Teen Wolf 3, Sherlock Holmes, Supergirl...oh dear

[Raph's Girl]

Teen Wolf:
Apperantly Jeph Loeb is keen on making another Teen Wolf movie (as if Teen Wolf Too wasn't bad enough) this time with a female werewolf. Tom Welling has also apperantly been cast.

Sherlock:
The Daily Express reports that Russell Crowe is up for the title role in Neil Marshall's reinvention of "Sherlock Holmes" Hmm

Supergirl:
Tricia Helfer (BSG's 6) is reportadly in the running to play Supergirl in the upcoming remake. Um....no...she's too old for the part.

http://www.darkhorizons.com/news07/070326f.php

[DrSpengler]

The only one that tickles my fancy (tee hee!) is Sherlock Holmes. Russel Crow is an...interesting casting choice. Personally, I've enver viewed Holmes as being a rampaging beefcake, but what do I know? The term "reinvention" frightens me. I hope for a straight-up classic telling and not something like "Sherlock Holmes in the 21st Century".

Supergirl. No thanks. The last Supergirl movie was partly a flop not solely because of a bad script, but because they couldn't get the cast of the Superman films (aside from Jimmy) appear, so it had to be seperated too fiercely from the source material. Now, if they could get Routh and all them to appear and do a straight up "Superman's cousin" take and actually SHOW Sueprman with her...then it might have some promise. It would need a good villain, though. Also, no Jeph Loeb. Keep him away!

Teen Wolf 3 is a nightmare. I'd sooner have Teen Wolf the Animated Series get a DVD release than a new film.

[VaughnMichael]

oh sweet lord..:roll:

[Spike Spiegel]

The original Teen Wolf was good, but another sequel?? Dear God no...and Supergirl?? Geeez, why can't they make sequels out of movies that NEED sequels?? At least those fools haven't screwed Back to the Future yet, but after the year 2015, it could be a distinct possibility. :-? :-? :-?

[GK Punk]

They need to go more off the original script of Supergirl, before the director took all of the Superman scenes out. Otherwise, it's pointless.