He also gave us Teen Wolf and Commando, so... okay, I don't know what to make of that.

Fixed that for you, buddy

I don't know why they'd use the name Real Genius if they're not going to keep the college setting. Take away the college setting, and you could name it anything right?

(I loved Real Genius.)

http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/09/24/nb...genius-comedy/

Why do I have a feeling that this project will fail miserably simply because Adam Sandler is attached to it?

I had to check, but yes, it's been six years since Michael Mann's last film. (Public Enemies)

I recognized the two Chinese actors, they were both in Lust, Caution.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUF3MhPKhv4

Awesome, Micheal Mann. It's been a long time.


On another note, I've been following the MGS 5 stuff and still disappointed in that all the guns seemed to be fictional but worse, even in the cutscenes, Snake's rifle seems to be floating at his side instead of attached to a sling. Would it kill them to animate a simple sling?

Do you still need a plot? And it's going to be hard to explain to kids twenty years from now that once upon a time Liam Neeson was the star of Schindler's List.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/m...aker/14394033/

Was there any demand for bother unnecessary sequel to Taken?

And Neeson was pretty damn good in Schindler's List, especially his breakdown near the end.

I know, which makes his career arc all the more inexplicable. Did anyone walk out of Schindler's List and think "In twenty years, that guy will be the biggest action star in the world."

Schindler's List does sound like it could be the title of an action revenge flick though.

As much as I would rather see Neeson getting better work, I'm a little more concerned about Forest Whitaker's career trajectory as of late. It's hard to believe this is the same actor who won an Oscar for The Last King of Scotland...