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I would've said Bush Wankers myself but good teaser. Can't wait for this. They're really milking it at this point but it should be fun.
Yes, someone on Empire's FB page suggested Bush Wankers also. Would have been better.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/notyetamovie/news/?a=100067
http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=41045
Both Ridley Scott and Harrison Ford have repeatedly provided grist for the rumour mills in recent years by discussing the slowly developing Blade Runner sequel. While there's been much speculation, however, there have been few reports from the actual studio development side; it's seemed like an idea just out there in the ether rather than an actual, solid, future film.
That's just changed, with the news that the Warners Bros.-based Alcon Entertainment have now officially made an offer to Ford to appear in the belated follow-up. "We would be honored, and we are hopeful, that Harrison will be part of our project," said Alcon's co-CEOs Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson in a joint statement.
Interestingly, back when the project was first announced in August 2011, Kosove was initially quoted as saying there was practically no chance of Ford showing up ("I think it is quite unlikely"). A few months later, however, a mischievous Scott suggested that, while Deckard isn't intended as the centre of the film (it sounds more like a Prometheus-ish expansion of the mythology), "It would be amusing to have him it somewhere".
A few months after that, Scott was musing about how Deckard's having aged might be explained away in the film. "He was a Nexus 6, so we don't know how long he can live," he chuckled. Since Ford was never an adherent of the Deckard's-a-replicant school of thought, you might think that would be a sticking point.
But Ford has surprised many by his openness to revisiting Blade Runner. In a Reddit interview last month, for example, he said, "I’m quite curious and excited about seeing a new script for Blade Runner. if it’s a good script I would be very anxious to work with Ridley Scott again. He’s a very talented and passionate filmmaker. I would be very happy to engage with him again in the further telling of this story."
With the news of Alcon's formal approach to Ford, that eventuality now seems much closer. Note, though, the careful wording of the Alcon statement that sees Ford as "part of our project". There is nothing there that suggests he'd be the principal star, or even that he'd definitely be playing Deckard...
Nothing is known about the story yet, other than that it takes place decades after the original Blade Runner. Michael Green and original writer Hampton Fancher (re-christened "Happen Faster" by Scott, back in the day) have written the screenplay. Kosove and Johnson say they've "crafted with Ridley Scott an extraordinary sequel to one of the greatest films of all time".
I don't know if there's a raw cut of the film yet or not, but someone said they saw said version (could be lying, it's the Internet) and they said it's the most epic film you'll ever seen, with things on screen that cinema has never done before.
This is one of those occurrences where the final product will be more than worth it if you avoid all of the trailers. Go in with no expectations or ideas on what is about to happen.
Looks pretty good!
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=118782
Wow, that casting announcement reads like a best of the best compilation listing all the greatest acting talents from all of Quentin's past movies.
EDIT: Will Yun Lee has joined 'San Andreas.' Nice to see Moon getting some more work.
http://www.deadline.com/2014/05/san-andreas-will-yun-lee-lee-tergesen-tooken-the-duff/
Judging from the previews the film must be aiming to be like 1980's" Airplane!" But I see one big difference. Airplane! was a parody of the disaster films that had dominated theaters in the 1970's. So by 1980, this genre was fresh in our minds. Not so with Westerns.
Westerns have been around as long as movies and throughout the decades the genre was very popular. However after 1970, America seems to have fallen out of love with the Western. There were a few hits here and there, Silverado, Open Range, Unforgiven but these films were few and far between. Westerns just don't seem to do very well these days.
Add the bad timing with some sick gross out sex oriented fukked up jokes and dark humor and we have a movie that I would not pay fifty cents to see.
He used to be funny when I was younger, but I don't watch 'Family Guy' anymore, 'Ted' is overrated, and this looks like trash. I just think he's a very lazy, overrated person now.