Another DC Comics series may be heading to TV very soon. A new report has revealed that NBC is in the process of adapting the Red movies for television.
Deadline is reporting that Robert Schwentke, who directed the comic book movie sleeper-hit Red, has been hired by Summit Entertainment to helm their Divergent sequel. Thoughts?
Come check out four deleted scenes from Dean Parisot's action-comedy, Red 2. 2010's Red made $200 million at the worldwide box office, and the sequel underperformed with $130 million.
Check out the blooper reel for Red 2 featuring Bruce Willis, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren, and the rest of the stellar cast. Also, click here to read my three and a half star review of the film.
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Whether or not this interviewer did something to piss Bruce Willis off before the cameras started rolling is unclear, but the UK clearly isn't Willis' favourite place as he's taken part in yet another cringe inducing interview (the other was back when the latest Die Hard was released) while promoting Red 2.
Surprised? No, neither are we. Both Red 2 and R.I.P.D. opened at the North American box office this weekend, and both have been major disappointments for their respective studios. Does this mark the end of any future non-Marvel/DC superhero movies? Read on for details.
The Conjuring looks set for a solid weekend at the box office, but everything else? Not so much. Hit the jump for details on how big new releases like Red 2 and R.I.P.D. are set to perform this weekend as well as an update on Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim.
The first wave of reviews for Red 2 are in, and if you saw the first movie, you probably won't be too surprised to learn that the response so far has not been good! However, is it really all bad? Well, you've read nailbiter111's review and you can find some more here!
Red 2 has something going for it that most summer films don't; it's FUN and it actually has characters so fully developed that you care about their outcomes. While the film isn't perfect, it does generate enough hearty laughs to keep you entertained.