Total Recall (remake)

[Kanon]

Nueva adaptacion del cuento de Philip K. Dick
Remake de Total Recall

Neal H. Moritz y su empresa Original Films están en negociaciones finales para desarrollar y producir para Columbia Pictures una nueva versión de Total Recall (El Vengador del Futuro), la película de acción/ciencia-ficción de 1990 protagonizada por Arnold Schwarzenegger.

La original, basada en la historia de Philip K. Dick Podemos recordarlo por usted al por mayor (We Can Remember It for You Wholesale) trata sobre un hombre atormentado por un sueño recurrente sobre viajar a Marte, quien compra unas vacaciones virtuales a una compañía llamada Rekall Inc, encargada de implantar recuerdos. Estos recuerdos falsos chocan con otros implantados y termina en una colonia de Marte, luchando para derrocar a un empresario que controla la distribución de aire.

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[Poyo]

esta no fue tan buena, como que puedo soportarlo...

[Kanon]

Ni en pedo, esta buenisima, y no tiene ni 20 años...

[Poyo]

Bueno, zafaba, las caras cuando caian a la atmosfera marciana re garpaban

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Bueno, zafaba, las caras cuando caian a la atmosfera marciana re garpaban

Es de lo único que me acuerdo .

[Devil_May_Cry]

Es de lo único que me acuerdo

inberbe, como te podes olvidar de la marciana de 3 tetas

[Kanon]

"Adaptación contemporánea" del film de Paul Verhoeven.
Kurt Wimmer escribe la remake de El Vengador del Futuro

Kurt Wimmer ha sido contratado para escribir la nueva versión de Total Recall (El Vengador del Futuro), para Columbia Pictures, la cual es desarrollada por Original Films, de Neal H. Moritz.

La original, basada en la historia de Philip K. Dick Podemos recordarlo por usted al por mayor (We Can Remember It for You Wholesale) sigue a un hombre acechado por un sueño recurrente de viajar a Marte, quien compra unas vacaciones virtuales a una compañía llamada Rekall Inc., que vende implantes de memoria. El hombre comienza a creer que es un agente secreto y termina en una colonia marciana, donde lucha para derrocar a un gobernante déspota que controla la producción de aire.

El estudio mantiene el secreto acerca de la nueva versión, simplemente llamándola una "adaptación contemporánea".

Toby Jaffe supervisa por parte de Original Film. Matt Tolmach y Sam Dickerman supervisan por parte del estudio.

Columbia se aseguró los derechos de Total Recall en Febrero, de Miramax, quienes aún retienen la opción de co-financiar el film.

Wimmer escribió Law Abiding Citizen, la cual recientemente finalizó su rodaje, y Salt, el thriller de espías de Columbia protagonizado por Angelina Jolie que actualmente se filma en New York.

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[Poyo]

mmmmm.... eeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...

[Kanon]

EXCLUSIVE: Colin Farrell Is Frontrunner for 'Total Recall' Lead

Total Recall is narrowing in on finding the star that will step into the shoes first worn by Arnold Schwarzennegar in the 1990 movie.

Colin Farrell is at the top of the list, which also includes Tom Hardy and Michael Fassbender.

No offers have been made for anyone to star in the movie, which is looking at a late
March start with Len Wiseman behind the camera and Neal Moritz and his Original Film banner producing.

The studio is contemporizing its adaptation of the original 1990 movie, which was based on a Philip K. Dick story, "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale." It followed a man haunted by a recurring dream of journeying to Mars who buys a literal dream vacation from a company called Rekall Inc., which sells implanted memories. The man comes to believe he is a secret agent and ends up on a Martian colony, where he fights to overthrow a despotic ruler controlling the production of air.

One big question is how the new movie, with a script by Kurt Wimmer, will tackle one of Dick's favorite topics, reality vs. delusion, with audiences never knowing whether or not the movie was a dream. Christopher Nolan just reinvigorated the concept with the detailed dreamscapes he built into Inception.

But a bigger question is whether the actors the studio is keen on are available?
Farrell just might be, although the Irish actor will likely star alongside Eric Bana in Sheldon Turner's crime drama By Virtue Fall, which will shoot in January. He would be finished in time to jump right into Recall.

By Virtue Fall, which Turner wrote, centers on a federal agent framed by his mentor. After a stint in prison, he seeks revenge on his former partner, who has flourished in his new life.

The dealmaking took months, with Farrell dancing in and out of the picture and rumours swirling that Jeremy Renner would step in. In the meantime, Hurt Locker backer Voltage Pictures dropped out as financier. The pic, being produced by Turner and Jennifer Klein, is in the process of picking up new money, and is heading toward a shoot in the new year.

If Farrell does head to Mars, it will be his second shot at a high-profile Hollywood career. Since appearing in studio movies such as Daredevil, S.W.A.T., Miami Vice and Alexander, the actor has lately been sticking to lower budgeted homegrown fare. But he recently wrapped DreamWorks' 3D remake of Fright Night, in which he plays the villainous vampire, as well as New Line's Horrible Bosses, in which he plays one of the jeffes in question. Those roles can be seen as priming him up for a nice return to heroic form, with a tentpole like Recall jumping it to the next level.

Hardy, meanwhile, has found his dance card filling up ever since appearing in Nolan’s Inception. The English actor is currently in Vancouver shooting This Means War, the McG-directed movie which stars Chris Pine and Reese Witherspoon. In addition, his 2011 is already packed. He is said to be reteaming with Nolan for the filmmaker’s third Batman movie, which shoots in the spring and summer. In the fall, Hardy will star in Fury Road, the most recent Mad Max movie.

Fassbender, another rising star thanks to his turn in Inglorious Basterds, is in pre-production on Shame, an indie being directed by Steve McQueen, and is also shooting X-Men: First Class in England. While he has several projects vying for his attention, rumors are swirling that he may take part in Peter Jackson’s two-movie adaptation of The Hobbit. If that is to occur, depending on scheduling, Hobbit could take him out of the equation for Total Recall, even if the two movies don’t shoot in New Zealand (the location of the filming is still up in the air as New Line and Jackson deal with a labor dispute).

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