(07-09-2011, 09:25)Jakuzzi napisał(a):

(06-09-2011, 23:46)Crov napisał(a): Szczerze to zainteresuje mnie jako prowadzący tylko, jeżeli dadzą mu Gervaisa jako partnera, który będzie non stop komentował ironicznie karierę Murphy'ego.

Ironiczne komentarze na temat kariery Eddiego na pewno będą, tylko że ze strony jego samego. ;)

(13-09-2011, 12:34)Albertino napisał(a): Zawsze mnie zastanawiało jak to się dzieje, że twórca o wielkiej intuicji, kręcący niejednokrotnie dzieła wybitne (czyli wiedzący jak "to" się robi), nagle kręci gniota.

(13-09-2011, 23:00)Lawrence napisał(a): A ja ciągle żywię się nadzieją, że ten film nie powstanie. Niedawno słyszałem plotki, że podobno adaptacja "Monopoly" coraz bliżej, co mnie o dziwo cieszy. Niech Ridley bierze się za wszystko tylko nie za "Blade Runnera".

Cytat:With actor Ryan Gosling and director Nicolas Winding Refn gathering plenty of critical attention for their action-drama DRIVE, we're wondering what they can do with their next collaboration.

The duo are updating LOGAN'S RUN, the sci-fi novel previously adapted as a cheesy 1976 movie with Michael York and AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON babe Jenny Agutter.

And no one is more aware of that pungent cheese odor than Gosling. When asked if their version would draw influence from the first movie, the actor tells flixist: "No, because it?s so different from our idea for LOGAN'S and we want to go back more to the book. Also, we have other ideas. And that film was shot in a mall in the 70s. I can?t see how it would influence us. I?ve been really enjoying the process of developing it. We?re focusing on that. We?re trying to create this world and make a movie we want to see, like we did with DRIVE."

LOGAN?S RUN (based on a 1967 novel by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson) was set in a futuristic society where gem-palmed citizens willingly die at a certain age (21 in the book, 30 in the movie) as a means of population control. Logan is a ?Sandman?, a law officer sent to hunt humans who escape the city to continue existing after their designated death day, and while on the hunt he ultimately discovers reasons to keep living.

Bryan Singer, Carl Rinsch (47 RONIN) and Joseph Kosinski (TRON LEGACY) have all been attached to direct during the project's lengthy development.


Source: flixist

Cytat:James Franco is a man of many projects. I have no issue with this whatsoever.

At the beginning of the year, Franco really wanted to direct an adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian". There was really no update on the issue after it was initially brought up. However, at TIFF this year the question was asked if Franco was actually going to do the adaptation. This is what he said:

?We shot a 20 minute test of it (Blood Meridian) that turned out pretty well? we were gearing up to do the feature but that for various reasons is on hold, but we are going to make a movie based on his (Cormac McCarthy?s) third book Child Of God.?

So on top of doing "Blood Meridian", he also wants to do "Child of God". I don't blame him. McCarthy created some great literary material to work with.

Here's a summary of "Child of God": ?Set in mountainous Servier Sounty, Tennessee Child of God tells the story of Lester Ballard, a dispossessed, violent man whom the narrator describes as ?a child of God much like yourself perhaps.? Ballard?s life is a disastrous attempt to exist outside the social order. Successively deprived of parents and homes and with few other ties, Ballard descends literally and figuratively to the level of a cave dweller as he falls deeper into crime and degradation.?

Source: We Got This Covered

(02-10-2011, 22:04)Bucho napisał(a): Filmy z mechami w tle zawsze mile widziane,