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Showing posts with label michael j basset. Show all posts
Sean Bean, Randa Mitchell and Deborah Kara Unger in "Silent Hill 2"
That's great news! The new entry in the "Silent hill" franchise is being directed by the guy who did "Solomon Kane", an excellent adaptation of the Rober E. Howard's english character. It is going to be on 3D (like we care) and along with a new cast, three of the main actors from the previous film are participating as well. I like when filmakers are trying to bridge the gaps between sequels
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Official announcement about Silent Hill sequel from its director
Finally it's official. Michael J Bassett wrote on his blog:
Finally, it’s been announced and I can say officially what I’ve been eager to share with you all for a little while now; I’ve written and am going to be directing the new Silent Hill movie. I love the games and was a huge admirer of the first film. Especially how Christophe Gans and his team managed to capture the look and feel of the
Finally, it’s been announced and I can say officially what I’ve been eager to share with you all for a little while now; I’ve written and am going to be directing the new Silent Hill movie. I love the games and was a huge admirer of the first film. Especially how Christophe Gans and his team managed to capture the look and feel of the
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silent hill 2,
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Michael J. Bassett to direct Silent Hill sequel
Word is that Michael J. Bassett, the talented director behind Solomon Kane is going to direct the sequel to one of the best videogame adaptations out there, the awesome Silent hill, in 3D. The storyline will be close to the one of the second game. Roger Avary, the oscar co-writer of Pulp Fiction and Silent Hill, will return after he was released from prison due to his involvement in a fatal
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Solomon Kane review
Before i write my sentences with a structure of a ten year old, i need to say one thing. This film was one of the most anticipated ones ever for me! I love Solomon Kane and of course its creator Robert E. Howard (he created Conan the barbarian as well. Oh yeah!). Now why i was so much into Solomon Kane? Because the trailer looked super promising and James Purefoy utterly convincing as the
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