Fanboys

While "Fanboys" did not meet expectations, talks of its sequel in the making are brewing. In a recent chat with Moviehole, one of the film's stars Dan Fogler laid out in the open that director Kyle Newman is not only thinking of a sequel, but has already had an idea for the follow-up movie to the 2009-released comedy.
According to the 32-year-old actor, the sequel would have the characters from the first film regrouping for another mission. This time, they will step up the ante as they cross the sea to crash the set of "Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones" which is located in Australia.
As for whether or not he will return to reprise his role as Harold Hutchinson a.k.a. Hutch, the "Balls of Fury" actor stated, "If he could come up with the right script, and get everyone together again, I would definitely do it.
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Every single Star Wars joke used in Fanboys has been done before. In Fanboys, five friends sneak into the Lucas Ranch for an exclusive look at The Phantom Menace before its release, that’s where the originality ends. Beyond that Fanboys is a poor road trip movie that has neither the devotion to entertain the true Star Wars fans nor the comedic chops to entertain anyone else.
Four friends had the fortunate experience to grow up with Star Wars enriching their lives – in that experience they’re not alone. On a drunken Halloween night, Eric (Sam Huntington), Linus (Chris Marquette), Hutch (Dan Fogler) and Windows (Jay Baruchel) revisit their childhood scheme of stealing a copy of The Phantom Menace – because waiting is just too painful! Well, it turns out their plan gets a fun kick in the pants when Linus reveals that he won’t be alive to see the
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Remember how "Fanboys" was endlessly delayed and how everyone wondered when it will finally appear in theaters? And then when it was finally released, it turned out to be mediocre and only earned $763,000? Well, director Kyle Newman is now planning a sequel. Moviehole chatted with actor Dan Fogler, who revealed that a new installment would regroup the characters to go on another mission, this time to crash the set of "Star Wars: Attack of the Clones" in Australia. Fogler added that he would love to reprise his role of Hutch. "If you want to do it right, do it independently," he said. "If [Newman] could come up with the right script, and get everyone together again, I would definitely do it." Click here to read our "Fanboys" review.

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