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[plus de batterie dans le cell phone]

Donc je disais...film qui va coûter moins cher (je parie sur 100M$ max) que la plupart des blockbusters de l'an prochain (moins de SFX, premier gros film du réal) donc petit profil donc sortie en marge de l'été, donc jpense soit fin août/début septembre 2008 (après l'orage quoi), soit février 2009 (comme Daredevil et Ghost Rider).

La période de novembre 2008, soit un an après le début du tournage, me paraît déjà trop chargé rien qu'avec le James Bond et le Harry Potter.

A moins que la Fox n'ait aucun gros film pour l'été 2008 et le foute en fast-track.
Après vérif, je vois que la Fox n'a que le Shyamalan et le remake du Jour où la Terre s'arrêta...mmmm...bref.

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Encore une fois, rien à voir, mais bon j'ai la flemme de faire un fil "RENDITION" alors que le film sort dans pas longtemps:

It's not easy to make a dull film when your central components include terrorism, torture, secret CIA operations and contempo Middle East intrigue, but Gavin Hood has done it with "Rendition." By underplaying the melodrama in the presumed hope of seeming subtle when Kelley Sane's script is so baldly melodramatic, the "Tsotsi" helmer drains the life out of an obviously explosive subject.

C'est Variety qui parle.

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Liam Engle: réalisateur et scénariste

Le réalisateur explique pourquoi il a accepté et son point de vue sur le perso :
"What appeals to me about the Wolverine character of all the other characters is that my feeling that he's the one that suffers from the most existential angst," he began. "Since I'm a guy who loves emotional complexity, it seemed to me that… when I was first approached to do it, my first thought was, 'What? Me? Do this? What is that? I don't know enough about comic book characters.' And of course, I then did some further research and I realized that the character of Wolverine, I think his great appeal lies in the fact that he's someone who in some ways, is filled with a great deal of self-loathing by his own nature and he's constantly at war with his own nature. It seemed to me that really what it is, is that it's a little like great Greek mythology, which is something I've always been in love with where the Greek Gods threw thunderbolts and Poseidon conjured up storms, but those mythological stories were designed to examine emotional truths. It seems to me that the character of Wolverine epitomizes in a modern context, a kind of great mythical tradition of using larger-than-life characters in order to play with and examine human emotion at a sort of operatic level."

Sinon, la Fox, impressionnée par le travail de Skip Woods sur Hitman l'a engagé pour qu'il réécrive le scénar de Wolverine, réputé pas terrible, écrit par David Benioff. Ce sera "+ que du peaufinage" apparemment.

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Punaise, mais qu'est-ce que ça va donner ce film ?

ps : et que va donner Hitman, aussi ?

D'la merde probablement.



D'la merde aussi.

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Mais tire toi une balle tout de suite, mec.

La flemme.

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Tu vois, ça peut te sauver la vie !

Gavin Hood is headed to Australia in just under a month to start production on the fourth X-Men film that 20th Century Fox is planning to release next summer, you heard right, Wolverine is hitting theaters summer 2008.

God I hate being right...(well actually, non, j'adore avoir raison mais pas ce coup-là parce que ça signifie potentiel bâclage).

Q: When do you think we will find about casting or other superheroes that might be in it?

GAVIN: Honestly, we are involved in the casting process, we will not know for a good couple of months. So we start shooting the film in December, we start shooting the film in December, possibly January, we are very involved in the process and now and we’ll be casting over the next couple of months. Not this week! Right now I am still doing Rendition. That’s what I’m focusing on.

Q: I’m assuming this is going to be a PG-13 movie?

GAVIN: Yeah.

Q: And how long do you think the shoot’s going to last?

GAVIN: Probably 3 to 4, 4 months. About 4 months of shooting.

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Bon il va sortir à la fin de l'été alors... c'est sûr. Enfin, j'espère pour eux.

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Liam Engle: réalisateur et scénariste

Ce sera la sortie "Marvel en Mai" de 2009 finalement.

Hey folks, Harry here - According to Variety - WOLVERINE is screaming May Day as his own in 2009... that's right May 1st, 2009 will be the date for the WOLVERINE stand alone film.

I read an early draft of this - before a set of serious notes were being implemented. The biggest of which seems to be 'time-frame'. You see, apparently they're talking to Liev Schreiber to play William Stryker - who up until now has been played by Brian Cox. Personally - I prefer Schreiber as a director - more than as an actor... - BUT what that means is that the WOLVERINE story should be taking place at least 25-30 years prior to the events in the X-MEN movie time frame... which would place the film in the late Seventies / Early EIghties? Right? That's if they acknowledge it at all... right?

In the script it was never really seeming to be like that. It was definitely pre-X-MEN, but it didn't seem to be SIGNIFICANTLY before. But then that draft was frankly a bore. Essentially being a Wolverine vs Sabretooth, then Wolverine vs 10,000 Sabretooths - LAME. Word has it that a fairly significant rewrite is being done before it starts shooting. Of course - the Strike means we won't get the rewrite to take Wolverine to Japan and the real story they should be telling. Sigh.

Apparently they're planning to shoot in Australia, New Zealand and New Orleans... Variety hypothesizes that this means GAMBIT - but that's not the case. The New Orleans scene is basically a Mutant Only club scene with a bunch of insignificant Muties.

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Et lui il jouera "Logan jeune":



Franchement j'ai pas lu les comics, mais est-ce bien nécessaire ?

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Liam Engle: réalisateur et scénariste

Bah oui justement.

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La musique sera composée par mon pote Harry Gregson-Williams, mec que je suis depuis sa participation à la BO de The Rock (avec Hans Zimmer et Nick Glennie-Smith) et qui a signé également de bonnes BO comme Enemy of the State (avec Trevor Rabin), Kingdom of Heaven, Metal Gear Solid 2 et The Chronicles of Narnia.

C'est le poulain de Zimmer que je préfère avec Rabin et John Powell.

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Apparemment, après David Benioff et Skip Woods, y aurait aussi James Vanderbilt (Zodiac) sur le scénario, cherchant à le terminer avant le début de la grève, à savoir jeudi.

C'est la fêêêêêêteuuuu.

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