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All the Completely Insane Ideas Hollywood dreamed up for I Am Legend 2

February 11, 2014 by gizmodo.com Leave a Comment

Hollywood really wanted to make I Am Legend 2, starring Will Smith. Even though he died in the first one. Fortunately, this never happened — but producer and writer Akiva Goldsman was happy to share the many failed ideas they had for an I Am Legend prequel and/or sequel. Warning: These ideas are all totally batshit insane.

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We sat down with Winter’s Tale director and longtime Hollywood blockbuster maker Akiva Goldsman, to chat about his adaptation of Mark Helprin’s novel. But before we get to that, we also checked in on Goldsman’s many movie projects, including getting a tiny update on Dark Tower and all the details on the failed I Am Legend 2 drafts.

There are a lot of projects you’re working on that our readers are really excited about. Dark Tower kind of seems like it’s stuck in the ether of Hollywood, what’s going on with that right now?

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Akiva Goldsman: Dark Tower really is in the ether of Hollywood. We continue to turn it over. We are definitely in the “never say die” mode. Roland has managed to keep walking for a long time and I don’t want him to fall down on our watch.

There was talk of an I Am Legend 2 ?

Never.

There was never talk of it?

Oh no no, [there was] never a movie. I mean, we wrote a prequel [and] a sequel. We had a really interesting prequel, which was the first outbreak of the virus, during a Thanksgiving Day parade, which was awesome. We did a really interesting prequel that [took place] later. Which was right after the first… really right when the population of of humans became pretty decimated. And it was this sort of trek to Washington. Which included a dark seeker elephant that had broken out of the zoo.

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Then we did a sequel, that started with Neville again — and you realized that he was cloned. We’ve tried every which way. In fact if you’re available you could be in the next movie. It will never happen but we really enjoyed trying to make it happen.

I like the idea of the bloody Macy’s Day Parade, it’s cool that you guys pitched ideas.

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Oh we tried. There were scripts. We really tried.

And there you have it. More on Goldsman’s Winter’s Tale tomorrow.

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Sarita Pansari’s 2 top stock ideas at this point of time

March 20, 2023 by economictimes.indiatimes.com Leave a Comment

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BPCL is a good buy at current levels, but investors should be cautious as the market is volatile. The stock is also a good bet because it is a derivative of crude oil prices. Today, I have picked up LIC due to its good risk reward ratio. Pansari further says, the current market price of LIC is Rs 576 and targets for LIC are Rs 600 and Rs 615 with a stop loss of Rs 565.

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BPCL is a good buy but currently it is at its resistance level – Rs 356. As per the charts, the resistance can be broken but to see the market condition, we have to keep a cautious view and from an investing point of view, we can accumulate BPCL at these levels and if we get a little downside, we can add over them, says Sarita Pansari , Kantilal Chhaganlal Securities

For the last two to three days, we are seeing that every attempt by the Nifty, Bank Nifty for any pullback is leading to selling pressure.
As I said earlier, Nifty by lower low, lower high has taken support on a trend line coming from October 2021 and past some days hovering near to the support level. CNX metal, CNX auto, Nifty private banks, Nifty PSU banks are on their support levels.

Currently, Nifty is moving in a small range — downside at 16,800 and upside at 17,100 and 17,250. At support profit, should be booked on shorts and fresh longs can be taken but with a strict stop loss and on resistance, profit can be booked on longs and fresh shorts can be taken with a strict stop loss. The same goes for Bank Nifty. On the downside, it is 38,600 and upside it is 39,500, 39,800 and 39,900.

So, what will be your top ideas at this point of time?
Today, I have picked up LIC due to its good risk reward ratio. The current market price of LIC is Rs 576 and targets for LIC are Rs 600 and Rs 615 with a stop loss of Rs 565.

In terms of the fall in crude price, what is the understanding on that front and any stocks that you are looking at in terms of being crude derivative led, where crude comes out to be the raw material?
We have seen a good fall in crude prices for the past few days and currently also more fall can be expected. BPCL is a good buy but currently it is at its resistance level – Rs 356. We have to check and the charts are showing good over here. As per the charts, the resistance can be broken but to see the market condition, we have to keep a cautious view and from an investing point of view, we can accumulate BPCL at these levels and if we get a little downside, we can add over them.

