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News On Future Films Based on Comics/Paranormal/Sci-Fi
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Just watched unseen
And film was good
Highly recommend
And film was good
Highly recommend
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I'm here for a Carmen Sandiego movie.
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Ad time goes on I remwmber less and less about that show 
I mainly remember the opening theme music.
Think there was 2 kids and somebody else searching for her?
I mainly remember the opening theme music.
Think there was 2 kids and somebody else searching for her?
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Yeah I think so. I remember the game show on PBS.
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That reminds me there was also a cartoon
Also came across this
Also came across this
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Zak Penn on continuing The Matrix franchise
“I’ve been working on ‘Matrix’ right now,” Penn confirmed. “Which is in…a phase right now. That’s a franchise I desperately want to see brought back and, I can’t go in to too much detail, but I’ve been harassing Warner Bros. for years to try to get it going again so that’s one thing I’m working on and I’ve been working on a bunch of other things too… Both ‘The Matrix’ and OASIS [in ‘Ready Player One’] are similar in that they are brilliant ideas for universes. And they are not, you know, when it came out about ‘Matrix,’ people were like ‘Oh no, there going to reboot Matrix’ I was like, Why, I’m not insane. I mean, ‘The Matrix’ is still one of my favorite…they’d re-release ‘The Matrix’ and people would go see it… It doesn’t always have to be the same characters, you could go in so many different directions.”
Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Universe headed to Netflix
Netflix is already in the business of comic adaptations with their various Marvel series, the new series The End of the F***ing World, and the upcoming Umbrella Academy, but they’re doubling down on it now. Deadline reports that the streaming giant has picked up the rights to Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Universe.
previously reported that Graham King and Fundamental Films were in the process of shepherding the project to the big screen, however that deal was never finalized and now Netflix has stepped in. As previously reported, Akiva Goldsman and Weed Road plan to flesh out story ideas for individual movies in the series, following the same writers room strategy that Goldsman brought to the Transformers franchise and Paramount’s upcoming Ology series. Goldsman, Liefeld and Brooklyn Weaver will produce.
“Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Universe features gritty stories and distinctive characters,” said Netflix feature film chief Scott Stuber. “Akiva’s creative voice has been behind some of the largest movie franchises, making him uniquely capable of halping bring these superheroes from the Extreme Universe to life for Netflix.”
Goldsman added: “Rob is a unique and innovative talent who knows how to combine hard-edged comic book action with real emotionality. Netflix has the ambition, reach, and dedication to bring his universe to life.”
“I’ve been working on ‘Matrix’ right now,” Penn confirmed. “Which is in…a phase right now. That’s a franchise I desperately want to see brought back and, I can’t go in to too much detail, but I’ve been harassing Warner Bros. for years to try to get it going again so that’s one thing I’m working on and I’ve been working on a bunch of other things too… Both ‘The Matrix’ and OASIS [in ‘Ready Player One’] are similar in that they are brilliant ideas for universes. And they are not, you know, when it came out about ‘Matrix,’ people were like ‘Oh no, there going to reboot Matrix’ I was like, Why, I’m not insane. I mean, ‘The Matrix’ is still one of my favorite…they’d re-release ‘The Matrix’ and people would go see it… It doesn’t always have to be the same characters, you could go in so many different directions.”
Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Universe headed to Netflix
Netflix is already in the business of comic adaptations with their various Marvel series, the new series The End of the F***ing World, and the upcoming Umbrella Academy, but they’re doubling down on it now. Deadline reports that the streaming giant has picked up the rights to Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Universe.
previously reported that Graham King and Fundamental Films were in the process of shepherding the project to the big screen, however that deal was never finalized and now Netflix has stepped in. As previously reported, Akiva Goldsman and Weed Road plan to flesh out story ideas for individual movies in the series, following the same writers room strategy that Goldsman brought to the Transformers franchise and Paramount’s upcoming Ology series. Goldsman, Liefeld and Brooklyn Weaver will produce.
“Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Universe features gritty stories and distinctive characters,” said Netflix feature film chief Scott Stuber. “Akiva’s creative voice has been behind some of the largest movie franchises, making him uniquely capable of halping bring these superheroes from the Extreme Universe to life for Netflix.”
Goldsman added: “Rob is a unique and innovative talent who knows how to combine hard-edged comic book action with real emotionality. Netflix has the ambition, reach, and dedication to bring his universe to life.”
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Eli Roths "The House with a Clock in Its Walls" Trailer
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Pacific Rim sequel is already out apparently? Coworker said it was 'flames'
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Netflix really will okay anything
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Its fun but aight
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If this is better than the X-Men movies...
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WE GOTTA STRIKE WHILE THE MONEY IS FLOWING!Netflix really will okay anything
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From the it follows director
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I'm here for this
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If only they could show boobs
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Low key they becoming better than HBO.
Meanwhile AMC lagging behind.
Meanwhile AMC lagging behind.
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I hope its good. Y:The Last Man might be my favorite comic series.
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A quiet place was 
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