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The filmmaker also looks forward to his Face/Off sequel and floats the possibility of a limited series sequel to his film The Guest.
Adam Wingard’s journey to
Godzilla vs. Kong began in 2013 when his breakout film,
You’re Next, entered the orbit of one Peter Jackson. Shortly thereafter, Jackson handpicked Wingard to helm
Skull Island, which was initially treated as a direct sequel to Universal and Jackson s
King Kong (2005). In 2014, the film was retitled as
Kong: Skull Island, but in order to facilitate a showdown with Godzilla, Legendary Pictures eventually worked out a deal that would send
Face/Off 2 Director Wants John Travolta & Nicolas Cage to Return for a Proper Sequel
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New Face/Off Movie Will Be The Definitive Sequel, Not A Reboot, According To Director
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Posted on Thursday, February 11th, 2021 by Chris Evangelista
Look, not all remakes are bad – some can even be quite good! But I can unequivocally say that there is absolutely
no reason whatsoever for a
Adam Wingard, the filmmaker behind
You’re Next,
The Guest, and the upcoming
Godzilla vs. Kong. And hey, I like Adam Wingard! I like a lot of his films! But…no. This is not a good idea.
Released in 1997, John Woo’s
Face/Off is an action masterpiece. It’s bombastic, and silly, and wildly entertaining. It has an entire action sequence scored to “Over the Rainbow.” It has