sponsorlink
  • Home
  • Interviews
  • Reviews
  • Movies
  • TV
  • New Media
  • Comics
  • Games
  • Tech
  • Geek
  • About

Posts Tagged ‘Logan’s Run’


Ryan Gosling Cast As Lead In ‘Logan’s Run’ Remake

by Matt Raub, Feb 10 2011 // 2:00 PM

Breaking news coming in today as Ryan Gosling is currently finalizing the deal with Warner Bros. to take the lead in the upcoming remake of the 1976 classic Sci-Fi thriller Logan’s Run.

Rumors have been abound for years on this project and who will take the lead, but it looks like the Warners and producer Joel Silver have found their Logan 5. From Deadline.

Warner Bros is finalizing a deal with Ryan Gosling to reunite with his Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn on Logan’s Run, the remake of the 1976 futuristic drama about a man who tries to outrun a mandatory death sentence that awaits  all 30-year old’s. After a distinguished run in mostly independent films, Gosling’s making the jump to a studio tent pole. Production starts in the fall.

Continue Reading →

Posted in: Action · Announcements · Casting · Movies · News · Reboots and Remakes · Sci-Fi
Tagged: Blue Valentine, Casting, Drive, Joel Silver, Lars and the Real Girl, Logan's Run, Nicolas Winding Refn, Remakes, Ryan Gosling, Warner Bros


Amanda Seyfried Joins Fox’s ‘I’m.mortal’

by Joe Gillis, Jul 13 2010 // 2:00 PM

Ever since Tina Fey’s Mean Girls, we’ve been pretty big fans of Amanda Seyfried. She went over to Big Love while she found her stride in Hollywood, then continued on more serious projects like Chloe and the box office smash Dear John. Now Seyfried is dipping into the world of sci-fi with Fox’s I’m.mortal.

The premise sounds a bit like Logan’s Run with a twist, which isn’t much of a problem seeing as how we may never get our Logan’s Run remake. Variety spells out the details of the plot.

In “I’m.mortal,” time has become the currency. Once you turn 25 and your aging gene turns off, you must buy and bank time. If you are rich enough, you can live forever. But if you run out of time, you are engineered to die automatically.

When a rebel from the ghetto is falsely accused of murdering a wealthy man for his time, he is forced to go on the run with a beautiful, rich hostage (Seyfried). Together, this duo rages against the system, living minute to minute. They discover that love is more powerful than all the time in the world.

Continue Reading →

Posted in: 20th Century Fox · Action · Casting · Drama · Movies · News · Sci-Fi
Tagged: 20th Century Fox, Amanda Seyfried, Andrew Niccol, Gattaca, I'm.mortal, Logan's Run, S1m0ne


The Flickcast’s ‘On the Radar’

by Bob Starr, Jun 18 2010 // 5:00 PM

Welcome to this week’s On the Radar where we delve into all corners of the entertainment, tech and geek Internets for news, views and whatnot that may have escaped our regular coverage this week. Let is know if we missed something.

• Yeah, we kinda feel the same way about Jonah Hex. Where did it all go so wrong? We know it isn’t Megan Fox’s fault, so what is is?

• Do you want a cool action figure featuring one of your favorite characters from Firefly Captain Malcolm Reynolds? If so, this isn’t it.

• You say you like Predators and can’t wait for Robert Rodriguez’s version to come out? Until then, check out these pics of the new/old Predators.

• A company has produced bars of soap in the shape of Han Solo in Carbonite. Sadly, more male users will buy this product than female.

• There’s something to be said about the originality of the newest wave of XXX parodies. At least, our inner teenager is excited for The Breakfast Club: A XXX Parody.

• Everybody loves True Blood. Even Snoop Dogg…for some reason. Oh, wait . . .

Continue Reading →

Posted in: Movies · News · On The Radar · TV
Tagged: Betty White, Empire Strikes Back, Firefly, Han Solo, Jonah Hex, Leonard Nimoy, Logan's Run, Malcolm Reynolds, Predators, Snoop Dogg, Star Wars, The Breakfast Club, Tom Hanks, True Blood, Twilight


‘Logan’s Run’ Reboot Back On Track With New Director

by Chris Ullrich, May 27 2010 // 12:00 PM

For a time it looked like director Brian Singer was going to bring a reboot of Logan’s Run to the big screen. But then, the project seemed to stall as Singer’s interest turned to other projects (like Superman Returns or Battlestar Galactica). But now, it would seem the project is back on the fast track at Warner Bros. and even has a new director: Carl Rinsch.

Don’t worry if you can’t quite place the name because although he’s a big name in the commercial directing world, Rinsch has never done a feature film before. Logan’s Run would be his first. Although, he has been attached to films previously including the Alien prequel, before Ridley Scott decided he wanted that one, and 47 Ronin for Universal.

For those of you who don’t know about Logan’s Run, it was already a 1976 film starring Michael York, Jenny Agutter and Farrah Fawcett and is based on a 1967 novel by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson. The story concerns a future society that decrees death to anyone reaching a certain age. If you try to fight this edict, you are dubbed a “runner” and hunted by a pseudo police force known as Sandmen. Logan is a Sandman who is forced to go on the run. Hence Logan’s Run.

Now that Rinsch is supposedly on board, development will turn to crafting an acceptable script. If all goes well, expect to see Logan’s Run hit theaters late next year.

