Blade runner remake

[badlands]

Can it be possible? I like the original too much. Harrrison Ford rules.:devil:

[Michael]

[indent]Alcon want Scott for 'Blade Runner 2'
Saturday, March 5 2011, 11:24am EST
By Tom Ayres, Comics Reporter

The producers behind the proposed sequel to Ridley Scott's classic 1982 sci-fi thriller Blade Runner have revealed that they still want the director to be involved with the film in some capacity.

It was announced earlier this week that Alcon Entertainment had acquired the rights to Blade Runner, and were already in the very early stages of development on the film.

Alcon producers Broderick Johnson, Andrew Kosove, and Bud Yorkin deny that while no official contact has taken place between them and Scott, they are at least hoping for his approval on the project.[/indent]

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[indent]'Blade Runner' Sequels And Prequels Are On The Way
Posted 3/3/11 9:14 am ET by Josh Wigler in News

"Blade Runner" retains one of the most feverishly faithful fan bases of any science fiction property out there, and that's almost 30 full years after the first and only feature film arrived in theaters.

But like the recent resurrection of the "Tron" series, a whole new group of fans are about to discover Ridley Scott's future-set tale.

Warner Bros. and Alcon Entertainment are in final negotiations to secure film, television and ancillary franchise rights to produce prequels and sequels to "Blade Runner," according to a press release. The deal would prohibit Alcon and WB from directly remaking the Harrison Ford-starring original, but stories that are "based on situations introduced in the original film" would fall within their wheelhouse.[/indent]

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[indent]POLL: What Do You Think Of The 'Blade Runner' Revival?
Posted 3/4/11 10:15 am ET by Josh Wigler in News, Poll

"Blade Runner" is making its way back into theaters with new sequels and prequels courtesy of Warner Bros. and Alcon Entertainment. A surprising announcement, to say the least, but equally surprising is the strong reaction we've been hearing from "Blade Runner" fans.

Some of you love this news. Some of you hate it. Either way, chances are good that if you count yourself among the many faithful "Blade Runner" loyalists, you've got an opinion on the developing continuation of the science fiction franchise.

So, what do you think? We want to hear from you, "Blade Runner" fans, so click past the jump to vote in our poll and let us know how you're reacting to the series' impending resurrection.[/indent]

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