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Re: UNTITLED NOLAN FILM (2017)

Posted: September 11th, 2015, 9:35 am
by Ruth
I seriously hope a live action Akira will never be made

Re: UNTITLED NOLAN FILM (2017)

Posted: September 11th, 2015, 10:18 am
by Kat
What is Akira about?

Re: UNTITLED NOLAN FILM (2017)

Posted: September 11th, 2015, 10:24 am
by Ruth
Kat wrote:What is Akira about?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=akira

In other words, a cult classic japanese post apocalyptic anime (and manga) that totally doesn't need a remake.

Re: UNTITLED NOLAN FILM (2017)

Posted: September 11th, 2015, 10:27 am
by jetsdude
As far as the score goes we know that Eric Whitacre has announced he's working with Hans on a secret project. If this is Nolan's movie you can guarantee the score will be filled with powerful choral music as Whitacre is a celebrity among the choral community. Hoping it's true, think Star Wars duel of the fates X 100.

Re: UNTITLED NOLAN FILM (2017)

Posted: September 11th, 2015, 10:40 am
by Nomis
Any reasonable reasons why Nolan shouldn't make Akira? It's Nolan after all.

Re: UNTITLED NOLAN FILM (2017)

Posted: September 11th, 2015, 11:39 am
by Kat
Ruth wrote:
Kat wrote:What is Akira about?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=akira

In other words, a cult classic japanese post apocalyptic anime (and manga) that totally doesn't need a remake.
Thanks!

Re: UNTITLED NOLAN FILM (2017)

Posted: September 11th, 2015, 11:48 am
by thegreypilgrim
jetsdude wrote:As far as the score goes we know that Eric Whitacre has announced he's working with Hans on a secret project. If this is Nolan's movie you can guarantee the score will be filled with powerful choral music as Whitacre is a celebrity among the choral community. Hoping it's true, think Star Wars duel of the fates X 100.
Yes they're working on something, and given the way Nolan works with music this certainly isn't too early for ideas to be thrown around. But they could also just be reuniting for Pirates 5....

Re: UNTITLED NOLAN FILM (2017)

Posted: September 11th, 2015, 11:48 am
by Insomniac
jetsdude wrote:As far as the score goes we know that Eric Whitacre has announced he's working with Hans on a secret project. If this is Nolan's movie you can guarantee the score will be filled with powerful choral music as Whitacre is a celebrity among the choral community. Hoping it's true, think Star Wars duel of the fates X 100.
I doubt it's Nolan's film that is this secret project.

It's probably Inferno since the first two movies were very heavy on choirs. Could also be Gore Verbinski's upcoming horror movie. Or even Batman v Superman.

Re: UNTITLED NOLAN FILM (2017)

Posted: September 11th, 2015, 11:49 am
by thegreypilgrim
Insomniac wrote:
jetsdude wrote:As far as the score goes we know that Eric Whitacre has announced he's working with Hans on a secret project. If this is Nolan's movie you can guarantee the score will be filled with powerful choral music as Whitacre is a celebrity among the choral community. Hoping it's true, think Star Wars duel of the fates X 100.
I doubt it's Nolan's film that is this secret project.

It's probably Inferno since the first two movies were very heavy on choirs. Could also be Gore Verbinski's upcoming horror movie. Or even Batman v Superman.
Also good possibilities.

Re: UNTITLED NOLAN FILM (2017)

Posted: September 11th, 2015, 12:14 pm
by Ruth
Nomis wrote:Any reasonable reasons why Nolan shouldn't make Akira? It's Nolan after all.
Why should he? Don't fix it if it ain't broke, and Akira certainly doesn't need fixing or 'reimagining', even if it's Nolan.

Akira is one of those films that have a very distinctive style and have a deep connection with Japanese culture. Unless Nolan decided to go all out and stay true to the anime's spirit by keeping all its' quirks, bizarre violence and Neo Tokyo unchanged, it would be nearly impossible to make a live action film of Akira and still maintain its' essence. And why would he even want to do that? We've already got the anime, and it's a landmark film, not dated at all. I'm sure he wouldn't want to make a carbon copy of the previous film. And if he were to change the details or the story, or locations - then it wouldn't be Akira anymore. This project has been in development hell for years. And for a good reason.