Holy Crap!
Bruce, and Sam together in a Movie again! Lets just hope this happens. February is quite a ways away. That when filming starts for this movie.
Captain America
Cant tell for sure if its a Rumor or if its the real deal. Im hoping its real.
Captain America
Cant tell for sure if its a Rumor or if its the real deal. Im hoping its real.
Die Hard 5 Imminent!
Bruce Willis Says Die Hard 5 Is Imminent
By Doug Norrie: 2010-07-23
John McClane has stopped terrorists at Nakatomi Plaza, foiled a plot at Dulles Airport, halted an enormous gold heist in New York City and made certain a cyber geek didn’t cripple Western civilization as we know it. There nothing left for the guy to accomplish right? Bruce Willis doesn’t think so. In an ultra-awkward interview with MTV Willis claims the next installment to the Die Hard franchise is “imminent.”
In the interview, Willis doesn’t speculate on whether Live Free’s Len Wiseman will also direct the next chapter in the McClane-terrorist fighting turnstile, but it appears the movie is happening one way or another. This leads me to wonder what evil is left for McClane to combat. He’s conquered almost every kind of bad guy and farfetched plot imaginable. That’s not to say it shouldn’t happen. If Live Free proved anything, it’s that big time, ridiculous action movies are still in Willis’s wheelhouse. Another Die Hard movie would be welcomed with open arms. The last one was a box office and critical success by almost any metric.
Willis is currently filming Catch .44 with Forest Whitaker and Nikki Reed. He’ll also be seen alongside Jamie Foxx next year in Kane and Lynch.
By Doug Norrie: 2010-07-23
John McClane has stopped terrorists at Nakatomi Plaza, foiled a plot at Dulles Airport, halted an enormous gold heist in New York City and made certain a cyber geek didn’t cripple Western civilization as we know it. There nothing left for the guy to accomplish right? Bruce Willis doesn’t think so. In an ultra-awkward interview with MTV Willis claims the next installment to the Die Hard franchise is “imminent.”
In the interview, Willis doesn’t speculate on whether Live Free’s Len Wiseman will also direct the next chapter in the McClane-terrorist fighting turnstile, but it appears the movie is happening one way or another. This leads me to wonder what evil is left for McClane to combat. He’s conquered almost every kind of bad guy and farfetched plot imaginable. That’s not to say it shouldn’t happen. If Live Free proved anything, it’s that big time, ridiculous action movies are still in Willis’s wheelhouse. Another Die Hard movie would be welcomed with open arms. The last one was a box office and critical success by almost any metric.
Willis is currently filming Catch .44 with Forest Whitaker and Nikki Reed. He’ll also be seen alongside Jamie Foxx next year in Kane and Lynch.
Violet and Daisy
Bruce Willis and Danny Trejo interested in Geoffrey Fletcher’s VIOLET AND DAISY by: Joshua Brunsting
August 20th, 2010
Talk about post-Oscar buzz.
Coming off of his shocking Oscar win for his screenplay for last year’s hit film, PRECIOUS, scribe Geoffrey Fletcher has not only found a film to get behind for a directorial debut, but one hell of a cast to join him on his first outing.
According to The Playlist, the film, VIOLET AND DAISY, not only stars Carey Mulligan and Saoirse Ronan, but that the film has found the interest of such thespians as Bruce Willis and even one Danny Trejo. The film has been compared to the likes of THELMA & LOUISE and even SUPERBAD, and has apparently gotten quite a load of attention from actors and studios alike.
The writer will also be helping director Doug Liman on his upcoming prison riot film, ATTICA, but it looks as though VIOLET will be getting in front of lenses prior to that hotly anticipated true to life story.
That said, while I dig both Mulligan and Ronan, I really don’t have much interest in seeing what Bruce Willis has up his sleeve, particularly after his recent run of films. However, Trejo is always fun, but at this point, this is a wait and see, for sure.
August 20th, 2010
Talk about post-Oscar buzz.
Coming off of his shocking Oscar win for his screenplay for last year’s hit film, PRECIOUS, scribe Geoffrey Fletcher has not only found a film to get behind for a directorial debut, but one hell of a cast to join him on his first outing.
According to The Playlist, the film, VIOLET AND DAISY, not only stars Carey Mulligan and Saoirse Ronan, but that the film has found the interest of such thespians as Bruce Willis and even one Danny Trejo. The film has been compared to the likes of THELMA & LOUISE and even SUPERBAD, and has apparently gotten quite a load of attention from actors and studios alike.
The writer will also be helping director Doug Liman on his upcoming prison riot film, ATTICA, but it looks as though VIOLET will be getting in front of lenses prior to that hotly anticipated true to life story.
That said, while I dig both Mulligan and Ronan, I really don’t have much interest in seeing what Bruce Willis has up his sleeve, particularly after his recent run of films. However, Trejo is always fun, but at this point, this is a wait and see, for sure.
Looper already under way.
