Henry Cavill's Highlander reboot is moving forward with John Wick director at the helm
Henry Cavill's Highlander reboot is moving forward with John Wick director at the helm
If there was one actor that would get me psyched for a Highlander reboot, it's Cavill. I wonder if he can do a better Scottish accent than Lambert...
If they get rid of the theme song I will never forgive them. But most likely we will get a cover by some popstar.
It will definitely be an edgy subtle orchestral version of it during the climax of the movie. You'll love every second of it
It better not be!
HERE WE AAAAAAREEEEE!
BORN TO BE KINGS!
WE'RE THE PRINCES OF THE UUNIVERSE!
I'm sold
I didn't know I wanted this until this moments.
You almost went full Connery there at the end.
These reboots of movies that doesn't require reboots achieves only two things for me... it reminds me to go and watch the origial movie again, while guaranteeing that I won't bother watching the reboot.
Remake movies that had good ideas and poor execution, or visa versa. Don't bother remaking movies that are already good.
Actually don't bother regardless. Fuckin Hollywood can't get much right these days.
Remake movies that had good ideas and poor execution, or visa versa. Don't bother remaking movies that are already good.
I just watched Highlander a few weeks ago and I think this one qualifies as good idea, poor execution. The one scottish person on the cast played a spaniard, and it's not just some scottish dude. Why didn't they make the main character a frenchman?! He doesnt even use a scottish sword!
You know, I wish they'd just stop their derivative "remaking" and "franchising" and actually just start being inspired by the movies of old again.
I've been asking for this for decades. I really want a hyper violent modern highlander TV show.
Who wants to live forever?
Sploosh.
Maybe they'll do Duncan Macleod instead of Connor? Or maybe just keep the main premise and centre it around a new character
A new character that cuts the head off the old character like 5000 years in the future!
It didn't need sequels or a TV show, and it darn sure doesn't need a reboot. No thanks, Hank.
I get it. You just want there to be only one.
A reboot? There can be only one.
YESSSSS! I've been saying for years that it's time for a Highlander reboot. The original series is hard to watch now because TV writing, special effects, and stunt choreography is so much better now! A Highlander series would be amaaaaazing today! SO PUMPED!
Also, Henry Cavill is SUCH A GOOD CHOICE! He's a huge nerd that takes his roles very seriously and loves to keep the show lore accurate and deep!
If it doesn't have a weird stabby sex scene it's not a proper reboot.
Please don’t be space aliens again.
Love Cavill, love the campy first and third Highlanders (well, mostly #1), but the second movie is stupid.
Hoping it’s a two picture deal and we get a rebooted H2: Quickening. Pumped.
Only if we get an H3 that completely ignores a major plot point from H2 because it was a stupid idea that no one liked.
So just like Witcher Season 3?
Caville as the Kurgen?
Oh fuck yes I love Highlander
Cavill is such a goddamn nerd.
In the best possible sense
Yeah, over time, I've come to care a lot less for movies. For most things, I'd rather have a TV show so that there's more time to get invested in characters and do world building. Plus more bite sized viewing sessions.
Modern TV has such high production values that movies have lost their biggest competitive edge. Plus showrunners have more options for how to perform the show. No longer do shows need to be bloated with far too many episodes. Public opinion has also changed, so they don't even try to get away with bullshit like clip episodes anymore (mind you, those were mostly for sitcoms in the first place). Streaming has also made shows more accessible than ever.
If anything, movies have less backstory today than back then, not more. They jump right into the action, foregoing character and plot development.
I don't understand why today's standards require background for everything. We don't get Ripley's backstory in Alien and it's not needed. Even in Aliens, we only get her backstory (her having/outliving a daughter) in service of the plot and themes.
I hate being forced to sympathize with characters because of their tragic backstory. Why not write a compelling character through their actions? Tight plots with no filler are where it's at for action movies.