While talking with FANGORIA RADIO last week to promote DISTRICT 9, director Neill Blomkamp and star Sharlto Copley gave Fango’s Michael Gingold a brief bit of info on a possible sequel to the highly praised science-fiction thriller (see our reviews 
Gee, talk of a sequel and letting us know how much money it grossed in its opening weekend...all in the same paragraph. And the obligatory response by all involved as to how it would be great to do. Hmm.
Rather tired and cliched talk that always comes out when a film makes the dinero when it opens. The love of money indeed.
And we know how most sequels, with very few exceptions, leave much to be desired.
And even if a sequel is considered, if done by Hollywood it'll deviate from the original feel of this flick. Look at all the Hollywood re-makes of non-Hollywood films and how they are lackluster and only out for the money.
Let's see, there is talk of re-doing the Japanese film, Oldboy with Will Smith. Enuf sed.
Rather tired and cliched talk that always comes out when a film makes the dinero when it opens. The love of money indeed.
And we know how most sequels, with very few exceptions, leave much to be desired.
And even if a sequel is considered, if done by Hollywood it'll deviate from the original feel of this flick. Look at all the Hollywood re-makes of non-Hollywood films and how they are lackluster and only out for the money.
Let's see, there is talk of re-doing the Japanese film, Oldboy with Will Smith. Enuf sed.
