Classic Media developing Turok film, not Disney
What does this mean for the dinosaur hunter's big-screen debut? Variety's Ben Fritz warns us that without the backing of a major studio like Disney, it's likely that Turok won't be on par with major film adaptations like the upcoming Prince of Persia and BioShock flicks. Let's just keep it out of the hands of Uwe Boll, shall we?
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
offday @ Jun 12th 2008 4:36PM
Why in the world would Disney be producing this movie? And who actually believed that?
In other news, Disney is working on the Manhunt movie.
DemonGSides @ Jun 12th 2008 4:47PM
They own the company who made the new Turok game.
Jack @ Jun 12th 2008 5:18PM
Yeah, exactly. One could say that Disney made Kill Bill.
MariosInferno @ Jun 12th 2008 4:53PM
Does it really matter?????
FemaleOrca @ Jun 12th 2008 5:32PM
An indie budget might just save this from being awful.
Dan @ Jun 12th 2008 6:18PM
I have to agree, a low budget might save the film. Large budgets sometimes allow filmmakers to be lazy, as if they say "we'll make up for it with special effects." A lot of cool tricks come out of low budgets.
#28 @ Jun 13th 2008 1:39AM
Does anyone want a Turok movie?
I didn't play the game solely because of the recommendation from a friend of mine that the game BLOWS MONKEY CHUNKS.
Dirt @ Jun 13th 2008 10:50AM
What is it about this stupid franchise that keeps it around?
Seriously, the very first Turok game back in 1980 or whenever it came out was OKAY, every sequel since has totally stunk.
Why???