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HBO's "Rome" to go Bigscreen?
According to Reuters, the series creator of "ROME" has stated that there has been talk and movement to the series returning as a feature film.
It doesn't give many concrete details, but I for one am excited at the prospects of a final return trip to Rome... |
Hope this comes to fruition. :up:
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I gave up on HBO after Carnivale and Deadwood were cut short so I haven't seen Rome. However, if this happens I will buy a ticket just to help send the message to revisit their other shows.
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I liked Rome and looking forward to see it on big screen. :up:
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This would be fucking awesome. Rome kicked ass.
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I would love it. I loved Rome.
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Awesome news, hope it happens!
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I'm not sure how I feel about this. The series wrapped up the stories of Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo so well. Sure, you could do a movie that focuses on the early years of Augustus's reign, but without those two it just wouldn't be the same.
That said, if they make this, I will definitely watch. |
This is a great idea.
Each week was like watching a movie - but with a bigger budget - we would be able to see a good battle. |
who's the director... Tinto Brass?? ;)
there better be the obligatory orgy scene. |
Originally Posted by CPA-ESQ.
(Post 9104127)
This is a great idea.
Each week was like watching a movie - but with a bigger budget - we would be able to see a good battle. |
Originally Posted by Rypro 525
(Post 9104145)
wasn't it budgeted at over 100 million dollars a season?
Originally Posted by Wikipedia
In 2002, HBO and the BBC agreed to co-produce a new series based on the events of the "Roman Revolution". Towards that end, the two networks committed a US$100 million budget to the production of twelve 1-hour episodes, with HBO contributing US$85 million, and the BBC contributing US$15 million.
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Yes, please.
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Hopefully they can do this without ditching the entire main cast and just calling it "Rome: 10 years later" or something. And a huge part of the show is gone due to a certain character's death. Many people's storylines came to a solid conclusion, but if they can pull this off, I'll be watching.
I thought that it would have been great if the events of Season 1 were spread out over two seasons. Just because Ceasar was awesome. |
Goddamn, that article is just sad....
The season layout till season 5 sounds magnificent and than it states that "HBO executives have since admitted that axing the show probably was a mistake." I fucking hate you HBO. Ohh and that Vorenus was never shown on the pyre was deliberate... I knew he lived! :D |
More Vorenus and Pullo would rock.
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I'll be there day one.
"THIRTEEN! THIRTEEN!" |
OH HELL YEAH.
The series was fucking amazing and I'm still pissed that HBO axxed it after only 2 seasons. |
The only news better than this would be: HBO greenlights a third season for "Rome." :)
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Or, "HBO announces release date for ROME on Blu-Ray."
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I don't see why they couldn't bring it back. With McKidd not doing anything and Stevenson making what amounts to virtually a direct to dvd release, they appear to be available.
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McKidd is doing Grey's Anatomy, Heller is doing The Mentalist, Polly Walker is doing Caprica. A lot of the key players are busy.
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Originally Posted by DVD Josh
(Post 9105615)
I don't see why they couldn't bring it back. With McKidd not doing anything and Stevenson making what amounts to virtually a direct to dvd release, they appear to be available.
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HBO didn't foot all of the $100 million, but they did pay enough for it to be damn expensive. They had a partnership with BBC.
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Of course, they didn't. HBO paid $85 million while BBC only paid $15 million.
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