The death of Hollywood
02-12-06 | 12:48 AM
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The death of Hollywood
28 Weeks Later
The plot of this sequel to 28 Days Later hasn't been announced yet.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Basic Instinct 2 (see: Basic Instinct 2: Risk Addiction)
British psychiatrist Andrew Glass (David Morrissey), assigned by Scotland Yard to evaluate wicked, sexy novelist Catherine Tramell (Sharon Stone), becomes involved with her instead.
Release Date: March 31, 2006
The Blob
This remake of the 1958 classic horror film follows a gelatinous alien creature that devours people and grows as it wreaks havoc.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend
No doubt inspired by (and maybe derivative of) Being John Malkovich, Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend tells the story of a couple that grows estranged because the girl, who has a crush on Brad Pitt, meets the actor (to be played by Brad Pitt himself) on location in Vancouver, British Columbia, while he's shooting a film. Brad takes a liking to her, and the boyfriend must try to win her back.
Bride of Frankenstein
Bride of Frankenstein is a contemporary remake of the original 1935 film. This version takes place in New York City and follows a young college student who gradually realizes that she previously died and has been brought back to life.
Release Date: TBA 2005
The Butterfly Effect 2
In this sequel to The Butterfly Effect, a guy discovers he can travel in time, only to realize that changes he makes in the past have unintended effects on the future.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Butt-Ugly Martians
The film version of Butt-Ugly Martians is based on the CGI adventure TV series of the same name. In 2053, three Martians are sent to Earth on a spy mission. However, the three Martians really only want to indulge themselves in American pop culture.
Release Date: TBA 2003
Cock & Bull
A woman trapped in a boring marriage with an alcoholic discovers that she's growing a penis.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Daddy Day Camp
In this sequel to Eddie Murphy's Daddy Day Care, the actor will again star as Charlie Hinton, who in the first film founded a day-care center after being laid off from his corporate job. This time around, he's put in charge of a summer camp. The script is being written by the team behind Toy Story.
Release Date: TBA 2004
Deep Blue Sea 2
Killer sharks invade a flooded town.
Release Date: TBA
Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat Comes Back
Before the original Cat in the Hat movie even hit theaters, word of this sequel began to spread. The original cast (including Mike Myers as the titular Cat) will return, and the story will follow Sally and her brother as they try to clean a stain on mother's white dress left by the Cat, who snuck into the house to eat some cake. This time, he brings a bunch of smaller felines with him.
The Evil Dead
Five 20-somethings find a Book of the Dead in a remote cabin, and when they read its text, they unwittingly unleash dormant demons, which quickly possess them.
Release Date: TBA 2005
Fahrenheit 9/11 ½
Michael Moore's follow-up to Fahrenheit 9/11 will further explore the Bush administration's foreign and domestic policies and its continued response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Release Date: TBA 2007
The Fly
In this remake of a remake (David Cronenberg's 1986 version followed the 1958 original), a scientist is working on a project called the TelePod that will enable people to teleport from one location to another. But when he tests the prototype, a fly enters the TelePod with him, and their DNA gets spliced together. As a result, the scientist slowly turns into a fly-like creature.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Footloose
Movie fans will no doubt recall Kevin Bacon's star-making 1984 hit, the story of a city kid who moves to a conservative small town only to find that dancing, his favorite activity, is outlawed. This musical retelling of the story is from the producers of Chicago and features new versions of the hit songs from the original soundtrack.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Gangsta M.D.
A gangster hides his criminal activities from his mother by telling her that he's a doctor, but when his mother discovers the truth, he's forced to make good on his lie and go to medical school.
Garfield 2
The plot of this sequel has not been announced, though it will likely involve a cat eating large amounts of lasagna.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Gay Secret Agent
A flamboyantly gay secret agent (Brendan Fraser) has much success in the world of espionage, thanks to his great dancing and style.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Gladiator 2
Ridley Scott will likely direct this sequel to Russell Crowe's blockbuster swords-and-sandals hit. But Gladiator 2 won't see Crowe back in action; his character didn't survive the first film. The story picks up with the next generation of characters, focusing on the political side of Roman history.
