2012: A Few More Details On The TV Series Dan Koelsch, November 16, 2009November 16, 2009 As we reported earlier this month, Roland Emmerich himself is planning a TV series as a spin-off/sequel to 2012. Today we have just a bit more details thanks to MTV News. Spoilers follow, so be warned. Emmerich explains that the show takes place after the arks get to Africa, which is supposedly the only land above water, though I thought I saw some more land during that reverse zoom of Earth to end the film. Either way, the series would follow an all new cast, which includes people from the arks as well as those already on the continent. Emmerich suggests it would be somewhat like LOST, and he’s pitching it to LOST’s home ABC, so it might be a nice replacement once the show goes off the air next year. Check out the interview to see Emmerich explain it himself: Movie Trailers – Movies Blog What do you guys think of a 2012 TV Series? Would the proposed name “2013” be too hokey? Is the idea itself too hokey? Let us know what you think in the comments below. News 2012
Avatar Expected to Sink ‘Titanic’, Impact on the Future of 3D January 11, 2010Let me start by apologizing for such an obvious and cliché title, but I couldn’t resist. Avatar is expected to pass the Titanic and become the highest grossing film of all time, or at least that’s the general consensus. As of January 11th, Avatar has grossed $1.3 billion, only $500 million… Read More
District 9 and Avatar Nominated for Producers Guild Awards January 6, 2010November 9, 2010The Producers Guild Awards, an often-watched list for Oscar predictions, has published their nominations for best produced films, and films we have been following, District 9 and Avatar amongst others, have made the grade. For years the Producers Guild Awards have been a great precursor to the Oscars, with several… Read More
“Monsters University” Interview: Billy Crystal & John Goodman’s Return To Pixar, Mike & Sully’s Friendship, And Ditching School June 14, 2013June 14, 2013Despite their differences in stature, scaring ability, and school work ethic, the Mike Wazowski (voiced by Billy Crystal) and James P. “Sulley” Sullivan (voiced by John Goodman) have a lot more in common than they think. Monsters University, Pixar’s first prequel, centers on Pixar’s two favorite monsters’ academic years and… Read More
Im totally not seeing this as a Lost replacement. But I’ll wait and see until we get more information on the series.