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Who should Direct the Repairman Jack Movie? - Wapitikev - 12-21-2008

In November 2008, FPW said: "...the latest director they’re talking to (he's done some big pictures and has worked with Beacon before)."

I have looked at Beacon's filmography on IMDB and, in the Poll above, are all the male directors that have worked with Beacon and have also had more than one "big picture".

Enjoy.

-Wapitikev


Who should Direct the Repairman Jack Movie? - Wapitikev - 12-21-2008

Ooo-kay. Apparently everyone is indifferent about this subject...

Here's one last post, to get it back onto the New Posts list...if it dies again after that, then so be it.

-Wapitikev


Who should Direct the Repairman Jack Movie? - Libby - 12-21-2008

I do not know a lot of these movies, but I have heard good things about many of them.


Who should Direct the Repairman Jack Movie? - Wapitikev - 12-21-2008

It was EXTREMELY painful having to include Brett Ratner, but he fits the criteria.

Peronally, if he never directed another movie based on a book or a comicbook ever again, it would be too soon for me.

My choice for director is down to two finalists and I'm having trouble deciding which one I like best.

-Wapitikev


Who should Direct the Repairman Jack Movie? - Libby - 12-21-2008

Wapitikev Wrote:It was EXTREMELY painful having to include Brett Ratner, but he fits the criteria.

Peronally, if he never directed another movie based on a book or a comicbook ever again, it would be too soon for me.

My choice for director is down to two finalists and I'm having trouble deciding which one I like best.

-Wapitikev
Who?
(I don't think that a Rush Hour-ish Jack sounds good, but maybe that is just me and youBig Grin)


Who should Direct the Repairman Jack Movie? - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 12-21-2008

Wapitikev Wrote:It was EXTREMELY painful having to include Brett Ratner, but he fits the criteria.

Peronally, if he never directed another movie based on a book or a comicbook ever again, it would be too soon for me.

My choice for director is down to two finalists and I'm having trouble deciding which one I like best.

-Wapitikev

Is this a joke thread? Clearly, Michael Mann is the guy to bring glory!Cool


Who should Direct the Repairman Jack Movie? - Wapitikev - 12-21-2008

Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:Is this a joke thread? Clearly, Michael Mann is the guy to bring glory!Cool

Bones Weep is presently on the way to your place with a baseball bat and a can of gasoline.

You have been warned.

-Wapitikev


Who should Direct the Repairman Jack Movie? - Libby - 12-21-2008

Wapitikev Wrote:Bones Weep is presently on the way to your place with a baseball bat and a can of gasoline.

You have been warned.

-Wapitikev
Rofl! Is it snowing where you are? we got at least a few feet today.


Who should Direct the Repairman Jack Movie? - Wapitikev - 12-22-2008

Libby Wrote:Rofl! Is it snowing where you are? we got at least a few feet today.

No extra snow (we've had about 4 inches for a week or more) but no break in the cold either...it's been in the -30s and -40s (after the wind-chill) for almost 10 days.

I wish it would snow...the temperature would go up.

-Wapitikev


Who should Direct the Repairman Jack Movie? - Wapitikev - 12-22-2008

Libby Wrote:Who?

I'm waffling between Tony Scott and Peter Hyams.

Tony Scott's movies are tight, well paced and tend to do well at the box office but his one try at horror was NOT a success...Peter Hyams, on the other hand, has proven good at the creepy stuff over his career but has not proven capable of pulling off memorable movie after memorable movie...his most successful decade was in the 80s and has done little of note this decade.

So, if I want the thing to be scary but probably not spawn a sequel, I go with Hyams.

But, if I want it to aspire to be a "big" movie that is light on the horror, heavy on the action, but spawns at least a few sequels then I go with Scott.

Unfortunately I want both.

-Wapitikev