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ARCHIVES WEEK 33 2007
16/08/07
Newsflash:
Hi guys, the last update of the week, I'll be back with a new one this weekend!;
 Roland Emmerich will direct a remake of the 1966 sci-fi film Fantastic Voyage. The story centers on a group of scientists who gets miniaturized in a ship and injected into the bloodstream of their dying colleague (think 'Honey, I shrunk the... scientists'). Emmerich also directed Stargate, Independence Day and is currently working on 10,000 BC. Source: Variety
Cool Hitman pic popped up over at USA Today! The flick, which is based on the popular video game, stars Timothy Olyphant, Dougray Scott, Olga Kurylenko, Michael Offei, Robert Knepper and Ulrich Thomsen. Click on the pic for a bigger version!
© fox 2007
15/08/07
Newsflash:
It's official, Len Wiseman (Underworld, Live Free or Die Hard) will direct the Escape From New York remake. In the original version, Kurt Russell played Snake Plissken, the convict who's sent to a futuristic Manhattan, which has been turned into a giant prison. John Carpenter directed the cult hit. Gerard Butler (300) will play Plissken in the new version. Source: Variety
For those who haven't noticed, the Poster Section has been updated with lots of new one-sheets! Enter the archive right here!
14/08/07
Indiana Jones IV clip!:
A new Indiana Jones IV clip hit the official site! Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford and producers Frank Marshall, Kathleen Kennedy and George Lucas talk about the production.
Unfortunately, no new footage is revealed but who cares, right? It's Indy! Click on the pic to enter the official site to download.
© paramount 2007
13/08/07
U.S. Box Office August 10-12:
Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan once again rocked the Box Office with another Rush Hour flick! Though the $50 million opening is a bit less than Rush Hour 2's opening weekend, it did manage to beat the crap out of Jason Bourne. Other newcomer, Matthew Vaughn's fantasy epic Stardust, starring Bobby De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer, performed poorly with its fourth position. Here's the rest of the Top Ten:
1. Rush Hour 3 - $50,240,000 (new)
2. The Bourne Ultimatum - $33,670,000 / $132,343,000
3. The Simpsons Movie - $11,125,000 / $152,237,000
4. Stardust - $9,011,000 (new)
5. Underdog - $6,456,000 / $24,747,000
6. Hairspray - $6,370,000 / $92,113,000
7. I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry - $5,950,000 / $103,849,000
8. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - $5,385,000 / $272,000,000
9. No Reservations - $3,925,000 / $32,095,000
10. Daddy Day Camp - $3,550,000 (new)
11/08/07
Exclusive: Bangkok Adrenaline trailer!:
I've received the exclusive trailer for a new martial arts epic from Thailand entitled, Bangkok Adrenaline! In this fist flying, stunt action adventure, 4 bumbling foreigners who are sick of being broke in Bangkok, kidnap the daughter of a rich businessman.
The film stars Dan Oneill, Pooh Praya, Conan Stevens, Dom Hetrakul, Ray Huber, Lex de Groot, Jacob Miles and Geoffrey Guilliano. Raymond Huber directs, with martial arts expert Ron Smoorenburg as action director.
Click on the pic to enter Motion Pictures' download page for the action-packed trailer!
© motion pictures 2007
11/08/07
Thor is coming!!!:
Matthew Vaughn (Stardust, Layer Cake) will direct Marvel's latest superhero flick, Thor!!! Mark Protosevich (I Am Legend) wrote the script. Vaughn was previously attached to direct Marvel's X-Men: The Last Stand but left the project due to personal reasons. Hope he will stick around for this one!
Source: Variety
11/08/07
Re-enter The Dragon?!!!:
Yeah... they're gonna remake Enter the Dragon, and you know what, this sounds really cool! The Shield's executive producer, Kurt Sutter, will write and make his feature directing debut on Awaken the Dragon. The film will be a noir-style remake of Enter the Dragon, the classic martial arts flick that starred the one and only Bruce Lee.
The story revolves around a FBI agent who pursues a Shaolin monk into the bloody world of underground martial arts fight clubs. Here's what Sutter said;
"I wanted to set it in these underground fight clubs where the action is really raw and expose the brutality of Shaolin kung fu. This will be more 'Raging Bull' than 'Crouching Tiger' in its viciousness."
Source: Variety
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