Sin City

[nefilim]

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Even on the big screen, Sin City has always felt episodic, with its different characters in a variety of interconnected stories, all in the same gritty noir setting. Television seems like a natural home for Frank Miller’s world and that reality just got a little bit closer.

Glen Mazzara, who ran The Walking Dead for two seasons, is one of the producers on a new iteration of Sin City currently in development by the Weinstein Company. Also attached is Len Wiseman, who directed the Underworld films and the Total Recall remake, as well as Stephen L’Heureux, who produced Robert Rodriguez’s second Sin City film, A Dame to Kill For. Their pitch is “a far departure from the films, introducing original characters and timelines within the Sin City universe,” according to Deadline, which broke the story. However, the story doesn’t mention how involved Miller will be, if at all.

The Weinstein Company has been trying to bring Sin City to the small screen since 2013. At the time, it was supposed to use the aesthetic of the films with Miller and Rodriguez’s help, but it seems that’s not happening anymore. What is happening is networks have begun to consider the show and, in the coming weeks, it should land at one of the many, many options out there.

[deeii]

Interesting. I loved Both SC1 and SC2, awesome movies. Love the style they use for it. 

[ukade2327]

Hope this comes to fruition , really liked the two movies , will be really great if Frank Miller gets onboard with it , but not looking good for that.....here's hoping......

[psychoscot]

If Miller isn't involved then pass. LOVED the first film, but the second one was pretty bad

[nefilim]

Maybe they get Rourke on board. As his carees is in the dump. ??? Tho he's pretty old ...

[ukade2327]

2 hours ago, nefilim said:

Maybe they get Rourke on board. As his carees is in the dump. ??? Tho he's pretty old ...

yeah ......but they can do wonders with CGI  these days dot forget........