Release Date: TBA 2004/2005
Gridiron Gang
Troubled teens in Los Angeles develop increased self-esteem and learn to focus after a probation officer (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) at their youth probation center assigns them to play on a football team.
Release Date: Sept. 22, 2006
Magneto
This X-Men spinoff focuses on Magneto, the character played by Ian McKellen in the films. The story is set during the second World War, when Magneto was a young man who realized his powers to control metal after watching his family killed by the Nazis. The Professor X character also appears — Xavier was an Allied soldier who helped to liberate those held in concentration camps at the end of the war.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Miami Vice
Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx slip in to pastel suits and boat shoes to assume the roles of Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs in this big-screen adaptation of the '80s TV smash hit. Director Michael Mann (who was a co-exec producer on the original series) has modernized the story a bit, focusing on one big drug lord and the way the Vice boys go about taking him down.
Release Date: July 28, 2006
The Omen 666
This remake of 1976's The Omen focuses on an American government official who begins to have the suspicion that his son may be the Antichrist.
Release Date: June 6, 2006
Open Season
A domesticated grizzly bear named Boog (Martin Lawrence) meets a deer named Elliot (Ashton Kutcher) in the woods during hunting season, and the two try to find their way out of the forest while avoiding the hunters. Debra Messing voices Beth, a park ranger who raised Boog.
Release Date: Sept. 29, 2006
Paper Man
A once-successful novelist (Paul Giamatti), constantly attended by the imaginary superhero who has been his pal since he was a kid, struggles to recover what made him great while watching his marriage fail. He derives some inspiration from his platonic friendship with a Cape Cod high-school girl.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Rambo 4
The plot of this sequel has not been announced, but it may involve Rambo's family being kidnapped by white supremacists, which prompts the muscle-bound war hero to begin a worldwide search for his loved ones.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Stay Alive
Three video game–loving kids in New Orleans rediscover their friendship at the funeral of one of their friends, who died while playing a game called Stay Alive. It turns out that the ghost of a local video game champ may have come to life through the game and be on a killing spree.
Release Date: March 24, 2006
True Lies 2
Ahnuld and Jamie Lee Curtis (taking a break from making TV commercials) return as a husband-and-wife spy team, alongside a bumbling Tom Arnold.
Release Date: TBA 2006/2007
WarGames 2: The Dead Key
This update of classic '80s film WarGames focuses on a hacker who unintentionally messes with a nuclear warhead–controlling supercomputer.
Release Date: TBA 2006
All of these were taken off of movies.com. My favorite is Brad Pitt wants my girlfriend. lol
The plot of this sequel to 28 Days Later hasn't been announced yet.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Basic Instinct 2 (see: Basic Instinct 2: Risk Addiction)
British psychiatrist Andrew Glass (David Morrissey), assigned by Scotland Yard to evaluate wicked, sexy novelist Catherine Tramell (Sharon Stone), becomes involved with her instead.
Release Date: March 31, 2006
The Blob
This remake of the 1958 classic horror film follows a gelatinous alien creature that devours people and grows as it wreaks havoc.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend
No doubt inspired by (and maybe derivative of) Being John Malkovich, Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend tells the story of a couple that grows estranged because the girl, who has a crush on Brad Pitt, meets the actor (to be played by Brad Pitt himself) on location in Vancouver, British Columbia, while he's shooting a film. Brad takes a liking to her, and the boyfriend must try to win her back.
Bride of Frankenstein
Bride of Frankenstein is a contemporary remake of the original 1935 film. This version takes place in New York City and follows a young college student who gradually realizes that she previously died and has been brought back to life.
