Luc Besson returns to sci fi - Lockout
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Why not? That sounds ace!
Not being set in space was one of the few things wrong with that film.
I'm sold.
The only thing better would be if Besson can get Liam Neeson to drop by to kill a few dozen space sex traffickers.
I loves me some Fifth Element, but this doesn't sound like it's going to have too much in common with that, though.
This sounds awesome. And I love The Fifth Element.
I also vote for Escape from New York in Space! 
Peter Stromare?!
He'll always be that guy who fed Steve Buscemi into a woodchipper in Fargo for me.
I'm sure he can also play non-woodchipper related roles. Or possibly a woodchipper will be provided for in an outer space prison.
Or maybe he'll just airlock a guy.
Look just promise me Stomare kills somebody and I might be half-interested.
I never really got the film's love, honestly. Chris Tucker was easily worse than Jar-Jar Binks by a factor of, let's say, ten.
He'll always be that guy who fed Steve Buscemi into a woodchipper in Fargo for me.
I'm sure he can also play non-woodchipper related roles. Or possibly a woodchipper will be provided for in an outer space prison.
Or maybe he'll just airlock a guy.
Look just promise me Stomare kills somebody and I might be half-interested.
I never really got the film's love, honestly. Chris Tucker was easily worse than Jar-Jar Binks by a factor of, let's say, ten.
See, I'm pretty embarrassed to admit it, but The Fifth Element is the one time I feel like Chris Tucker was actually entertaining. I think it's all in how Corben (Willis) treats him, that is, like a complete albatross. Also, he's limited to about ten minutes of screentime.
I actually only know him as that guy who was awful in Fifth Element. That his character isn't as memorably loathed as Jar Jar Binks is, I suspect, for the same reasong Wing Commander does not occupy a place of dishonour along with Phantom Menace: If it isn't Star Wars, people don't really care as long.
Wing Commander makes The Phantom Menace look like Citizen Kane. It doesn't hold the same place of dishonor because it's (fortunately) completely forgettable.
I agree with Myasishchev on Chris Tucker in The Fifth Element; I thought he was hilarious, but I can easily see how he would be annoying as hell to others at the same time (which is really kind of the point of the character, anyway).
He's not directing this one. People realize he's not directing this one, right?
You're kidding shurely. Who could forget his "Ees Russian Spacestation!" No but seriously Constantine was an okay film with some good moments and one superb moment when Stormare's Satan turned up.
Here's the first trailer for the film. I have to admit it looks impressive. Guy Pearce has come so far from "The Time Machine" remake.
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/01...kout-like-escape-from-york-by-way-of-fortress
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/01...kout-like-escape-from-york-by-way-of-fortress
http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/new...ne-maximum-security-formerly-known-as-lockout
Well, it's not exactly the "first" trailer. The movie has also been titled as "MS One Maximum Security" and there were a couple of trailers released while it had that title. I guess it's correct to call it the first trailer under this title as it's the first time that I've seen a trailer using it.
Well, it's not exactly the "first" trailer. The movie has also been titled as "MS One Maximum Security" and there were a couple of trailers released while it had that title. I guess it's correct to call it the first trailer under this title as it's the first time that I've seen a trailer using it.
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