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mario-pana hat geschrieben:"Der Flug des Navigators" soll neu verfilmt werden.

http://www.cinefacts.de/kino/16857/rema ... onews.html

Ich habe den ersten Film noch nicht einmal ganz gesehen, kann mich aber erinnern, dass das was ich gesehen hatte durchaus sehr unterhaltsam war.

Bin gespannt was heraus kommt, wenn das Thema neu verbraten wird.

Die erste Verfilmung steht schon seit längerem auf meiner Liste. Wird Zeit ihn sich mal bald anzusehen.



Übrigens soll auch der 80er Jahre Horrorstreifen "The Gate" (bei uns, "Die Unterirdischen") wieder verfilmt werden.

http://www.cinefacts.de/kino/16863/rema ... onews.html

mario-pana hat geschrieben:[quote="Kai "the spy""]Laut Shia LaBeouf arbeitet Spielberg derzeit an der Story für einen weiteren Indiana Jones-Film.

SCI FI Wire| Shia LaBeouf says that a new Indiana Jones movie is in the works

Astro hat geschrieben:

mario-pana hat geschrieben:[quote="Kai "the spy""]Laut Shia LaBeouf arbeitet Spielberg derzeit an der Story für einen weiteren Indiana Jones-Film.

SCI FI Wire| Shia LaBeouf says that a new Indiana Jones movie is in the works

Ob er diesen auch inszenieren wird? Ich hoffe es sehr und hoffe auch, dass man dem Stil Treu bleibt, so wie im vorigen Streifen.

The Hollywood Reporter hat geschrieben: A year after "The Dark Knight" became a worldwide phenomenon, there are more DC Comics adaptations in the works than at any other point since the company was acquired by Warner Bros. in 1969.

Among the projects on front burners:

-- "The Losers," an action-adventure drama starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Zoe Saldana and Chris Evans, begins principal photography this week in Puerto Rico.

-- "Jonah Hex," a supernatural Western starring Josh Brolin, Megan Fox and John Malkovich, recently wrapped production in Louisiana.

-- "The Green Lantern," Warners' next big superhero tentpole, is set to star Ryan Reynolds after a long search.

-- Fox has picked up the TV series "Human Target," starring Mark Valley, for the fall.

-- And, in a rare example of a film project that has ventured off the Warners reservation, DC has set up "Red," a spy thriller to star Bruce Willis, at Summit.

This past fall, Warners quietly hired three of DC's biggest writers -- Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison and Marv Wolfman -- to act as consultants and writers for its superhero line of movies. The move involved taking back the reins on projects being handled by such producers as Charles Roven ("The Flash") and Akiva Goldsman ("Teen Titans").

The moves have begun to pay off. Johns worked up a new treatment for a "Flash" script, being written by Dan Mazeau; Johns will act in a producer capacity on the project, which has not attached a director.

The process involves one writer taking point, though the trio do collaborate on projects, reading one another's materials while hashing out a story that will be at once accessible to nonfans yet still adhere to each character's long history. The writers also work in tandem with producers, writers and the Warners execs overseeing the projects, showing them treatments and providing notes on scripts.

The studio is taking pitches on sci-fi hero Adam Strange and the underwater-breathing hero "Aquaman," to be produced by Leonardo DiCaprio and his Appian Way shingle.

Also in the pipeline: "Bizarro Superman" being written by "Galaxy Quest" scribes David Howard and Robert Gordon; a sequel to "Constantine," with Goldsman and Erwin Stoff producing; two concurrent Green Arrow projects, an origin story and a prison-set one titled "Super Max"; and "Shazam," which was set up at New Line but has moved to Warners, with Pete Segal attached to direct.

Warners and DC still haven't figured out how to translate "Wonder Woman" to the big screen. In part, that failure reflects the difficulties DC has had turning out a popular Wonder Women comic. Morrison, during a recent Q&A with Clive Barker at Los Angeles' Meltdown Comics, admitted he didn't have a complete handle on the character when he was writing the comic "Final Crisis."

Also, ever since Bryan Singer's 2006's "Superman Returns," a new Superman has been in limbo.

"Our hope is to develop a Superman property and to try again," Warner Bros. Entertainment president Alan Horn said in April. "What hurt us is that the reviews and so on for the Superman movie did not get the kind of critical acclaim that Batman got, and we have other issues with Superman that concern us."

On the Batman front, a sequel to "Dark Knight" also is quite a way off. Nolan is open to doing a third installment, but his next movie is "Inception," an original script he penned and is shooting for Warners.

All that has put a damper on any movie about the Justice League, whose roster includes the above-mentioned heroes as well as myriad others including Aquaman and the Martian Manhunter. DC would like to present some of the main heroes in their own movies before they are brought together for one big outing, so "League" currently is inactive.

Azrael_Vega hat geschrieben:also habe ich jetzt richtig gelesen, dass chris nolan zu erst nen anderen film dreht und danach die arbeiten zum sequel zu "dark knight" beginnen?

Harryzilla hat geschrieben:Pläne für eine Verfilmung des Online-Rollenspiels "World of Warcraft" gibt es seit längerem. Nun wurde "Spider-Man"-Regisseur Sam Raimi "WoW" verpflichtet, um "WoW" als Spielfilm auf die Leinwand zu bringen, berichtete die "New York Times".

ComingSoon.net hat geschrieben:"I've got several favorite stories," says Jackson, "I like 'Seven Crystal Balls' and 'Prisoners of the Sun.' I like 'The Black Island.' I like 'The Calculus Affair.' I haven't made a final decision yet."
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"No moon for the second one," agrees Jackson, "But I think the moon one[s] would be great to do as a third or fourth one. But I think we should stay on Earth for the second one."