Release Date: TBA 2005
The Butterfly Effect 2
In this sequel to The Butterfly Effect, a guy discovers he can travel in time, only to realize that changes he makes in the past have unintended effects on the future.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Butt-Ugly Martians
The film version of Butt-Ugly Martians is based on the CGI adventure TV series of the same name. In 2053, three Martians are sent to Earth on a spy mission. However, the three Martians really only want to indulge themselves in American pop culture.
Release Date: TBA 2003
Cock & Bull
A woman trapped in a boring marriage with an alcoholic discovers that she's growing a penis.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Daddy Day Camp
In this sequel to Eddie Murphy's Daddy Day Care, the actor will again star as Charlie Hinton, who in the first film founded a day-care center after being laid off from his corporate job. This time around, he's put in charge of a summer camp. The script is being written by the team behind Toy Story.
Release Date: TBA 2004
Deep Blue Sea 2
Killer sharks invade a flooded town.
Release Date: TBA
Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat Comes Back
Before the original Cat in the Hat movie even hit theaters, word of this sequel began to spread. The original cast (including Mike Myers as the titular Cat) will return, and the story will follow Sally and her brother as they try to clean a stain on mother's white dress left by the Cat, who snuck into the house to eat some cake. This time, he brings a bunch of smaller felines with him.
The Evil Dead
Five 20-somethings find a Book of the Dead in a remote cabin, and when they read its text, they unwittingly unleash dormant demons, which quickly possess them.
Release Date: TBA 2005
Fahrenheit 9/11 ½
Michael Moore's follow-up to Fahrenheit 9/11 will further explore the Bush administration's foreign and domestic policies and its continued response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Release Date: TBA 2007
The Fly
In this remake of a remake (David Cronenberg's 1986 version followed the 1958 original), a scientist is working on a project called the TelePod that will enable people to teleport from one location to another. But when he tests the prototype, a fly enters the TelePod with him, and their DNA gets spliced together. As a result, the scientist slowly turns into a fly-like creature.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Footloose
Movie fans will no doubt recall Kevin Bacon's star-making 1984 hit, the story of a city kid who moves to a conservative small town only to find that dancing, his favorite activity, is outlawed. This musical retelling of the story is from the producers of Chicago and features new versions of the hit songs from the original soundtrack.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Gangsta M.D.
A gangster hides his criminal activities from his mother by telling her that he's a doctor, but when his mother discovers the truth, he's forced to make good on his lie and go to medical school.
Garfield 2
The plot of this sequel has not been announced, though it will likely involve a cat eating large amounts of lasagna.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Gay Secret Agent
A flamboyantly gay secret agent (Brendan Fraser) has much success in the world of espionage, thanks to his great dancing and style.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Gladiator 2
Ridley Scott will likely direct this sequel to Russell Crowe's blockbuster swords-and-sandals hit. But Gladiator 2 won't see Crowe back in action; his character didn't survive the first film. The story picks up with the next generation of characters, focusing on the political side of Roman history.
Release Date: TBA 2004/2005
Gridiron Gang
Troubled teens in Los Angeles develop increased self-esteem and learn to focus after a probation officer (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) at their youth probation center assigns them to play on a football team.
Release Date: Sept. 22, 2006
Magneto
This X-Men spinoff focuses on Magneto, the character played by Ian McKellen in the films. The story is set during the second World War, when Magneto was a young man who realized his powers to control metal after watching his family killed by the Nazis. The Professor X character also appears — Xavier was an Allied soldier who helped to liberate those held in concentration camps at the end of the war.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Miami Vice
Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx slip in to pastel suits and boat shoes to assume the roles of Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs in this big-screen adaptation of the '80s TV smash hit. Director Michael Mann (who was a co-exec producer on the original series) has modernized the story a bit, focusing on one big drug lord and the way the Vice boys go about taking him down.
Release Date: July 28, 2006
The Omen 666
This remake of 1976's The Omen focuses on an American government official who begins to have the suspicion that his son may be the Antichrist.
