan, and the Paradigm-repped de Bont will executive produce.
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Left field would be a Care Bears movie.
I'm surprised Point Break doesn't already have a sequel.
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Left field would be a Care Bears movie.
Except...there are a lot of sequels to the Care Bears movie! Including one last year...
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Indeed.
2007 trailer:
http://www.carebearsdvd.com/oopsy/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Care_Bears
The Care Bears appeared in their own television series from 1985 to 1988, in addition to three feature films: The Care Bears Movie (1985), Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation (1986), and The Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland (1987).
In 2002, the bears were relaunched with new toys. Made by Play-Along Toys, the new toys offer features such as bellies that light up when pressed, bears that do aerobics, and glow-in-the-dark bears. As part of this comeback, the Bears have appeared in two computer-animated movies: Journey to Joke-a-lot (2004) and Big Wish Movie (2005).
This is one of those "haha made you look!" jokes. Except it's funny even though there's something to find. Like, "Hey, there's an ugly girl behind you!" *turns head*
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and...isn't Patrick Swazye dead?
and...aren't Keanu Reeves' acting skills dead?
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and...isn't Patrick Swazye dead?
and...aren't Keanu Reeves' acting skills dead?
Were either ever "really" alive?
"Nobody puts Baby in a corner!!"
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Left field would be a Care Bears movie.
Except...there are a lot of sequels to the Care Bears movie! Including one last year...
I used to love those movies.
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bumping this shit because Indiana Jones 4 was fucking atrocious.
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Can't wait to watch the Rifftrax of it coming out next week.
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how about a Dazed and Confused where it's all the same characters in the 80s hustling office jobs and trying to understand new wave and starting zines and shit.
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Can't wait to watch the Rifftrax of it coming out next week.
ah, and it looks like i will be seeing the Happening after all!
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Man, the Happening made me want to drive up to Pennsylvania and murder M. Night's family.
Haven't watched the Rifftrax yet.
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Can't wait to watch the Rifftrax of it coming out next week.
seriously, it's fucking abominable and they should tear it apart.
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I'm honestly impressed that with all the talent there is in this movie that it managed to suck so bad.
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What talent? The people it took to dig up Karen Allen's grave? Harrison Ford on work-release from the institution?
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John Hurt, Cate Blanchett, Ray Winstone are all pretty talented.
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That was CGI, Matt. Those weren't the real actors.
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everything that was wrong with the movie:
(https://greatsociety.org/forums/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fa.abcnews.com%2Fimages%2FEntertainment%2Fsp_indianaJones_071003_ms.jpg&hash=636fd2202808917f0b8ee0d455b573055ba015bd)
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I really hope he doesn't end up playing Yorick
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There's no way a Y movie will be good, so it doesn't matter.
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Can't wait to watch the Rifftrax of it coming out next week.
ah, and it looks like i will be seeing the Happening after all!
Jesus. Watching it now and it's still eye-clawingingly bad.
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The Happening or Indy?
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The Happening. But I'm sure the boys won't be able to riff Indy enough to dull the pain, either...
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Indy's coming up on my Netflix queue.
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Haha.
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Why's that funny? Aside from that it blows.
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I'm laughing at your coming pain.
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I didn't want to sully our sci-fi thread with this shite, but if you need ammo for why Blade Runner ISN'T one the best sci-fi films of all time the fact that they're spitting it into the remake/sequel machine should help.
LOS ANGELES, CA, MARCH 3, 2011—Warner Bros-based financing and production company Alcon Entertainment (“The Blind Side,” “The Book of Eli”) co-founders and co-Chief Executive Officers Broderick Johnson and Andrew Kosove, in the most significant property acquisition negotiations in the Company’s 13-year history, are in final discussions to secure film, television and ancillary franchise rights to produce prequels and sequels to the iconic 1982 science-fiction thriller “Blade Runner.”
Alcon is negotiating to secure the rights from producer-director Bud Yorkin, who will serve as producer on “Blade Runner” along with Kosove and Johnson. Cynthia Sikes Yorkin will co-produce. Frank Giustra and Tim Gamble, CEO’s of Thunderbird Films, will serve as executive producers. Alcon’s franchise rights would be all-inclusive, but exclude rights to remake the original. The Company, however, may produce projects based on situations introduced in the original film.
The project would be distributed domestically by Warner Bros. International rights are yet to be determined. Johnson and Kosove stated: “We are honored and excited to be in business with Bud Yorkin. This is a major acquisition for our company, and a personal favorite film for both of us. We recognize the responsibility we have to do justice to the memory of the original with any prequel or sequel we produce. We have long-term goals for the franchise, and are exploring multi-platform concepts, not just limiting ourselves to one medium only.”
Among its many distinctions, “Blade Runner” has been singled out as one of the greatest movies of all time by countless polls and media outlets, and overwhelmingly as the greatest science-fiction film of all time by a majority of genre publications.
Released by Warner Bros. almost 30 years ago, "Blade Runner" was adapted by Hampton Fancher and David Peoples from Philip K. Dick's novel “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" and directed by Ridley Scott following his landmark “Alien.”
The film was nominated for two Academy Awards (Best Visual Effects, and Best Art Direction). “Blade Runner” was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."
The film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry in 1993 and is frequently taught in university courses. In 2007, it was named the 2nd most visually influential film of all time by the Visual Effects Society. Alcon’s COO Scott Parish and head of business affairs David Fierson are negotiating on behalf of the Company.
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Well, as long as the Book of Eli people are involved. Because that film was stunning.....ly bad.
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they already did this..it was called "The Fifth Element."
