The Wolfman No Longer Getting A Sequel; Reboot Rumored To Be In The Works!
Apparently, there is no longer a sequel in the works to 2009 movie as the current script is being rewritten as a reboot! Hit the jump for details on both the title, tone and more...
According to a report over at Moviehole, the sequel to Captain America: The First Avenger director Joe Johnston's The Wolfman will no longer be getting what would have more than likely of been a straight to DVD sequel, but instead a full on reboot from Universal.
Interestingly, the site point out that the new film will more than likely have no connection to the 2009 remake whatsoever, instead sharing far more in common with the original George Waggner movie from way back in 1939! They go on to report that the current Michael Tabb script is being totally rewritten and reworked in order to make it an original piece.
Oh, and the possible title for this new direction in the franchise? Werewolf is said to be a popular choice at the moment.
What do you guys think of this news? Are you pleased that Universal are deciding to give the franchise another chance, or is this a monster which should stay dead? Be sure to share your thoughts in the usual place!
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