Release Date: June 6, 2006
Open Season
A domesticated grizzly bear named Boog (Martin Lawrence) meets a deer named Elliot (Ashton Kutcher) in the woods during hunting season, and the two try to find their way out of the forest while avoiding the hunters. Debra Messing voices Beth, a park ranger who raised Boog.
Release Date: Sept. 29, 2006
Paper Man
A once-successful novelist (Paul Giamatti), constantly attended by the imaginary superhero who has been his pal since he was a kid, struggles to recover what made him great while watching his marriage fail. He derives some inspiration from his platonic friendship with a Cape Cod high-school girl.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Rambo 4
The plot of this sequel has not been announced, but it may involve Rambo's family being kidnapped by white supremacists, which prompts the muscle-bound war hero to begin a worldwide search for his loved ones.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Stay Alive
Three video game–loving kids in New Orleans rediscover their friendship at the funeral of one of their friends, who died while playing a game called Stay Alive. It turns out that the ghost of a local video game champ may have come to life through the game and be on a killing spree.
Release Date: March 24, 2006
True Lies 2
Ahnuld and Jamie Lee Curtis (taking a break from making TV commercials) return as a husband-and-wife spy team, alongside a bumbling Tom Arnold.
Release Date: TBA 2006/2007
WarGames 2: The Dead Key
This update of classic '80s film WarGames focuses on a hacker who unintentionally messes with a nuclear warhead–controlling supercomputer.
Release Date: TBA 2006
All of these were taken off of movies.com. My favorite is Brad Pitt wants my girlfriend. lol
02-12-06 | 01:05 AM
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I'm actually interested in a few of those,
28 Weeks Later
The Evil Dead
Fahrenheit 9/11 ½
The Fly
Miami Vice
Those sound better to me than some of the shlock that has been made lately.
28 Weeks Later
The Evil Dead
Fahrenheit 9/11 ½
The Fly
Miami Vice
Those sound better to me than some of the shlock that has been made lately.
02-12-06 | 01:11 AM
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Originally Posted by chaz k
Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend
No doubt inspired by (and maybe derivative of) Being John Malkovich, Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend tells the story of a couple that grows estranged because the girl, who has a crush on Brad Pitt, meets the actor (to be played by Brad Pitt himself) on location in Vancouver, British Columbia, while he's shooting a film. Brad takes a liking to her, and the boyfriend must try to win her back.
No doubt inspired by (and maybe derivative of) Being John Malkovich, Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend tells the story of a couple that grows estranged because the girl, who has a crush on Brad Pitt, meets the actor (to be played by Brad Pitt himself) on location in Vancouver, British Columbia, while he's shooting a film. Brad takes a liking to her, and the boyfriend must try to win her back.
-JP
02-12-06 | 01:40 AM
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Yes, Hollywood must be dead, as cash-in sequels and novelty ideas have only just been invented and have not been around for as long as movies have existed.
02-12-06 | 02:44 AM
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I enjoyed the first WarGames, the next one could be fun. I'll end up seeing most of those films once they appear on rental. I guess I'm part of the 'problem'.
02-12-06 | 02:49 AM
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Originally Posted by chaz k
Gay Secret Agent
A flamboyantly gay secret agent (Brendan Fraser) has much success in the world of espionage, thanks to his great dancing and style.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
A flamboyantly gay secret agent (Brendan Fraser) has much success in the world of espionage, thanks to his great dancing and style.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
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Gangsta M.D.
A gangster hides his criminal activities from his mother by telling her that he's a doctor, but when his mother discovers the truth, he's forced to make good on his lie and go to medical school.
Garfield 2
The plot of this sequel has not been announced, though it will likely involve a cat eating large amounts of lasagna.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Gay Secret Agent
A flamboyantly gay secret agent (Brendan Fraser) has much success in the world of espionage, thanks to his great dancing and style.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
You have to be fucking kidding me
A gangster hides his criminal activities from his mother by telling her that he's a doctor, but when his mother discovers the truth, he's forced to make good on his lie and go to medical school.
