One of the most famous science fiction films in the 1950s. The movie special effects in the film are of course nothing today, but they were eye-opening breakthroughs more than 40 years ago. The film creates a complex and mysterious future world, as well as a anthropomorphic robot actor, 20 years before the sensational " Star Wars ". The father and daughter played by Pidgeon and Francis are humanized.
There are rumors that the director of "Avatar" James Cameron (James Cameron) may accelerate the start of a remake of the sci-fi classic "Forbidden Planet" (Forbidden Planet). There were reports that Cameron had read the script and was "crazy about it." Cameron has confirmed to participate in this project a few days ago, but has not confirmed that he will be the director of the film.
Soon after the rumor appeared, J. Michael Straczynski, the creator of "Babylon 5" and also the scriptwriter of "Forbidden Planet", told the media: "I always hope Can do a project related to "Forbidden Planet", this has always been my favorite science fiction movie. I watched its copyright transfer from one company to another. When I knew that the copyright in DreamWorks was about to expire At that time, I found Joel Silver and told him that if he moves faster, he can buy the copyright to this classic, and I can recreate it. Fortunately, he does. Here it is. It is my life's dream to be able to make such a film."
Strasinski said that he prepared a very clear plan for this project, unique and absolutely unconventional. "This is not a remake, it is not a remake, and it is not entirely an adaptation on the original basis." He explained. "You watch it, no one can guess what will happen next."
Therefore, during the recent London premiere of "Avatar", some media asked James Cameron to verify the "Forbidden Planet" project. "This is a project that I actively participate in, but I haven't made any decisions about it," Cameron said, adding: "I like Forbidden Planet very much."
Therefore, the previously reported rumors are not completely accurate. In any case, Cameron can certainly speed up the progress and invest in this project. But it is more likely that if the sci-fi epic of "Avatar" this week performs as expected, Cameron will continue to invest in the "Avatar" sequel.
In addition, Cameron will not make any decisions until he finds the feeling of this project. "I haven't read the script, I hope to see it soon."
Cameron is undoubtedly very interested in Forbidden Planet, but he has not publicly made any promises about it. In other words, this project will eventually work, but the director does not know if it will be Cameron.
