This is superb news, and is the good side of the madness of Sony’s sequel plans, Roadhouse 2 – The Last Call. A cheesy title, but Roadhouse was so much fun, and without bringing shame on my house I have to say that Patrick Swayze positively rocked in that movie, … [Read More]
We knew the sequelisation crowd was just getting out of hand, but Sony is about to either take it to new levels or recapture the art of sequelisation. It all depends on how you view the original movies, and the movies in question are, according to Hollywood Reporter through dtheatre: … [Read More]
With the story of the Alias writers off to keep busy on Mission: Impossible 3 for a while, Coming Soon has asked what will happen with Transformers of the two writers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci: “‘Transformers’ is very tricky, because it’s a movie based on a toy line,” Kurtzman … [Read More]
The Fantastic Four is getting it’s sequel. Once again proving the mathamatical equation: $56 million boxoffice on opening weekend (nullifying the “bad reviews” integer) + cast already signed = sequels. It’s just plain math folks. As I said in my video review of Fantastic Four, it’s a poor movie… but … [Read More]
Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure became one of those quiet little films that was supposed to make a few bucks at the boxoffice, but instead went on to become a part of pop-culture history. A successful sequel ensued. If those films had been made post 2002 we’d already be talking … [Read More]
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Oh man! What I wouldn’t give to have roughly $140,000 on me right now! Apparently at the end of July there is going to be an auction for the ORIGINAL lightsabers used by Luke and Darth Vader which is expected to fetch around (as you’ve probably already guessed) about $140,000! … [Read More]
So a lot of people have been writing me over the last year or so asking me about the status of Rush Hour 3 (one of the few films in history where the sequel was actually better than the original). Things haven’t looked good for the project since back in … [Read More]
Over at Timeout has an interview with Neil Marshall, Writer and Director of both Dog Soldiers and The Descent. There are a few insights into his work, and interestingly his lack of offers after Dog Soldiers: …it seems like horror films are sustaining the British film industry…I think that the … [Read More]
No, there’s not a set visit from us, this is from the blog of the screen writer Roger Avary: The soundstages are filled with the amazing work of Carol Spier — giant, vaulted, three-story interiors as well as numerous winding corridors that are representations straight out of the game. I … [Read More]
Want to be in The Fast and Furious 3? Well I would like to get me and my car (almost pictured!) sitting in the background somewhere, but I don’t have neon glow lights on the underside, or a huge rear spoiler, or a nitros system hooked up, I’m not an … [Read More]
The good folks over at FlmForce have posted up a really neat little article on Hollywood’s Weirdest Casts”. It’s basically a rundown of a whole bunch of films that have casts that you never would have though about putting together in one single film. Like, putting Luciano Pavarotti together in … [Read More]