According to LatinoReview.com, the Chinese will be the villains in the new Red Dawn movie. See:
http://www.latinoreview.com/news/exclusive-first-look-at-the-red-dawn-reboot-6596
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
Chris Hemsworth Cast for Jed Eckert
Entertainment Weekly reports that "Chris Hemsworth, the doomed elder Captain Kirk from Star Trek, has landed the starring role in the remake of Red Dawn" and will reprise the role of Jed Eckert. Patrick Swayze played Jed in the original Red Dawn. The casting of a character from the original movie raises some interesting questions. For one, will the new movie follow the storyline from the original, as the casting of a character from the first movie indicates, or will the same characters confront a new Red enemy (like the Chinese)?
http://hollywoodinsider.ew.com/2009/05/wolverines-chri.html
http://hollywoodinsider.ew.com/2009/05/wolverines-chri.html
Friday, February 27, 2009
Red Dawn - Red Enemy
Devin Faraci at Chud.com recently talked with Carl Ellsworth, the writer of the remake of Red Dawn, and he offers some reassuring words that the enemy will be plausible, and the action real.
See: http://www.chud.com/articles/articles/18214/1/WHY-THE-WOLVERINES-MATTER-TALKING-WITH-THE-RED-DAWN-REMAKE-WRITER/Page1.html
I have been giving the Red Dawn remake enemy some thought, since I obviously don't have anything better to do with my time. My first conclusion is that the movie will still be called Red Dawn, as in communist red. As such, they won't be able to call the remake Red Dawn if it's Islamic green terrorists invading America. Being Red Dawn, the enemies will have to be red, and that leaves the up-and-coming Chinese as the enemy.
Now imagine this. After 8 years of Obama, America's defenses are weakened and the nation's economy crippled as the result of being in debt to the Chinese and other nations for the tune of 25 trillion dollars. The United States decides to declare bankruptcy, leaving the Chinese in one heck of a lurch. So the Chinese forgo the invasion of Taiwan and head straight for the United States, parachuting thousands of screaming Chinese into L.A., where they are met and utlimately defeated by our finest American gangs.
See: http://www.chud.com/articles/articles/18214/1/WHY-THE-WOLVERINES-MATTER-TALKING-WITH-THE-RED-DAWN-REMAKE-WRITER/Page1.html
I have been giving the Red Dawn remake enemy some thought, since I obviously don't have anything better to do with my time. My first conclusion is that the movie will still be called Red Dawn, as in communist red. As such, they won't be able to call the remake Red Dawn if it's Islamic green terrorists invading America. Being Red Dawn, the enemies will have to be red, and that leaves the up-and-coming Chinese as the enemy.
Now imagine this. After 8 years of Obama, America's defenses are weakened and the nation's economy crippled as the result of being in debt to the Chinese and other nations for the tune of 25 trillion dollars. The United States decides to declare bankruptcy, leaving the Chinese in one heck of a lurch. So the Chinese forgo the invasion of Taiwan and head straight for the United States, parachuting thousands of screaming Chinese into L.A., where they are met and utlimately defeated by our finest American gangs.
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