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And Fifth Element did it better!
I consider it to be the intelligent, non-emo kid's Blade Runner.
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I never survive cross-examination.
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I know Nacho wants to see a sequel to Dog Soldiers . . .
http://www.horror-movies.ca/horror_6090.html (http://www.horror-movies.ca/horror_6090.html)
http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/26293 (http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/26293)
Neil Marshall's Dog Soldiers is still part part of the horror conversation almost ten years after its' release, so it makes sense that Dog Soldiers 2 is something of a long awaited project.
While Dog Soldiers 2 is still in pre-production, its producers at Kismet Entertainment have started rolling on the Dog Soldiers: Legacy web series while they get warmed (and to get you warmed up) up for their feature. Today we have the first installment in the web series, Red, along with some stills from the shoot!
The Dog Soldiers: Red trailer" brings back a sense of the unique werewolf style that we have all come to love from the original 'Dog Soldiers' film... Based on a modern-day version of “Little Red Riding Hood”, multiple members of Allen’s family took part in the Ryan Lightbourn-directed trailer including his grandmother Pat “Nan” Allen who plays the awaiting grandma and his sister Emmy Allen who portrays “Red”.... Kismet Entertainment is also in the early stages of pre-production for the first sequel to the 2002 cult hit 'Dog Soldiers'.
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Sequels we didn't love to see! (I'm just wasting time today...)
http://blastr.com/2011/11/12-disastrous-movie-sequels-we-wish-didnt-exist-to-spoil-series-we-love.php
Star Trek V is never given an inch, is it?
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I know Nacho wants to see a sequel to Dog Soldiers . . .
http://www.horror-movies.ca/horror_6090.html (http://www.horror-movies.ca/horror_6090.html)
http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/26293 (http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/26293)
Neil Marshall's Dog Soldiers is still part part of the horror conversation almost ten years after its' release, so it makes sense that Dog Soldiers 2 is something of a long awaited project.
While Dog Soldiers 2 is still in pre-production, its producers at Kismet Entertainment have started rolling on the Dog Soldiers: Legacy web series while they get warmed (and to get you warmed up) up for their feature. Today we have the first installment in the web series, Red, along with some stills from the shoot!
The Dog Soldiers: Red trailer" brings back a sense of the unique werewolf style that we have all come to love from the original 'Dog Soldiers' film... Based on a modern-day version of “Little Red Riding Hood”, multiple members of Allen’s family took part in the Ryan Lightbourn-directed trailer including his grandmother Pat “Nan” Allen who plays the awaiting grandma and his sister Emmy Allen who portrays “Red”.... Kismet Entertainment is also in the early stages of pre-production for the first sequel to the 2002 cult hit 'Dog Soldiers'.
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We need to stop them.
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We have no Blade Runner thread, so here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haXvp8M9Cog
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snorebot!
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My sister was obsessed with Top Gun the summer it came out on VHS. (1987? '88? It all moved slower back then.) We watched it at least once a week that summer. Kelley McGinnis's legs woke up something in me.
The theme song alone on this fills me with a warm nostalgia. This looks like a straight up soft reboot a'la The Force Awakens, but if the young bucks are half as much fun as Goose, Iceman, and the rest, it'll be a nice ride.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4U4BQW9OEk
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And a rapidly aging Jennifer Connolly!
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I'm not upset about this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hAL7emClFM&feature=emb_logo
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I tried to find a Matrix thread, but couldn't.
The first 45 minutes of Matrix 4 hit all my soft spots. I'd have watched a whole movie of Neo figuring out if he even wanted to be unplugged again. All the meta, "is this sequel really necessary" shit was kind of fun. Then Neo got unplugged and I lost interest. It as just "Hey Lana, can you play the hits... badly?" The production value felt weirdly cheap, like i was watching a SyFy original that ran out of money, so the producer had to blow some rich coke-head to get the rest of the cash. We think of the original Matrix as some CGI masterpiece, but if you watch it now, you realize how much it is just old fashion camera and practical effects. Matrix 4 felt like it was, er, a fake reality made in a computer.
I don't know if it's the most meaningless and unnecessary sequel ever made, but it's certainly needs to be in the conversation.
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I tried to find a Matrix thread, but couldn't.
The first 45 minutes of Matrix 4 hit all my soft spots. I'd have watched a whole movie of Neo figuring out if he even wanted to be unplugged again. All the meta, "is this sequel really necessary" shit was kind of fun. Then Neo got unplugged and I lost interest. It as just "Hey Lana, can you play the hits... badly?" The production value felt weirdly cheap, like i was watching a SyFy original that ran out of money, so the producer had to blow some rich coke-head to get the rest of the cash. We think of the original Matrix as some CGI masterpiece, but if you watch it now, you realize how much it is just old fashion camera and practical effects. Matrix 4 felt like it was, er, a fake reality made in a computer.
I don't know if it's the most meaningless and unnecessary sequel ever made, but it's certainly needs to be in the conversation.
What I found odd (and amusing) is that the whole point of the movie is that it's the most meaningless and unnecessary sequel ever made. That carries all the way through to the post credits sequence.
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this movie needs sam neill
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb5ELWi-ekk
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this movie needs sam neill
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb5ELWi-ekk
JURASSY WORLD: THE FINAL CHAPTER UNTIL THE NEXT CHAPTER
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Jesus...
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I don't think I've been this excited about a sequel since The Force Awakens.
https://youtu.be/giXco2jaZ_4
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I don't think I've been this excited about a sequel since The Force Awakens.
https://youtu.be/giXco2jaZ_4
I was ready to be mean and cynical but....yeah.