We
reported two months ago that Warner Bros. was moving forward with a prequel to last year's hit film,
I Am Legend. Now it seems that
I Am Legend 2 might indeed be a sequel after all... somehow.
Ain't It Cool News recently had a scooper email them about the new film, indicating that it might be a sequel after all...
Let's start at the beginning. Smith is actually the one who developed the initial story. It took place several years before the original film and there were still pockets of survivors and the story centered around Smith interacting, bonding, and ultimately failing to save them. For months this was the story. Warner's didn't much care for it and Smith and Weiss eventually came on board and all parties agreed to change things up. Well this change is pretty insane, the film is no longer a prequel, it's a f*&^ing sequel!
The site also said that they had never interacted with this scooper before, so this news should be "consumed with a grain of salt." Of course, the studio hasn't commented on the development of
I Am Legend 2 and the news is fairly tricky since Will Smith didn't exactly make it out of the first film unscathed...
We'll certainly keep you posted on any developments concerning
I Am Legend 2.
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if itz a prequal then god speed gentleman
"i wonder thats that going to be like" ??
You can't even correct your own spelling errors
I'm with you Swak, they left a lot out of the book that was good, which sucks.. also that whole "dark seeker love story" thing, that pretty much pissed me off, they don't have emotions so they can't feel love, sadness, anger, etc... I just wasn't a fan of the film's interpretation of the book.
I like his idea for the prequel.
And honestly, I would like for another GOOD actor (since Smith already did one) to do a movie based on the book's version. Neville's Co-Worker, who was turned into a vampire & constantly coming to his house at night to call out his name, was my favorite part of the book.
you never can trust what you see on the internet anymore