Seems like it would work better as a tv series than a movie.
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Seems like it would work better as a tv series than a movie.
They could go full-on Comedy mode of trying to prevent her character from travelling to prevent crime from happening wherever she goes.
"I hire you to stay put. You cause too much damage wherever you go. You are a PR nightmare, Madam!"
"I hire you to stay put. You cause too much damage wherever you go. You are a PR nightmare, Madam!"
Did the car talk in the original? I don't recall that but, then again, I haven't seen the original in over fifty years.
NO. Talk her out of it. We've already had 244 murders. Do something worthwhile, Oscar winner. And I don't mean more HALLOWEEN dreck or Pixar ''performances.''
No, but we have modern audiences who expect such casting now. It gives the recent Oscar winners a payday for negligible work. Still, I'll skip this one as well unless they somehow snag the lead girl from LAST NIGHT IN SOHO to appear in it. That film used nostalgia for an actual valid purpose.
If they wanted to be creative they could have her be a new character exploring the murder of Angela Lansbury's character. Which would have happened more in the past I would think so you can do a who dun it, without having things like modern phones and the internet being in the way.
I doubt they want to be. But if Jessica Fletcher dies, and the HALLOWEEN whiner attempts to solve it, I would rule out Fletcher's corpse as a suspect. (Person of interest my asteroids.) Unless the corpse faked her own death, but if you're REALLY a corpse, you can't really.......never mind. If I were in the film, I'd object in principle to debating who killed an obvious 244-time killer. Then I would sit on the dead bee* the film's real killer left on my chair and die of shock and embarrassment, as the real actors continued the story.
(*I really did this once in 1988.)
In 2027, the crime rate in Cabot Cove rises four thousand percent. The once great state of Maine becomes the one maximum security prison for the entire country. A fifty-foot containment wall is erected along the New Hampshire shoreline, across the Piscatqua River, and up along the Down East coast. It completely surrounds Maine waterfront communities. All bridges and waterways are mined. The United States Police Force, like an army, is encamped around the shoreline. There are no guards inside the prison, only pensioners and the worlds they have made. The rules are simple: once you go in, you don't come out.
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Sixth Final Destination sequel coming and YAAAWWWNNN.
It's also Tony Todd's final role.
Death is tied of being subtle. Now he is just going to be showing up with his scythe and just start swinging.
Bart Simpson: "Man, they're not even trying anymore."
Never mind that #5 was THE FINAL.
28 Years Later Part II: The Bone Temple is set to premiere six months after Part One; January 16, 2026.
28 Years Later Part III is expected to begin filming shortly for Summer 2026 release.
28 Years Later Part III is expected to begin filming shortly for Summer 2026 release.
Having successfully made one reboot with The Evil Dead Rise, Lee Cronin is now making a new Mummy movie https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/the-mummy-lee-cronin-1236091409/
Perhaps both, if he celebrated the worst New Years drink idea ever, and the timing was just right. Is he okay? Did he sit on said dead bee as well?
Aha. My girlfriend, in reverse.
Why don't they just do what people want and bring back Brendan Fraser,Rachel Weisz and John Hannah?
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