The film version of Angels & Demons, the prequel to The Da Vinci Code, is closer to reality. Tom Hanks is almost signed to star.
I’m one of the folks who didn’t hate the movie version of the best-selling book The Da Vinci Code, so I wouldn’t mind seeing Angels & Demons come to the big screen. The Da Vinci Code was directed by Ron Howard, and according to the listing at IMDB, he’ll be directing the sequel as well.
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CanMag has a picture of Bumblebee from the upcoming Transformers movie. I’m not sure I like the look of the Transformers, but I’ll give the film a chance. This may be either Michael Bay’s return to glory (if he was ever glorious) or his final hurray. There’s a major audience imbedded within this potential franchise, if he messes it up don’t expect tons of cash being thrown his way for future films. But, let’s face it, Transformers is going to bring in the summer bucks.
narc
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This dead horse is beaten, if you ask me, which you haven’t, but you should have.
Video games turned movie have failed over and over, but I guess I can’t follow that up with “and not because of a lack of effort”. Why should the flick for Gears of War be any different? It’s not like there’s some A-list director attached with the last name of del Toro (yes, I’m bitter he isn’t directing Halo, okay?). In fact, there’s no director attached at all. So why don’t we just leave it that way? The way I look at it, all video game movies with directors have been awful, so let’s let the key grip direct the next one….let’s see, oops, no key grip attached either! Ohhhhh lord!
If you haven’t figured it out, Gears of War is going to be turned into a movie, and by New Line. As if the money matters.
narc
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