Posted in: Action · Deals and Dealmaking · Movies · News · Reboots and Remakes · Sci-Fi · Warner Bros
Tagged: Action, Brian Singer, Carl Rinsch, Farrah Fawcett, George Clayton Johnson, Jenny Agutter, Logan's Run, Michael York, Movies, Sci-Fi, Warner Bros, William F. Nolan


New On DVD This Week

by Joe Gillis, Nov 10 2009 // 4:15 PM

heat-

Here’s a list of some of the new movie and TV shows coming to DVD and Blu-ray this week that we’re looking forward to seeing. Also, there’s some classic, and not-so-classic, movies hitting Blu-ray for the first time this week as well.

Of all the new releases, we’re particularly interested in the Blu-ray versions of movies and TV shows such as Michael Mann’s awesome film Heat (shown above with Robert De Nero and Val Kilmer), Logan’s Run, Up, Monsters, Inc. and the Watchmen “Ultimate” Cut. Plus, there’s the second volume of Batman: The Brave and the Bold coming out this week as well.

Check them out:

Movies

The Accidental Husband ~ Uma Thurman, Colin Firth, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Sam Shepard (DVD and Blu-ray)

The General (1926) (Silent) ~ Buster Keaton (Blu-ray)

Heat ~ Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Val Kilmer (Blu-ray)

Logan’s Run ~ Michael York (Blu-ray)

Love Finds a Home ~ Patty Duke, Jordan Bridges, Haylie Duff (DVD and Blu-ray)

Monsters, Inc. (4-Disc Edition) ~ Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Bonnie Hunt (DVD and Blu-ray)

Near Dark ~ Lance Henriksen, Adrian Pasdar, Bill Paxton, Jenny Wright (Blu-ray)

Continue Reading →

Posted in: DVD · Movies · News · TV
Tagged: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Frank Oz, Heat, Jim Henson, Kim Kardashian, Logan's Run, Michael Mann, Monsters Inc., Red Heat, Robert De Niro, Sesame Street, Up, Val Kilmer, Watchmen, Zack Snyder




Lijit Search

Follow us @TheFlickcast
Find us on Facebook


rss Subscribe via RSS
microphone Subscribe via iTunes

Recent Articles

  • First Trailer for Baz Luhrmann’s ‘The Great Gatsby’ Arrives
  • RoboCop to Provide the Voice for the Aged Batman in ‘The Dark Knight Returns’
  • Game Review: ‘Max Payne 3′ for XBox 360
  • Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘The Master’ Gets an Intriguing First Teaser
  • New Trailer and Clips for Post-Apocalyptic ‘The Collapse’ Arrive
  • The Roof, The Roof, The Roof is on Fire in this New ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Poster
  • How Fox Should Handle Their X-Men Universe Post ‘The Avengers’
  • More articles ...

Podcast Episodes

  • The Bitcast: Episode 10 – Games of the Year: 2011
  • The Bitcast: Episode 9 ‘The Few. The Proud’
  • The Bitcast – Episode 5: “Mario Kills Tanooki!”
  • The Bitcast – Episode 2: ‘The Beancast’
  • The Bitcast – Episode 1: ‘Welcome to the Bitcast’
  • Exclusive: Jason Mewes Talks Comic-Con 2011, Live Podcasts, & ‘The Book of Pure Evil’
  • The Flickcast – Episode 99: 99 Problems
  • The Flickcast – Episode 98: Django!
  • More episodes ...





3D 20th Century Fox ABC Action Activision AMC Android Apple Avatar Avengers Batman Blu-Ray Box Office Call of Duty Capcom Captain America Casting Chris Evans Chris Hemsworth Chuck Comedy Comic-Con Comics Community DC dc comics Deadpool Disney Drama DVD E3 Fox Games Google Green Lantern Harry Potter HBO Horror iOS iPad iPhone iPhone 4 Iron Man Iron Man 2 iTunes James Cameron Joss Whedon Kick-Ass Lost Marvel Marvel Studios Matt Fraction Microsoft Mobile Movies Music NBC Netflix News Nintendo Paramount PC Games Playstation 3 Podcasts PS3 Reviews Robert Downey Jr. Ryan Reynolds San Diego Comic-Con Sci-Fi SDCC SDCC09 SDCC10 SDCC11 Smallville Software Sony Spider-Man Star Trek Star Wars Superman SXSW SyFy Tech The Avengers The Office The Walking Dead Thor Trailer Trailers TV Twilight Video Video Games Warner Bros Wii Wolverine X-Men Xbox 360 Zombies






Advertising and Sponsorship

If you have a product or service you'd like to advertise on The Flickcast website or podcast or want to sponsor one or more episodes of the show, please contact us via the info below.


Contact Us

Got questions, comments, suggestions or just need attention?
info [at] theflickcast [dot] com

Got tips on upcoming events, casting news or other tidbits you're dying to share?
tips [at] theflickcast [dot] com

Got a gadget, game, movie, comic or TV show you want us to review?
pr [at] theflickcast [dot] com

For more contact methods, go here.


Copyright © 2009-2012 The Flickcast and 1222 Studios, LLC. All rights reserved.


Designed by Robert Palmer | Powered by WordPress | Hosted at Media Temple

Who We Are

The Flickcast is about movies, TV, comics, games, tech, pop culture and all things geek. From Star Wars to BSG to Star Trek, Citizen Kane, The Dark Knight, X-Men, Avengers, Green Lantern, Call of Duty, Assassin's Creed, Apple, the iPhone, iPad, Android, gadgets and more, The Flickcast team will discuss, debate, entertain and enlighten with critical and insightful commentary on entertainment and pop culture of the past, present and future. Find out More.