Garfield 2
The plot of this sequel has not been announced, though it will likely involve a cat eating large amounts of lasagna.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Gay Secret Agent
A flamboyantly gay secret agent (Brendan Fraser) has much success in the world of espionage, thanks to his great dancing and style.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
You have to be fucking kidding me
02-12-06 | 04:47 AM
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"Paper Man" doesn't sound too bad and i am interested in "Magneto".
I'm wondering why the world needs another "The Blob"...wasn't this already remade in the late 80's?
I'm wondering why the world needs another "The Blob"...wasn't this already remade in the late 80's?
02-12-06 | 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by chaz k
28 Weeks Later
The plot of this sequel to 28 Days Later hasn't been announced yet.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Basic Instinct 2 (see: Basic Instinct 2: Risk Addiction)
British psychiatrist Andrew Glass (David Morrissey), assigned by Scotland Yard to evaluate wicked, sexy novelist Catherine Tramell (Sharon Stone), becomes involved with her instead.
Release Date: March 31, 2006
The Blob
This remake of the 1958 classic horror film follows a gelatinous alien creature that devours people and grows as it wreaks havoc.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend
No doubt inspired by (and maybe derivative of) Being John Malkovich, Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend tells the story of a couple that grows estranged because the girl, who has a crush on Brad Pitt, meets the actor (to be played by Brad Pitt himself) on location in Vancouver, British Columbia, while he's shooting a film. Brad takes a liking to her, and the boyfriend must try to win her back.
Bride of Frankenstein
Bride of Frankenstein is a contemporary remake of the original 1935 film. This version takes place in New York City and follows a young college student who gradually realizes that she previously died and has been brought back to life.
Release Date: TBA 2005
The Butterfly Effect 2
In this sequel to The Butterfly Effect, a guy discovers he can travel in time, only to realize that changes he makes in the past have unintended effects on the future.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Butt-Ugly Martians
The film version of Butt-Ugly Martians is based on the CGI adventure TV series of the same name. In 2053, three Martians are sent to Earth on a spy mission. However, the three Martians really only want to indulge themselves in American pop culture.
Release Date: TBA 2003
Cock & Bull
A woman trapped in a boring marriage with an alcoholic discovers that she's growing a penis.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Daddy Day Camp
In this sequel to Eddie Murphy's Daddy Day Care, the actor will again star as Charlie Hinton, who in the first film founded a day-care center after being laid off from his corporate job. This time around, he's put in charge of a summer camp. The script is being written by the team behind Toy Story.
Release Date: TBA 2004
Deep Blue Sea 2
Killer sharks invade a flooded town.
Release Date: TBA
Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat Comes Back
Before the original Cat in the Hat movie even hit theaters, word of this sequel began to spread. The original cast (including Mike Myers as the titular Cat) will return, and the story will follow Sally and her brother as they try to clean a stain on mother's white dress left by the Cat, who snuck into the house to eat some cake. This time, he brings a bunch of smaller felines with him.
The Evil Dead
Five 20-somethings find a Book of the Dead in a remote cabin, and when they read its text, they unwittingly unleash dormant demons, which quickly possess them.
Release Date: TBA 2005
Fahrenheit 9/11 ½
Michael Moore's follow-up to Fahrenheit 9/11 will further explore the Bush administration's foreign and domestic policies and its continued response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Release Date: TBA 2007
The Fly
In this remake of a remake (David Cronenberg's 1986 version followed the 1958 original), a scientist is working on a project called the TelePod that will enable people to teleport from one location to another. But when he tests the prototype, a fly enters the TelePod with him, and their DNA gets spliced together. As a result, the scientist slowly turns into a fly-like creature.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Footloose
Movie fans will no doubt recall Kevin Bacon's star-making 1984 hit, the story of a city kid who moves to a conservative small town only to find that dancing, his favorite activity, is outlawed. This musical retelling of the story is from the producers of Chicago and features new versions of the hit songs from the original soundtrack.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Gangsta M.D.
