Just finished reading that. članak Looking at JL's website, I honestly can't wrap my head around the sheer persistence of these idiots—they seem hell-bent on turning other fools into even bigger fools. 🤷 especially Vlahušić:
Andrew Vlahušićthe mayor of San Francisco, found out So, does this mean the whole movie is set in the Middle Ages, with some 500 extras just hanging out in San Francisco to make it look authentic?
Look, I hate to be the one to say it, but the guy is a total disaster.
found out... 🤣 And then there's that clueless, backward JL person reporting this all like we're still living in the Stone Age.
The movie already has a title, but for now, let's just say that's strictly classified.Since the casting hasn't even kicked off yet, I can't really give you any specifics on which big Hollywood names might show up in the credits. At its core, though, we're looking at a massive spectacle. We’re looking at a release date sometime early next year. he let us in on the secret Boris DmitrovićHe’s an executive producer on Formula Film and a member of the American Film Directors Guild.
Seriously, who on earth is Boris Dmitrović? 😕 This guy makes Nikša Sviličić look like a genius by comparison. Honestly, that’s just the caliber of talent we have working in the American film industry: some dude announces his movie is hitting theaters in early 2010, yet somehow production doesn't even kick off until March of that same year. I mean, really? I don't even know where to start with that one.
So, what we're actually looking at here is a movie—specifically, a historical epic.
WE First wrote about Medieval Back in March It’s being pitched as some kind of Medieval version of The Dirty Dozen. Originally, McG was supposed to take the helm, but that’s just how things tend to go in Hollywood—the director's chair eventually gets snatched up by someone much cheaper and significantly worse, in this case, Rob Cohen.
The screenwriters are Mike Finch & Alex Litvak—which happens to be their very first script, by the way.
Remember that new xXx sequel, xXx: The Return of Xander Cage? Honestly, there’s a slim chance it might actually turn out to be decent. Even though we're dealing with one of Hollywood's Worst Directors, I can't help but wonder if things might go differently this time around. Rob CohenSo, it looks like McG has decided to ditch that xXx sequel to instead take on a project called Medieval that he'll be producing. WE First wrote about Medieval Back in March We first wrote about Medieval Back in March, back when the rumors were swirling that McG might take the helm. Cohen describes IT as The Magnificent Seven in The Middle Ages, though i Can assure you this will be The farthest fra John Sturges's work you will ever see. New Regency, which is footing the bill and handling distribution through Fox, snapped up the spec script for a cool seven-figure sum.
"Making the call on xXx was a real struggle," Cohen told Variety. VarietyI caught up with Vin Diesel over the weekend and told him straight up that I hoped they’d just hold off on this, though I made sure to mention that if they ended up finding a different director who actually fits the vibe for the sequel, I definitely wouldn't hold a grudge. Still, there was no way I could just sit back and let a situation like this slide. See, Cohen is the director responsible for such Cinematic catastrophes as The Fast and the Furious, xXx, Stealth, and The Mummy: Tomb of The dragon Emperor most recently. He apparently "studied anthropology and European history AT Harvard," which is apparently the main reason New Regency thinks he’s the right man for the job. Honestly, this guy really shouldn't be behind a camera at all, yet somehow, he just keeps landing these gigs.
If Vlahušić and the rest of these so-called "film industry professionals" keep poking the American public with such blatant nonsense, I’m honestly going to just dump the entire Finch & Litvak script right here in the
Disgraced thread (it's been floating around the web for ages, by the way).