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This Is Not Great News for Donald Trump

March 20, 2023 by www.theatlantic.com Leave a Comment

Prominent Republicans disagree about a lot these days, but on one point they have found consensus: Getting charged with a crime would be great news for Donald Trump.

After the former president predicted that he will be arrested in Manhattan tomorrow—a forecast that seems questionable, though an indictment from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg does seem to be imminent—conventional wisdom quickly developed on the right that Trump would be the big winner.

“ The prosecutor in New York has done more to help Donald Trump get elected president than any single person in America today,” Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said . “Mr. Bragg, you have helped Donald Trump, amazing.”

At National Review , Rich Lowry announced, “It’s going to be very bad for the country and good politically—at least in the short term and perhaps for the duration—for Donald J. Trump.” (Lowry didn’t bother to offer any basis for this claim .)

The former Trump spokesperson Taylor Budowich, now running a pro-Trump super PAC called MAGA Inc., said in a statement that an indictment “will not only serve to coalesce President Trump’s support, but it will become the single largest in-kind contribution to a federal campaign in political history.”

Other Republican contenders for president didn’t make predictions quite so firm, but they either hastened to criticize Bragg or kept their mouth shut, both indications that they see this as a moment of strength for Trump, rather than a good opening to bury their own daggers in a weakened rival’s back.

The immediate spin, backed by so little actual argument, is a bit dizzying and bit déjà vu. Back in the 2008 presidential campaign, when the GOP nominee, John McCain, forgot how many houses he owned, the pundit Mark Halperin became infamous for a prediction : “My hunch is this is going to end up being one of the worst moments in the entire campaign for one of the candidates, but it’s Barack Obama.”

That became a notoriously bad take, but Halperin is unchastened. “ You are about to increase the odds that Donald Trump will win another four years in the White House ,” he wrote in italics on his Substack . “ You could in fact be increasing his chances of winning dramatically, maybe even decisively. ”

But don’t dismiss Halperin’s prediction because he’s a washed-up source of conventional wisdom who’s been badly wrong in the past. Dismiss it because it makes so little sense in light of what we know now. Politics is contingent and volatile, which means that any prediction about what will happen is worth the pixels it’s printed on. The future here is especially hard to guess because nothing really like it has ever happened. As the Republican pollster Whit Ayres dryly told Politico , “I have never studied the indictment of a former president and leading presidential candidate, … and I’ve never done any polling on the indictment of a former president and leading presidential candidate.”

But the assumption that Trump will profit seems to spring from hubris (among his allies) and self-protective fear (on the part of his critics and rivals). They are operating on a shared, obsolete conclusion that nothing can ever harm the former president. For a long time, this made sense. Despite a series of scandals that would have ended the career, much less the candidacy, of any other politician, Trump won the 2016 presidential election and then embarked on an even more scandal-ridden administration. Yet he seemed to chug away, indifferent to bad press. A narrative of Trumpian invincibility developed as an antidote to callow, wish-casting predictions of walls closing in on Trump .

Caution is understandable, but we know enough now to realize that although Trump is exceptionally resilient, he’s also not invulnerable. In 2018, after he decided to frame the midterm elections as a referendum on him personally, Democrats won big in House and governor elections. In 2020, the House impeached him; when the Senate did not vote to convict, some observers took this as proof that he couldn’t be stopped. But it did damage Trump, and later that year, he lost his reelection bid narrowly but decisively, losing the popular vote for the second time. After his extended attempt to overturn the 2020 election, voters once again punished candidates flying his banner and rallying around his causes in the 2022 midterms.

What charges against Trump are certain to do is inflame his most devoted supporters. They will be furious that anyone would dare try to hold Trump accountable, view it as an act of political persecution, and make a great deal of noise about it. But no one should mistake the vociferousness of this group for size. They’ve always been noisy. They’ve always been a minority: As I wrote in November, we now have multiple demonstrations that an anti-MAGA majority exists among American voters . And now, with the country heading into the 2024 election cycle, Trump alternatives are gaining more traction—most significantly, Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida.

Although Bragg has not announced exactly what charges he might bring against Trump, a consensus has developed among legal analysts that the Manhattan case is the weakest and strangest of the several criminal investigations into Trump . The case involves whether Trump attempted to conceal a $130,000 payoff to Stormy Daniels, an adult-film actor who alleges that Trump had sex with her in 2006. In 2016, the then–Trump fixer Michael Cohen arranged a payment to Daniels in exchange for keeping the story private. Trump then reimbursed Cohen in 2017. Prosecutors will probably seek to prove that Trump and Cohen falsified business records to hide a violation of campaign-finance law. (Trump denies the affair and any wrongdoing.)