A gangster hides his criminal activities from his mother by telling her that he's a doctor, but when his mother discovers the truth, he's forced to make good on his lie and go to medical school.
Garfield 2
The plot of this sequel has not been announced, though it will likely involve a cat eating large amounts of lasagna.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Gay Secret Agent
A flamboyantly gay secret agent (Brendan Fraser) has much success in the world of espionage, thanks to his great dancing and style.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Gladiator 2
Ridley Scott will likely direct this sequel to Russell Crowe's blockbuster swords-and-sandals hit. But Gladiator 2 won't see Crowe back in action; his character didn't survive the first film. The story picks up with the next generation of characters, focusing on the political side of Roman history.
Release Date: TBA 2004/2005
Gridiron Gang
Troubled teens in Los Angeles develop increased self-esteem and learn to focus after a probation officer (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) at their youth probation center assigns them to play on a football team.
Release Date: Sept. 22, 2006
Magneto
This X-Men spinoff focuses on Magneto, the character played by Ian McKellen in the films. The story is set during the second World War, when Magneto was a young man who realized his powers to control metal after watching his family killed by the Nazis. The Professor X character also appears — Xavier was an Allied soldier who helped to liberate those held in concentration camps at the end of the war.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Miami Vice
Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx slip in to pastel suits and boat shoes to assume the roles of Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs in this big-screen adaptation of the '80s TV smash hit. Director Michael Mann (who was a co-exec producer on the original series) has modernized the story a bit, focusing on one big drug lord and the way the Vice boys go about taking him down.
Release Date: July 28, 2006
The Omen 666
This remake of 1976's The Omen focuses on an American government official who begins to have the suspicion that his son may be the Antichrist.
Release Date: June 6, 2006
Open Season
A domesticated grizzly bear named Boog (Martin Lawrence) meets a deer named Elliot (Ashton Kutcher) in the woods during hunting season, and the two try to find their way out of the forest while avoiding the hunters. Debra Messing voices Beth, a park ranger who raised Boog.
Release Date: Sept. 29, 2006
Paper Man
A once-successful novelist (Paul Giamatti), constantly attended by the imaginary superhero who has been his pal since he was a kid, struggles to recover what made him great while watching his marriage fail. He derives some inspiration from his platonic friendship with a Cape Cod high-school girl.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Rambo 4
The plot of this sequel has not been announced, but it may involve Rambo's family being kidnapped by white supremacists, which prompts the muscle-bound war hero to begin a worldwide search for his loved ones.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Stay Alive
Three video game–loving kids in New Orleans rediscover their friendship at the funeral of one of their friends, who died while playing a game called Stay Alive. It turns out that the ghost of a local video game champ may have come to life through the game and be on a killing spree.
Release Date: March 24, 2006
True Lies 2
Ahnuld and Jamie Lee Curtis (taking a break from making TV commercials) return as a husband-and-wife spy team, alongside a bumbling Tom Arnold.
Release Date: TBA 2006/2007
WarGames 2: The Dead Key
This update of classic '80s film WarGames focuses on a hacker who unintentionally messes with a nuclear warhead–controlling supercomputer.
Release Date: TBA 2006
All of these were taken off of movies.com. My favorite is Brad Pitt wants my girlfriend. lol
The plot of this sequel to 28 Days Later hasn't been announced yet.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Basic Instinct 2 (see: Basic Instinct 2: Risk Addiction)
British psychiatrist Andrew Glass (David Morrissey), assigned by Scotland Yard to evaluate wicked, sexy novelist Catherine Tramell (Sharon Stone), becomes involved with her instead.
