
Guy Ritchie has signed on to direct an adaptation of the DC Comics character
Lobo, who just so happens to be an alien interstellar bounty hunter. According to
Variety Don Payne wrote the most recent draft of the screenplay, with Joel Silver, Akiva Goldsman and Andrew Rona set to produce.
The film will serve as Ritchie's follow-up to this Christmas'
Sherlock Holmes, starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law. The character first appeared in the 1983 DC comic
Omega Men, written by Roger Slifer and Keith Giffen. Lobo has had several comic incarnations. In this new film, he will be a seven-foot tall, blue-skinned, indestructible and heavily muscled anti-hero who drives a pimped out motorcycle, and lands on Earth in search of four fugitives who are bent on wreaking havoc. Lobo teams with a small town teenaged girl to stop the creatures.
Warner Brothers is looking to make the film PG-13 rated. Production on
Lobo is set to being early next year.
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And what does this do for "The Real Rock N Rolla"?
just paint his skin and a wig and a beared and a cigar
its so easy a caveman can do it
Gollum was a hunched over...thing with boners for a ring.
Lobo, while being alien, still has all the characteristics of a human being, save for the gray skin(or in this case, fucking blue): he walks upright, has hair and smokes, among other things. You can do Lobo without CGI...you can't do King Kong or Gollum without CGI.
Now MOTION CAPTURE on the other hand would allow an actual actor to portray Lobo without it looking cheesy...think Beowulf. The entire movie could look like that. But make-up has gotten advanced since the days of Ferigno as the Hulk(which, btw, still looked realistic). Just look at Mystique or Hellboy. They weren't CGIed. So whatever the filmmakers plan to do to bring Lobo to life should work...as long as it's not CGI.
Anyways, the fact their making this and even focusing on Flash, or Wonder Woman, or even talking about a superman sequel..wow. That's my 2 cents.
Oh, and Lobo being completely CGI'd would not work.
In an interview with Gerald Butler discussing his role in Gamer and as the 'British Action Star.'
One of the question revealed on to that Guy Ritchie's next film after 'Sherlock Holmes' will be RocknRolla 2, according to the reporter, Guy Ritchie stated that RocknRolla will be a trilogy, and that Ritchie has already written RocknRolla 2 & is planning out RocknRolla 3.
They were asking Gerald Butler if he is going to reprise his role from RocknRolla for the sequel.
So i'm not completely too sure about this Lobo news anymore, because i remember Ritchie saying in an interview that he did originally plan RocknRolla as a trilogy.
And BTW, fuck you main audience for making "Punisher War Zone" bomb.
or undertaker
1) He's not fucking blue.
2) He's not PG 13. At all.
I hope this is mis-reported or gag news, even with how cool the Guy Ritchie part is.