firstshowing.net - 2/26/2009
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So the story goes that at the San Diego Comic-Con last year, during the Watchmen panel, Zack Snyder said that he "would love to see Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns made into a movie." Following all the hype surrounding that statement, Frank Miller was asked if he would give Zack his ...
hollywoodinsider.ew.com - 3/4/2009
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With Watchmen bowing Friday, director Zack Snyder is
already busy prepping his next endeavor, the 1960s-based action...
fantasy Sucker Punch, based on his own script. Snyder is still putting together his all-female cast, but sources say Amanda Seyfried ...
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Zack Snyder readies all-girl cast for his next film, ...
hollywoodreporter.com - 3/4/2009
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hollywoodreporter.com —
As the clock clicks towards the opening of
"Watchmen" on Friday, Zack Snyder is beginning to put...
together an all-female cast for his next project, "Sucker Punch." Amanda Seyfried in negotiations to topline the project, while Vanessa Hudgens, Abbie ...
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Zack Snyder lines up 'Sucker' cast
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Zack Snyder Talks About Adapting The Dark Knight Returns
/Film —
... Lets be realistic, a Zack Snyder adaptation of Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns will probably never happen, but it’s fun to imagine what could be. FirstShowing got the chance to ask Snyder what he would do with the material if he ever got the chance to bring it to the big screen. ...
Counterpoint: How To Make DC Comics Movies That WORK
Screen Rant —
... run on Justice League, should a JL movie ever crawl its way out of the grave.
Of course I’m just scratching the surface here. There are many, many, great DC Comics storylines that I’m totally blanking on at this moment. But then, that’s why I have you my wonderful, knowledgeable, readers. What DC Comics Storylines do you think DC/Warner should be adapting for the big screen? Hit us back and let us know.
Sources: Slash Film & First Showing
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Zack Snyder On Adapting The Dark Knight Returns
Screen Rant —
... However that obviously doesn’t in any way mean he would get the gig just because Miller gave it the thumbs up. Nor does it mean Snyder will be adapting the graphic novel just because he said he’d love to see it done. However thanks to our friends over at FirstShowing.net, via an interview with Snyder we get a bit more insight into what direction he would take if he were to direct a Dark Knight Returns movie: ...
Zack Snyder on The Dark Knight Returns
Filmstalker —
... is that it is a complete and total experience, that was unlike anything anyone has ever seen, and still is. I think the big challenge for me would be — it's so 'montage-y' and so media thick, that you just have to — that's the techniques you'd have to develop and make work. But as far as the rest goes, the thing I'd be really interested in is that kind of Frank [Miller] narration over that cool action, that's a thing we haven't really seen in that context. Snyder was talking to First Showing.net . The comic book does use TV footage to move the story along a lot. So I guess any ...
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Zack Snyder Talks About Adapting The Dark Knight Returns
slashfilm.com 2/26/2009 —
At San Diego Comic-Con last year, Zack Snyder said that he “would love to see Frank Miller ’s The Dark Knight Returns made into a movie.” Later at the Entertainment Weekly Visionaries panel, Miller told Snyder “You can do it ...
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Watchmen
seul-le-cinema.blogspot.com 3/9/2009 — It is nearly impossible to separate Zack Snyder's Watchmen from its source material, the landmark 80s comic miniseries written by Alan Moore and drawn by Dave Gibbons. In Snyder's film, Moore's words find a new home, as do Gibbons' images, the ...
Watchmen Preview: Review
weblogs.variety.com 10/3/2008 —
[Posted by Marc Graser]
You’ve got to give Zack Snyder a lot of credit for knowing how to sell his movies.
The Watchmen director showed off nearly 30 minutes of new footage from the comicbook adaptation Wednesday to two groupings of bloggers ...
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blog.spout.com 10/2/2008 —
We were invited to a Warner Bros. event tonight to see 26 minutes worth of footage from the Watchmen film that’s due out on 03.06.09 next year, and it was pretty impressive stuff. Even the ice cold comic book fan inside of me enjoyed ...
Mr. Beaks Hails The Filmable WATCHMEN!
aintitcool.com 3/6/2009 — Is it possible to be in awe of Zack Snyder's WATCHMEN and still be unsure as to whether it works as a standalone motion picture? And is there any point in judging the theatrical cut of the film at all when Snyder's preferred version, which runs thirty ...
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comingsoon.net 2/20/2009 — Preface: Check out our set visit preview for a fist full 'o action!
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Exclusive: Zack Snyder says SUCKER PUNCH is his Next Movie!
collider.com 2/20/2009 — 2/20/2009 Posted by Frosty Written by Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub As most of you know, director Zack Snyder's Watchmen arrives in theaters and IMAX on March 6 th . So to help promote the movie, for the last 3 days the cast and the filmmakers have been ...
Moriarty Sees A Half-Hour Of WATCHMEN In Hollywood!
aintitcool.com 10/3/2008 — Hey, everyone. “Moriarty” here. You’d never know there was a lawsuit a-brewin’ out there right now based on the exuberant confidence displayed by Warner Bros. today in a presentation that they repeated twice at The Lot in Hollywood. Whatever Fox is ...
Watchmen (Review)
cutprintreview.com 3/6/2009 — Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon’s celebrated graphic novel Watchmen has long been considered “unfilmable” for decades. When you consider the film’s turbulent production history, it looked likely to stay that way too. Before Warner Bros. asked director Zack Snyder to come ...
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