A case would appear to hinge on some tenuous legal theories, and Trump might well beat the rap. But any suggestion that he’s delighted by this fight is belied not only by his irate response but by common sense. Trump doesn’t want to discuss the underlying facts of this case—there’s a reason, after all, that Cohen paid Daniels six figures to buy her silence in the first place. Beyond that, several other probes—which look from the outside to be more perilous to Trump—are still on deck, regardless of the outcome in Manhattan.

“Look, at the end, being indicted never helps anybody,” former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a lonely dissident from the GOP consensus, said on ABC News yesterday . Trump could be the Republican nominee in 2024, or even win the White House back, but if so, it will probably be despite any criminal case against him, not because of it.

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R.I.P. Richard Matheson, Author of I Am Legend and Many Other Classics

June 24, 2013 by gizmodo.com Leave a Comment

Beloved author Richard Matheson passed yesterday at the age of 87, after a long illness. Best known for his seminal work I Am Legend , he leaves not just a legacy of great science fiction, but an indelible mark on American pop culture.

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Along with I Am Legend, Matheson wrote What Dreams May Come, A Stir of Echoes , and The Shrinking Man , all of which became Hollywood movies (in the case of I Am Legend , more than a few times). He was also one of the original Twilight Zone ‘s greatest screenwriters, penned the classic William Shatner-starring episode “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet.” His Twilight Zone episode “Steel” became the basis for Real Steel , starring Hugh Jackman.

But Matheson was hardly just a Hollywood idea factory. Matheson’s dark, existentialist style influenced science fiction in every medium. His prose was humanist, but it was also bleak and ambiguous in a way that science fiction hadn’t been before, revealing the way the ambiguities of human nature play into stories of the fantastic.

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Ray Bradbury called him “one of the most important writers of the 20th century,” and Stephen King credited Matheson as “the author who influenced me most as a writer.”

Said Matheson, himself in a 2007 interview with CinemaSpy :

“I think we’re yearning for something beyond the every day. And I will tell you I don’t believe in the supernatural, I believe in the supernormal. To me there is nothing that goes against nature. If it seems incomprehensible, it’s only because we haven’t been able to understand it yet.”

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And in an interview in Cemetery Dance, Matheson said he usually identified with his main characters to the point of becoming them:

Pretty much the main character is always me. The man in I Am Legend is me. The man in The Shrinking Man, that’s me. Stir Of Echos, that’s me. What Dreams May Come, me. … When I’m writing, especially when I’m writing in first person, I don’t think about the characterization, or how they are going to express themselves, I just express my own approach to these things. I think most writers can never divorce themselves from their private lives and personas; they are the ones that are writing. And the more they remove themselves from their own persona, the more, perhaps, mechanical the work becomes.

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In another interview , Matheson explained where the idea for I Am Legend came from:

The idea for I Am Legend came to me when I was about 16. I went to see Dracula and the thought occurred that, if one vampire was scary, a world filled with vampires would really be scary. I did not write the book until 1952. We lived in Gardena, California and I set the story there, using our house as Neville’s house. I think that ascribing metaphors to a book after it is written is silly. My son Richard provided a much more likely one- that it was prophetic because of AIDS. I don’t think the book means anything more than it is: the story of a man trying to survive in a world of vampires.

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Matheson was inducted in the Science Fiction Hall of Fame in 2010, and was a winner of both the Bram Stoker Award and World fantasy Awards, both for Lifetime Achievement.

His daughter wrote on Facebook:

My beloved father passed away yesterday at home surrounded by the people and things he loved…he was funny, brilliant, loving, generous, kind, creative, and the most wonderful father ever…I miss you and love you forever Pop and I know you are now happy and healthy in a beautiful place full of love and joy you always knew was there…

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Matheson will be deeply missed, but his influence goes on forever.

Updated: Here are some tweets people have posted in the past hour.

If it’s true that the great Richard Matheson has passed away, 140 characters can’t begin cover what he has given the sci fi & horror genre.

— edgarwright (@edgarwright) June 24, 2013

Never met Richard Matheson, but his stories have been life companions. Books are human souls, in analog form. Go read his.

