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I think it's different, the user name is using 'O' in place of the zeros in your user name. You need to look close. It's probably the same guy trolling from last night.
I saw that, but was busy at the moment and didn't examine it closely enough.
I probably would've had the same reaction. Hopefully your friend won't be back.
By Zach Dionne
Danny Boyle is interested in celebrating the twenty-year anniversary of 1996's Trainspotting by adapting Porno, author Irvine Welsh's sequel to the original novel. "I don't think there will be any barriers to Ewan [McGregor] or any of the cast coming back," Boyle says. "I think they'll wanna know that the parts are good so they don't feel like they are letting anyone down." He adds that "the only criteria" is to not disappoint fans of the original.
I liked Mendes direction and the movie as a whole, but I don't want it redone again. Lets move forward. New original script inspired by Fleming and a whole new perspective from some hungry director who knows his/ her Bond.
Just found out that Rupert Wyatt is busy with Birdsong so he now seems unlikely.
He's still my pick. For now.
Deadline, who are often in the know, broke the story and said:
Rise of the Planet Of the Apes helmer Rupert Wyatt broke off talks to direct The Equalizer at Sony with Denzel Washington. He had another obligation and skeds ultimately didn’t mesh, I’m told. Sony and Escape Artists will lock in a helmer shortly.
Sony would be OK with him leaving one of their films for another.
I'd have no problem with him. Rise of the Planet of the Apes was a terrific film that defied all expectations I had for it
:-? Interesting. I also have to complaints about that name, in fact I think he's an interesting one.
Interesting... I would be okay with this. Though, I read he left The Equalizer film due to creative differences. But moving on to Bond would be much better for him. Good digging.
I think we should call ourselves lucky if we know by the end of this year. ;-)
I want to know yesterday but there you are: they mostly announce this stuff rather late in the game, no? :-)
The first news about him directing SF came in January 2010. Then he was confirmed in March or April just before the delayment.
Deadline said he has "another obligation". Could be Bond. If not, the news just happened to come a day before Mendes bowed out.
http://www.deadline.com/2013/03/rupert-wyatt-steps-away-from-the-equalizer
Only on the film for two weeks!
If I had to bet on a name right now, I would bet on Wyatt :-B
My money is still on Joe Wright.
Wyatt looks interesting to me Time will tell.