Release Date: March 31, 2006
The Blob
This remake of the 1958 classic horror film follows a gelatinous alien creature that devours people and grows as it wreaks havoc.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend
No doubt inspired by (and maybe derivative of) Being John Malkovich, Brad Pitt Wants My Girlfriend tells the story of a couple that grows estranged because the girl, who has a crush on Brad Pitt, meets the actor (to be played by Brad Pitt himself) on location in Vancouver, British Columbia, while he's shooting a film. Brad takes a liking to her, and the boyfriend must try to win her back.
Bride of Frankenstein
Bride of Frankenstein is a contemporary remake of the original 1935 film. This version takes place in New York City and follows a young college student who gradually realizes that she previously died and has been brought back to life.
Release Date: TBA 2005
The Butterfly Effect 2
In this sequel to The Butterfly Effect, a guy discovers he can travel in time, only to realize that changes he makes in the past have unintended effects on the future.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Butt-Ugly Martians
The film version of Butt-Ugly Martians is based on the CGI adventure TV series of the same name. In 2053, three Martians are sent to Earth on a spy mission. However, the three Martians really only want to indulge themselves in American pop culture.
Release Date: TBA 2003
Cock & Bull
A woman trapped in a boring marriage with an alcoholic discovers that she's growing a penis.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Daddy Day Camp
In this sequel to Eddie Murphy's Daddy Day Care, the actor will again star as Charlie Hinton, who in the first film founded a day-care center after being laid off from his corporate job. This time around, he's put in charge of a summer camp. The script is being written by the team behind Toy Story.
Release Date: TBA 2004
Deep Blue Sea 2
Killer sharks invade a flooded town.
Release Date: TBA
Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat Comes Back
Before the original Cat in the Hat movie even hit theaters, word of this sequel began to spread. The original cast (including Mike Myers as the titular Cat) will return, and the story will follow Sally and her brother as they try to clean a stain on mother's white dress left by the Cat, who snuck into the house to eat some cake. This time, he brings a bunch of smaller felines with him.
The Evil Dead
Five 20-somethings find a Book of the Dead in a remote cabin, and when they read its text, they unwittingly unleash dormant demons, which quickly possess them.
Release Date: TBA 2005
Fahrenheit 9/11 ½
Michael Moore's follow-up to Fahrenheit 9/11 will further explore the Bush administration's foreign and domestic policies and its continued response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Release Date: TBA 2007
The Fly
In this remake of a remake (David Cronenberg's 1986 version followed the 1958 original), a scientist is working on a project called the TelePod that will enable people to teleport from one location to another. But when he tests the prototype, a fly enters the TelePod with him, and their DNA gets spliced together. As a result, the scientist slowly turns into a fly-like creature.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Footloose
Movie fans will no doubt recall Kevin Bacon's star-making 1984 hit, the story of a city kid who moves to a conservative small town only to find that dancing, his favorite activity, is outlawed. This musical retelling of the story is from the producers of Chicago and features new versions of the hit songs from the original soundtrack.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Gangsta M.D.
A gangster hides his criminal activities from his mother by telling her that he's a doctor, but when his mother discovers the truth, he's forced to make good on his lie and go to medical school.
Garfield 2
The plot of this sequel has not been announced, though it will likely involve a cat eating large amounts of lasagna.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Gay Secret Agent
A flamboyantly gay secret agent (Brendan Fraser) has much success in the world of espionage, thanks to his great dancing and style.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Gladiator 2
Ridley Scott will likely direct this sequel to Russell Crowe's blockbuster swords-and-sandals hit. But Gladiator 2 won't see Crowe back in action; his character didn't survive the first film. The story picks up with the next generation of characters, focusing on the political side of Roman history.
Release Date: TBA 2004/2005
Gridiron Gang
Troubled teens in Los Angeles develop increased self-esteem and learn to focus after a probation officer (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) at their youth probation center assigns them to play on a football team.
