where did you find the graphic novel?
That book is everywhere. You can probably go into any book or comic store in your area and find multiple copies. It's also all over Amazon.
where did you find the graphic novel?
I'll probably see Crank 2 but it's a sequel that doesn't need to exist. I'm going to have to ignore all logical reasoning and facts to enjoy it.
Have you seen the first Crank?A lot of movies don't need to exist... WTF GI FUCKING JOE?
I don't know about anybody else but I really want to see Coraline. I read the book awhile back and loved it. The style of filming they used for this adaptation fits really well with the book, so I have high hopes that the rest will be accurate.
..a sequel that doesn't need to exist. I'm going to have to ignore all logical reasoning and facts to enjoy it.
Richard Kelly did not reprise his role as the director or writer of S. Darko. He stated "To set the record straight, here's a few facts I'd like to share with you all -- I haven't read this script. I have absolutely no involvement with this production, nor will I ever be involved."
Sounds more like a spin off than a sequel. A spin off to Crank would probably work better than a sequel. Take someone else and put them into a new (but similar) role and story.I can probably think of worse sequels.
There's an upcoming sequel to Donnie Darko. Wikimedia Error
The Donnie Darko storyline ended at the end of that film, this is just a sequel featuring one of the same characters... The director of Donnie Darko had absolutely nothing to do with it either.
Picking up immediately after he hits the ground at the end of Crank, Chev Chelios (Jason Statham) is kidnapped by a gang of Chinese medics. On an operating table, they attempt to harvest his organs, but after removing his heart and replacing it with an electronic temporary one, Chev wakes up and kills the medics. He then has to chase after the gang who have stolen his heart, but at the same time, shocking himself with regular jolts of electricity to keep himself alive.
It a comicbook movie thing from the guy who made 300.