2007 a good year for Zombies

[capncnut]

Quite easily, he resurrected at the end of the original.

[Minerva_Zombi]

exactly! he's coming back... and this time it's personal. lol. im joking. but, mel gibson does have some other **** coming out called "Apocolypto"... or something...

[capncnut]

exactly! he's coming back... and this time it's personal. lol. im joking. but, mel gibson does have some other **** coming out called "Apocolypto"... or something... Probably his version of the book of Revelation.

[radiokill]

"Apocolypto"... or something... I've heard about a Road Warrior prequel.....sounds like that could be it. you know, the one they've said they'd make for years, I hear the ball is finally rolling.

[Kaos]

Also looking forward to Dairy Of The Dead I don't even want to think about the dairy products favored by zombies...

[Andy]

kaos has been waiting months to use that joke

[panic]

Isn't Risen supposed to come out in 2007? That has some potential, it seems to me. As for the others, here's my level of excitement: 28 Weeks Later Day of the Dead '07 RE: Extinction Diary of the Dead Grindhouse /p

[bassman]

I've heard about a Road Warrior prequel.....sounds like that could be it. you know, the one they've said they'd make for years, I hear the ball is finally rolling. Nah...."Apocalypto" is Gibson's next directorial effort set in the decline of the Mayan civilization. The main character is chosen for human sacrifice and rather than accepting his fate, he runs to save his life. You can find the trailer online. It looks like it could be really good. As far as the Mad Max 4 thing.....I read just the other day in an interview that the director is trying to get it going and that Mel Gibson refuses to have anything to do with it.

[radiokill]

Nah...."Apocalypto" is Gibson's next directorial effort set in the decline of the Mayan civilization. The main character is chosen for human sacrifice and rather than accepting his fate, he runs to save his life. You can find the trailer online. It looks like it could be really good. As far as the Mad Max 4 thing.....I read just the other day in an interview that the director is trying to get it going and that Mel Gibson refuses to have anything to do with it. I'd say he's a bit to old to play mad max again.....apocalypto does sound pretty good, tho

[Danny]

Isn't Risen supposed to come out in 2007? That has some potential, it seems to me. As for the others, here's my level of excitement: 28 Weeks Later Day of the Dead '07 RE: Extinction Diary of the Dead Grindhouse /p i think im gonna take a leaf out his book 28 weeks day 07 resi 3 diary grindhouse my name is bruce

[Cereval]

I heard 28 Weeks Later is PG-13 ... geared towards a younger audience. ... still looking forward to this?

[deadpunk]

bah...PG-13?! I'd rather stay home and contemplate shooting the neighbor's dog...again

[Brubaker]

Nah...."Apocalypto" is Gibson's next directorial effort set in the decline of the Mayan civilization. The main character is chosen for human sacrifice and rather than accepting his fate, he runs to save his life. You can find the trailer online. It looks like it could be really good. As far as the Mad Max 4 thing.....I read just the other day in an interview that the director is trying to get it going and that Mel Gibson refuses to have anything to do with it. It happens. He'd probably like people to forget he was involved with stuff like Bird On A Wire, Air America or maybe even the Lethal Weapon and Mad Max movies. He is too busy making and promoting "meaningful" films to have anything to do with stuff he might now look at as cheesy. People who have success with "serious" films tend to do that. While it may be for good reason, it is well known that Sean Astin consistently refuses to acknowledge Encino Man. He won't even speak about it. Slightly off topic, but that is one of several good examples of people trying to escape roles they were previously typecast in. With that said, I am aware that the Mad Max movies were more "serious" than some people like to let on, who look at them as mindless action films. But that is a whole different story. I wrote the first paragraph from Mel's point of view and would assume he doesn't want to be associated with the franchise anymore than he has to. The whole rhetoric of not wanting to be defined as Mad Max, Riggs, whatever........

[Danny]

How the hell do you make a Passion of the Christ 2?!!?!!?!? time machine.

[capncnut]

I'd say he's a bit to old to play mad max again... I'd welcome another Mad Max flick as long as it's better than Thunderdome. I heard 28 Weeks Later is PG-13... Say what now?