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Stallone Prepping Cliffhanger 2?
Brought to you by the Department of Things Which Cannot Possibly Be True.
by Jeff Giles | February 19, 2008
He's already resurrected two of his most successful film properties with Rocky Balboaand Rambo -- could Sylvester Stallone be contemplating a third?
That's the gist of a report from PR-Inside, where they're claiming that Stallone is "in negotiations" with Sony to film a sequel to1993's Cliffhanger. Supposedly titled The Dam, the new film would find Slyreprising the role of rock climber Gabe Walker, the carabiner-wielding hero who squared off against the maniacal John Lithgow over $100 million in stolen money. Or something. We don't really remember,exactly; we only know that Janine Turner was involved, and that was not a bad thing.
Cliffhanger took home a respectable 77 percent on the Tomatometer, but the number of people looking for a sequel at this point have to number in thelow teens; the most common reaction to the project, should it come to pass, will likely be along the lines of Slashfilm's succinctly negative"this is a bad move." Then again, Stallone has demonstrated an ability to make even the silliest-sounding sequel worth watching, so who knows?
Brought to you by the Department of Things Which Cannot Possibly Be True.
by Jeff Giles | February 19, 2008
He's already resurrected two of his most successful film properties with Rocky Balboaand Rambo -- could Sylvester Stallone be contemplating a third?
That's the gist of a report from PR-Inside, where they're claiming that Stallone is "in negotiations" with Sony to film a sequel to1993's Cliffhanger. Supposedly titled The Dam, the new film would find Slyreprising the role of rock climber Gabe Walker, the carabiner-wielding hero who squared off against the maniacal John Lithgow over $100 million in stolen money. Or something. We don't really remember,exactly; we only know that Janine Turner was involved, and that was not a bad thing.
Cliffhanger took home a respectable 77 percent on the Tomatometer, but the number of people looking for a sequel at this point have to number in thelow teens; the most common reaction to the project, should it come to pass, will likely be along the lines of Slashfilm's succinctly negative"this is a bad move." Then again, Stallone has demonstrated an ability to make even the silliest-sounding sequel worth watching, so who knows?
