Say it isn't so.......Spielberg to do an ET sequel?????
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Originally Posted by calhoun07
If he wants to do another ET movie, how about doing Skizz instead, should Alan Moore let another Hollywood director tackle another one of his works after the horrendous job done on V for Vendetta. Skizz was ET before ET came to the theaters!
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Originally Posted by Krug
How do you it'll be horrendous even before it's released?
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Originally Posted by Krug
How do you it'll be horrendous even before it's released?
It might be good, maybe Alan Moore is being too critical, but being somebody creative myself, I can really feel where he is coming from. His artist on V for Vendetta, David Lloyd, on the other hand, has a lot of good stuff to say about the movie. We will see, I guess, but I would lean towards trusting the opinion of the original creator. I will see it either way, actually.
What I feel sorry about for Alan Moore is how the rights of his works belong to somebody else. I'd love to see an Alan Moore approved movie, much like how Frank Miller approved of Sin City.
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Well you can blame Alan Moore for that. He's the one that chose not to have so much as a royalty check for any films based on his work after the whole The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen lawsuit. And, before that, he didn't really seem to care what was done with his works anyway. He'll keep on writing great comic book stories and people will keep on making films that are based on them in concept only.
As for V, who knows. I haven't seen anything beyond what Natalie Portman looked like after she shaved her head and that tells me nothing about the film itself. I'll wait and see.
As for V, who knows. I haven't seen anything beyond what Natalie Portman looked like after she shaved her head and that tells me nothing about the film itself. I'll wait and see.
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Does Drew have to work as a stripper to support her family? Does E.T. come down to help her find her true path? Hell, the script practically writes itself... I'll be first in line.
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Well you can blame Alan Moore for that. He's the one that chose not to have so much as a royalty check for any films based on his work after the whole The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen lawsuit. And, before that, he didn't really seem to care what was done with his works anyway. He'll keep on writing great comic book stories and people will keep on making films that are based on them in concept only.
As for V, who knows. I haven't seen anything beyond what Natalie Portman looked like after she shaved her head and that tells me nothing about the film itself. I'll wait and see.
As for V, who knows. I haven't seen anything beyond what Natalie Portman looked like after she shaved her head and that tells me nothing about the film itself. I'll wait and see.
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Originally Posted by joshd2012
Well, he already ruined the first one when he put it on DVD. I can see him doing a sequel - he has no shame.
This makes no goddamn sense since he also put the original on DVD.
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Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
It's Drew, not Steven, that wants a sequel...and apparently Steven is considering it:
http://www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlf...%20et%20sequel
But I doubt seriously if Steven will do it...
http://www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlf...%20et%20sequel
But I doubt seriously if Steven will do it...
If they do wind up doing a sequel, I hope there's a role for Sarah Chalke.
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Originally Posted by calhoun07
If he wants to do another ET movie, how about doing Skizz instead, should Alan Moore let another Hollywood director tackle another one of his works after the horrendous job done on V for Vendetta. Skizz was ET before ET came to the theaters!
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Originally Posted by JasonF
Skizz is great, but it is explicitly Alan Moore's take on Spielberg's E.T. In other words, E.T. came first.
And for those who said ET ate M&Ms...he ate Reece's Pieces.
Maybe ET will come back for the new ones with peanuts inside!
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The old script, or at least the treatment, was posted on the net years ago. Never could tell if it was legit or not, but it said this was the plan for the sequel about a year after it was released.
It was really dark, compared to ET, mostly about the ETs (the bad ones I guess) come to Earth and kidnap the original kids and do experiments and stuff. So it was really just a role reversal. (Like the Rush Hour 1 and 2 hah)
Never got off the ground because of the content or just lack of interest. There must be some site that still has the original text. It was an interesting read.
It was really dark, compared to ET, mostly about the ETs (the bad ones I guess) come to Earth and kidnap the original kids and do experiments and stuff. So it was really just a role reversal. (Like the Rush Hour 1 and 2 hah)
Never got off the ground because of the content or just lack of interest. There must be some site that still has the original text. It was an interesting read.
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Originally Posted by ROBERTCOP34
He needs get on that INDY 4 Harrison Ford is almost to old for the role anymore so PLEASE GET THIS DONE,NOW............
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Originally Posted by calhoun07
And for those who said ET ate M&Ms...he ate Reece's Pieces.
(I assume whomever made the decision to turn Spielberg down soon "involuntarily" left the company to "pursue other opportunities" )