Naja... Richard hat in der Vergangenheit schon an einigen Projekten gearbeitet, die in die Kategorie Action passen und die sind eben noch nicht so lange her. Strike Back, Spooks und auch The Hobbit würde ich dazu zählen.

Und was das Projekt als solches angeht... abwarten. Bisher wissen wir doch noch kaum etwas darüber, außer die grobe Inhaltsangabe. Urteilen kann man erst, wenn man es gesehen hat.

mag sein, aber muss es schon wieder ein hirnloser Actionfilm sein?

wenn an den Gerüchten was dran sein sollte, muss ich mich wohl weiterhin an den älteren Sachen mit ihm halten.
Achja, da wird ja bald das mit Urban and the Shed Crew erscheinen. Das ist was für mich

Solange er nicht ausschließlich sowas macht, und es ein breites Publikum erreicht hätte ich nix dagegen, auch wenn es nicht mein Ding ist. Blockbuster mit Theater und Indie-Filmen mischen war immer mein Wunsch für ihn.

Slight Update On The Last Of Us Movie
Screenwriter Neil Druckmann checks in

28 January 2015 | Written by Owen Williams | Source: GameInformer

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It's a good few months since we heard anything about The Last Of Us, the adaptation of the much-lauded videogame which Sam Raimi is producing for Screen Gems. Buried in a story about the development process of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, however, GameInformer have ascertained that the film is at least still moving forward.



"It's coming along really well," says screenwriter/producer Neil Druckmann (a Naughty Dog veteran who also wrote The Last Of Us in game form and co-wrote all four Uncharteds). "I just finished the second draft and we did a table read with a bunch of actors. It's pretty faithful to the game. There are some big changes, but the tone and what the story's trying to say is pretty faithful."

A brief update then, but an intriguing one. Many of the most strident online voices have already declaimed that The Last Of Us barely needs any adaptation to make it a perfect movie. Significant plot changes - even if the overall tone and thrust remain the same - may prove controversial...

Hitting shelves in June of 2012, The Last Of Us in game form followed hardened survivor Joel and a young girl named Ellie. Twenty years after an infectious pandemic derailed the course of humanity, the odd couple had to make a dangerous journey through the radically transformed world.

There's no release date or director attached yet, and no cast in place - although it'd be interesting to know who was sitting around that table. Raimi revealed at last year's Comic-Con that talks had been happening with Game Of Thrones' Maisie Williams, but no announcements have yet been made about contracts being signed. We will, of course, keep you posted.