— Joe Hill (@joe_hill) June 24, 2013

Richard Matheson was quite simply one of the greatest genre writers of all time. Horror, mystery, suspense,… http://t.co/YiSaF2mU0T

— Christopher Golden (@ChristophGolden) June 24, 2013

If all we knew Richard Matheson for was his Twilight Zone episodes, he’d still be a writing legend. But he did so, so much more.

— Zack Stentz (@MuseZack) June 24, 2013

It is impossible to overstate how important Richard Matheson is to postwar sci fi, fantasy & horror in prose, TV & film. R.I.P.

— Zack Stentz (@MuseZack) June 24, 2013

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Keanu Reeves’ Constantine 2 Still in the Mix Despite DC Shakeup

February 8, 2023 by gizmodo.com Leave a Comment

Will I ever truly understand why I love Constantine (2005) so much? No. But this was a weird time for a lot of comic films, nestled in between awkward, over-CGI’d family films like Hulk and rated-R weirdness like Blade and Blade 2 . Something about Constantine , which merged a hardboiled detective story and an eternal war between heaven and hell lodged itself into my gray matter and never let go. Anyway, we’re still getting that sequel , thank goodness. Spoilers, it’s time to go to hell.

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Constantine 2

Contrary to recent rumors, Entertainment Weekly confirms Keanu Reeves’ Constantine sequel “ is still happening ” at Warner Bros. despite not being part of James Gunn’s currently outlined plan for the DCU.

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Locked

Anthony Hopkins and Glenn Powell are attached to star in Locked , an English-language remake of the Argentinian thriller 4X4 ( trailer here ) from director David Yarovesky and writer Michael Arlen Ross and producer Sam Raimi. Like the original, the story focuses on “a thief who breaks into a luxury SUV, only to realize that he’s stumbled into a complex and deadly trap set by a mysterious figure.”

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Deadline reports Johannes Roberts ( 47 Meters Down , 47 Meters Down: Uncaged ) is attached to direct The Red Triangle , a brand-new killer shark movie in which “a massive, floating, fully stocked cruise ship resort with thousands of passengers begins to sink” in titular Red Triangle, “the site of almost half of all recorded great white shark attacks in the United States.”

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Azrael

Deadline also has our first look at Samara Weaving in Azrael , the upcoming action-horror film from director Evan Katz ( The Haunting of Bly Manor ) and writer Simon Barrett ( The Guest, You’re Next ) set “in a world in which no one speaks.” In the film, “a devout female-led community hunts down a young woman who has escaped imprisonment. Recaptured by its ruthless leaders, Azrael (Samara Weaving) is due to be sacrificed to pacify an ancient evil deep within the surrounding wilderness – but she has other ideas.”

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Madame Web

During a recent appearance on the Shut Up Evan podcast (via ComicBook ) Emma Roberts revealed her mysterious Madame Web character is “not a superhero.”

What I can tell you is I’m not a superhero. Some people may think she’s a superhero but not… like I don’t have supernatural powers. So I can tell you that.

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Scott’s anxious about the influence Hank and Janet have had on his daughter Cassie in two new clips from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania .

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Don’t Suck

A vampire tries his hand at stand-up comedy in the trailer for Don’t Suck , starring Jamie Kennedy, Matt Rife, Russell Peters, and Ellen Hollman.

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Harley Quinn: A Very Problematic Valentine’s Day Special

Deadline reports Abbott Elementary stars Tyler James Williams and Quinta Brunson will lend their voices to Hawkman and Hawkgirl in this Thursday’s Harley Quinn Valentine’s Day special.

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La Brea

Spoiler TV has synopses for “ The Wedding ” and “ The Swarm ,” the 11th and 12th episodes of La Brea’s second season.

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When the Clearing and Fort unite to celebrate the union of Ty and Paara, the invitation of a controversial guest threatens to upend the festivities. Lucas offers Veronica an unexpected strategy to unravel her captor’s odd connection to 10,000 BC.

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02/21/2023 (10:00PM – 11:00PM) (Tuesday) : Eve and Gavin ally with James to infiltrate the Lazarus Building in hopes of saving Ty and stopping Kiera from destroying their only way home. When a deadly horde awakens beneath the Clearing, Veronica must save Ella before a lethal sting kills her.

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The Ark

Finally, the surviving crewmembers debate the pros and cons of composting human remains in a clip from tonight’s episode of The Ark .

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