Release Date: Sept. 22, 2006
Magneto
This X-Men spinoff focuses on Magneto, the character played by Ian McKellen in the films. The story is set during the second World War, when Magneto was a young man who realized his powers to control metal after watching his family killed by the Nazis. The Professor X character also appears — Xavier was an Allied soldier who helped to liberate those held in concentration camps at the end of the war.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Miami Vice
Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx slip in to pastel suits and boat shoes to assume the roles of Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs in this big-screen adaptation of the '80s TV smash hit. Director Michael Mann (who was a co-exec producer on the original series) has modernized the story a bit, focusing on one big drug lord and the way the Vice boys go about taking him down.
Release Date: July 28, 2006
The Omen 666
This remake of 1976's The Omen focuses on an American government official who begins to have the suspicion that his son may be the Antichrist.
Release Date: June 6, 2006
Open Season
A domesticated grizzly bear named Boog (Martin Lawrence) meets a deer named Elliot (Ashton Kutcher) in the woods during hunting season, and the two try to find their way out of the forest while avoiding the hunters. Debra Messing voices Beth, a park ranger who raised Boog.
Release Date: Sept. 29, 2006
Paper Man
A once-successful novelist (Paul Giamatti), constantly attended by the imaginary superhero who has been his pal since he was a kid, struggles to recover what made him great while watching his marriage fail. He derives some inspiration from his platonic friendship with a Cape Cod high-school girl.
Release Date: TBA 2005/2006
Rambo 4
The plot of this sequel has not been announced, but it may involve Rambo's family being kidnapped by white supremacists, which prompts the muscle-bound war hero to begin a worldwide search for his loved ones.
Release Date: TBA 2006
Stay Alive
Three video game–loving kids in New Orleans rediscover their friendship at the funeral of one of their friends, who died while playing a game called Stay Alive. It turns out that the ghost of a local video game champ may have come to life through the game and be on a killing spree.
Release Date: March 24, 2006
True Lies 2
Ahnuld and Jamie Lee Curtis (taking a break from making TV commercials) return as a husband-and-wife spy team, alongside a bumbling Tom Arnold.
Release Date: TBA 2006/2007
WarGames 2: The Dead Key
This update of classic '80s film WarGames focuses on a hacker who unintentionally messes with a nuclear warhead–controlling supercomputer.
Release Date: TBA 2006
All of these were taken off of movies.com. My favorite is Brad Pitt wants my girlfriend. lol
You forgot Revenge Of The Nerds. (2006)
Hollywood really is running out of ideas.
Every film now is either a sequel or a remake.
It wouldn't actually surpise me if they made a remake of "Weird Science"
I forgot Bruce Almighty 2 and Police Academy 8.
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02-12-06 | 07:27 AM
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Half of those movies aren't even in production and will never see the light of day. The Gangsta MD thing confuses me. It says Gangsta, then the description says gangster. Obviously those are two different movies (gangsta = thug, hip hop, etc, gangster = Godfather, Goodfellas, etc.) The Gangsta thing sounds like a bad Wayans brothers movie or something.
02-12-06 | 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Dashed
sequels arnt suprising. Its the fact that sequels are being made of baaaaad movies.
02-12-06 | 09:29 AM
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Fahrenheit 9/11 ½
Michael Moore's follow-up to Fahrenheit 9/11 will further explore the Bush administration's foreign and domestic policies and its continued response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Release Date: TBA 2007
Michael Moore's follow-up to Fahrenheit 9/11 will further explore the Bush administration's foreign and domestic policies and its continued response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Release Date: TBA 2007
02-12-06 | 12:23 PM
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Fahrenheit 9/11 ½
Michael Moore's follow-up to Fahrenheit 9/11 will further exploit opportunity
Michael Moore's follow-up to Fahrenheit 9/11 will further exploit opportunity
). And another version of The Fly? Even though I don't like Cronenberg's as much as the original, most people consider it a pretty good remake.
