Red Dawn Remake

I finally found a link (and a few more) supporting rumors I’d been hearing of a Red Dawn Remake.

Most people seem chagrined. I, for one, am most interested to see what folks come up with. It feels likely to happen to, as it’s all about ze money, Lebowski:

MGM toppers Harry Sloan and Mary Parent announced the remake — along with a big-budget rebuild of “RoboCop,” which director Darren Aronofsky among others has recently been in to discuss — in May at the Festival de Cannes. As the studio regroups, its executives have realized that the strong MGM library has numerous classic and cult properties it can exploit for a new audience.

That’s smart, yo. It’s all about catalog now.

So it may be shit, but it might not. I’ll be interested to find out.

Farsi

Submitted by Mike (not verified) on Wed, 2008-08-13 18:24.

How do you say Wolverine in Farsi?

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