Jurassic Park III

With low-budget horror continuing to do well at the box-office, Sony continuing to develop Resident Evil 4. Our sister site, Arrow in the Head, is reporting some exclusive details on the development of the film. They're reporting that Patrick Tatopoulos, who just released his directorial debut Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans, will be in charge of the creature effects for the film and that they've hired Michael Lantieri (Jurassic Park 3) as their Special FX supervisor. Apparently the script,...
Mike Sampson

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It was only a matter of time before some news surrounding the fourth Resident Evil film would rise to the surface. What is it? Who's directing it? Will we have to suffer through another Paul W.S. Anderson screenplay? Well, some of those questions have been answered today.
Arrow in the Head nabbed themselves some exclusive dirt from a source they deem as most reliable. Here's the scoop:
Paul Anderson wrote the screenplay, but he is not coming back to direct.

The screenplay is more akin to RE2 in terms of style but with better dialogue. The overall tone is also very dark.

There are enough hand-to-hand fights in the script for them to bring in a martial arts choreographer.

Patrick Tatopoulos (RE3, Underworld: Rise of the Lycans) will be in charge of the creature effects, and they will have a new Special FX supervisor (in terms of the the practical
Uncle Creepy

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It's been over a year since Resident Evil: Extinction did well at the box office, but this is the first I'm hearing of plans for a fourth film in the video game adaptation series. Now JoBlo has their hands some information about the in-development film, from an anonymous but "Very Reliable" source. First they tell us that, once again, Paul W.S. Anderson will write the screenplay but not direct the film (he only directed the first film, and has since gone on to make classics like Death Race).Apparently the story is hearkening back to Resident Evil 2, "but with better dialogue" and a darker tone. Behind the scenes, there's enough action and special effects involved not only to hire a martial arts choreographer, but bring in Jurassic Park 3 veteran Michael Lantieri as an effects supervisor.<Br Given the critical response to the third Underworld film last weekend, maybe ...

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