Showing posts with label Movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movie. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 December 2013

A24, Demarest Films Pick Up Kevin Smith's Monster Movie 'Tusk'

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A24 has teamed up with Demarest Films for Kevin Smith's latest film, Tusk.

The New York-based company plans to release the film, which stars Justin Long, Michael Parks, Genesis Rodriguez and Haley Joel Osment, in the third quarter of 2014.

Tusk, written and directed by Smith, is considered a "modern-day monster movie" and is currently in production. Sam Englebardt, David Greathouse and Shannon McIntosh are producing.

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In the film, Long plays a journalist who finds the story of a lifetime in Mr. Howe (Parks), a worldwide adventurer with amazing tales and a curious penchant for walruses.

"I'm as happy as the day Miramax bought Clerks back in '94!" Smith said in the announcement. "We're so lucky A24 fell in love with our walrus picture and jumped in the pool with us. I was a big fan of how they released The Bling Ring and Spring Breakers, so I was praying Tusk would take root there."

A24's 2013 releases included Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring, Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers and James Ponsoldt's Spectacular Now. Upcoming titles for 2014 include David Michod's The Rover, Steven Knight's Tom Hardy starrer Locke and Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin, starring Scarlett Johansson.


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Tuesday, 10 December 2013

Tom Cruise Developing Another 'Jack Reacher' Movie

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Get ready for another Jack Reacher movie.

Tom Cruise is looking to make a sequel to Reacher, the 2012 thriller based on the books by Lee Child.

Paramount and Skydance Productions are reteaming to put another movie in development, this one based on Never Go Back.

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Cruise, who would reprise his role as a former military police officer, and the companies are looking for writers to tackle the script. Christopher McQuarrie wrote and directed the first one but now is focused on Mission: Impossible 5.

Never Go Back, published in September, has critics calling it one of the best of the 18-book (so far) series. The book sees Reacher on a cross-country run after facing trumped-up charges, a woman claiming he fathered her child and a female commanding officer.

While the first Reacher film made only $80 million domestically, the worldwide total was $218 million. The movie cost around $60 million to produce.


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