Riddick 3

[urgeok2]

loved Pitch Black - but Chronicles was way over ambitious.

the filmmakers obviously thought they were making an epic.

i'd love to see another Riddick if they could get back to basics ... keep it small and gritty .... but i guess there's no going back.

[Vodstok]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

loved Pitch Black - but Chronicles was way over ambitious.

the filmmakers obviously thought they were making an epic.

i'd love to see another Riddick if they could get back to basics ... keep it small and gritty .... but i guess there's no going back.

You never know. I never would have thought the claustrophobic, personal approach to the alien series would ever work after Aliens, but I thought Alien 3 worked great.

[Cheap_Remake]

I wonder when vin will realize he can't act anymore, whatever he did in the past now is ruined by his series of pointless films.

*Buisness meeting*

Director: So vin you said you had another idea for a movie so shoot.

Vin: Ya, so i'm a robot from 2035 coming to the past to stop an early attack of killer lamps from destroying a child that could eventually save the world

Director: Ummm isn't that a modified plot from terminator?

Vin: Ya, so???

Director: *sigh* Lets write it up

Vin: *whispers* Yes.

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Good news for fans of the Pitch Black and The Chronicles of Riddick - a third movie may be on the way.

Riddick helmer David Twohy told ShockTillYouDrop that he and franchise star Vin Diesel have been talking regularly about a sequel.

He said that they had sketched out two ideas for a sequel, and that a studio had expressed an interest in the project if it became a PG-13 film.

Twohy said however; "We don't want to do that anymore. That's one of the concessions we thought we made with The Chronicles of Riddick that we shouldn't have made."

Instead he said they wanted to make the third movie more similar in tone to the franchise opener. "If we do go back to a third one, it will be focused again, hopefully again the same way that Pitch Black was, and we'll spend less money doing it. We're just trying to figure out how much less we can do it for, because I don't think Vin is going to work for scale again."

Twohy said we should expect a Riddick-centred, scaled-back production that focuses on character dynamics again.
"Was [Pitch Black] a creature feature? It had the hallmarks of it, the trappings of a creature movie, but it also had pretty good characters."

Originally Posted by urgeok2

i'd love to see another Riddick if they could get back to basics ... keep it small and gritty .....

Looks like you just might get your wish, Urge.

[fuglystick]

Vin Diesel has the acting range of a tree stump.

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Vin Diesel is set to reprise the lead role in the third film in the Pitch Black series titled Riddick, which was recently greenlit by Universal.

David Twohy will be back as writer and director.

Recent reports had suggested the sequel would focus on Riddick himself rather than the universe he inhabits, although new information has come to light about the plot which suggests the movie won't be nearly as scaled back as initially indicated.

Here's what The Hollywood Reporter had to say about it today:

"Though billed as a back-to-basics approach to the character popularized by Diesel, the script features the character -- the most wanted man in the galaxy -- left for dead on a barren alien planet, dealing with 'trisons' (three-legged bisons) and 'mud demons.' He must then contend with two squads of bounty hunters, one of which ride rockets called jetcycles."

Although Riddick is expected to go before cameras this year, schedules are reportedly still being worked out so that Diesel can also shoot the fifth Fast & Furious movie for Universal this year as well.

[scouse mac]

I enjoyed both Riddick flicks, he is the sort of character with a lot of room for further development (hopefully we shall see some).

A back to basics approach would be a good way to go, fingers crossed on this one.

[novakru]

Have them all on DVD
Will watch this, love these movies -love Diesel in them, I cannot imagine anyone else could play Riddick better.

As for the rest of his movies? Pass forever

[Straker]

Thought Pitch Black was good. Thought Chronicles was watchable but nothing special. Definatley would give another sequel a chance, especially if they go back to the tone set in Pitch Black.