Bruce Willis, Joseph Gordon-Levitt filming “Looper” in New Orleans
By: Sean O'Connell
By Sean O’Connell
Hollywoodnews.com: Even though Rian Johnson has only two pictures under his belt, the director boasts a loyal fan base. That’s because his first two pictures were that good.
If forced to choose, I’d prefer Johnson’s modern take on the hardboiled film noir genre, “Brick,” with Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a high-schooler trying to locate his missing ex-girlfriend. But that doesn’t mean I like Johnson’s quirky comedy “The Brothers Bloom” any less. Rachel Weisz is especially winning as a reclusive millionaire who is pulled into con artists’ Mark Ruffalo and Adrien Brody’s scheme – and loves every minute of it.
Needless to say, Johnson’s a director worth paying attention to, so we’re excited that his next project, “Looper,” is underway.
Production Weekly tweets that “Looper” will film in New Orleans from Jan. 24 to April 1.
The IMDB summary says that the film will be set in a near future, where a group of killers – known as Loopers — work for a crime syndicate. Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis are on board, and the screenplay reportedly involves loopy time travel. We are more than intrigued.
No idea of a release date, but we’ll bring you updates as we get them.
By: Sean O'Connell
By Sean O’Connell
Hollywoodnews.com: Even though Rian Johnson has only two pictures under his belt, the director boasts a loyal fan base. That’s because his first two pictures were that good.
If forced to choose, I’d prefer Johnson’s modern take on the hardboiled film noir genre, “Brick,” with Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a high-schooler trying to locate his missing ex-girlfriend. But that doesn’t mean I like Johnson’s quirky comedy “The Brothers Bloom” any less. Rachel Weisz is especially winning as a reclusive millionaire who is pulled into con artists’ Mark Ruffalo and Adrien Brody’s scheme – and loves every minute of it.
Needless to say, Johnson’s a director worth paying attention to, so we’re excited that his next project, “Looper,” is underway.
Production Weekly tweets that “Looper” will film in New Orleans from Jan. 24 to April 1.
The IMDB summary says that the film will be set in a near future, where a group of killers – known as Loopers — work for a crime syndicate. Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis are on board, and the screenplay reportedly involves loopy time travel. We are more than intrigued.
No idea of a release date, but we’ll bring you updates as we get them.
Unbreakable 2 not really Unbreakable 2
Film News
UNBREAKABLE 2 The Final Film Of The Night Chronicles?
by Todd Brown, September 3, 2010 11:32 AM
Sci-Fi & Fantasy, USA & Canada
Though it won't be released as Unbreakable 2 as those rights are held elsewhere, M Night Shyamalan has told MTV that he is using the idea originally intended for the sequel to his Bruce Willis / Samuel L Jackson superhero story as the third entry in his Night Chronicles series of films - films he provides the stories for and produces while handing directing duties off to others.
The first of the Night Chronicles - Devil - is being handled by Quarantine's Dowdle Brothers, word is they're in hot pursuit of The Last Exorcism director Daniel Stamm to handle the second Chronicle - Twelve Strangers - and there is no word yet who will handle this.
Here's an excerpt of Shyamalan's statement:
"I cannibalized the idea for the sequel to 'Unbreakable' for one of the 'Night Chronicles ... It was such a cool idea for a villain, and it was actually originally in the script for 'Unbreakable,' and it was too much ...There were too many villains, so I pulled this villain out and was like, 'I'll make this the second flick.'"
As one of those who was very much hoping for an Unbreakable sequel I'm quite curious to see how this turns out and I'm pleased to see that it focuses on a villain as the hero genre is becoming rather played out. Plus, while he's become an object of mockery now, Unbreakable is arguably the best work from Shyamalan in a period when he was producing generally stellar stuff and I'd love to see a return to that form from him.
UNBREAKABLE 2 The Final Film Of The Night Chronicles?
by Todd Brown, September 3, 2010 11:32 AM
Sci-Fi & Fantasy, USA & Canada
Though it won't be released as Unbreakable 2 as those rights are held elsewhere, M Night Shyamalan has told MTV that he is using the idea originally intended for the sequel to his Bruce Willis / Samuel L Jackson superhero story as the third entry in his Night Chronicles series of films - films he provides the stories for and produces while handing directing duties off to others.
The first of the Night Chronicles - Devil - is being handled by Quarantine's Dowdle Brothers, word is they're in hot pursuit of The Last Exorcism director Daniel Stamm to handle the second Chronicle - Twelve Strangers - and there is no word yet who will handle this.
Here's an excerpt of Shyamalan's statement:
"I cannibalized the idea for the sequel to 'Unbreakable' for one of the 'Night Chronicles ... It was such a cool idea for a villain, and it was actually originally in the script for 'Unbreakable,' and it was too much ...There were too many villains, so I pulled this villain out and was like, 'I'll make this the second flick.'"
As one of those who was very much hoping for an Unbreakable sequel I'm quite curious to see how this turns out and I'm pleased to see that it focuses on a villain as the hero genre is becoming rather played out. Plus, while he's become an object of mockery now, Unbreakable is arguably the best work from Shyamalan in a period when he was producing generally stellar stuff and I'd love to see a return to that form from him.
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