Halloween 3D
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PROJECT DETAILS
- Previously had an October 26th 2012 release.
- Writer Todd Farmer had this to say about this script: "We took Rob Zombie's story and continued it, but we did it in a way that sort of pulled it back to the John Carpenter tone and intention, and we didn't cheat. We didn't break any of the rules. We used the rules Zombie had established, and it felt good because it felt like a complete story, and we're still hopeful that one day it’ll happen."
- Originally had an October 2010 theatrical release planned.
- Delays are detailed below, they happen in many industries from construction to lightbulb manufacturing, but seem to impact the film industry more frequently.
- Production was originally said to begin sometime in November '09, however the Weinstein's decided that the project was being too rushed to accomidate director Patrick Lussier's schedule, so they opted to put everything on hold until he's free to work on this sequel.
- This marks the return of director Patrick Lussier and writer Todd Farmer, who both worked on the My Bloody Valentine 3D remake together.
- This will be in 3D.
- It's said that a new genre director will be chosen, who will once again offer a "different take" on the series.
- Writer/director Rob Zombie will not be returning.
- The third film in the "re-imagining" on the Halloween series.
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I kind of wrote a fan script and had a few ideas that I know they'll never use, but would tie together all the loose ends, stay true to RZ shitty H2 and keep things open for sequels that wouldn't include STC (since now she thinks he's above the franchise and doesn't want to come back.) I know, terrible run on... The basic idea starts with a psychiatrist walking into Smith's Grove, he's wearing a trenchcoat and hat. It;s around December. A nurse tells him his patient is waiting. He walks into a room with a table, and two chairs. Laurie Strode (Scout Taylor Compton) is in one of them. The doctor sits with his back facing the camera. He takes off his hat, and says hello to his new patient. The camera moves to see who it is. He introduces himself as Robert Loomis (PLAYED BY PATRICK STEWART, that's right! PATICK STEWART! I think he could bring a powerhouse of an acting job and pull off a character that's truer to the Donald Pleasance hero.) He could state that he stayed in England to persue his career, while his brother moved to the United States. He had consulted numerous times with his brother about the Michael Myers case, which had consumed him. Staying up countless nights reading over the files. They haunted him. So when he heard that his little sister had displayed similar mental conditions, he asked for a transfer. She says nothing. Loomis continues that he knows that in her self destructive actions of the previous year, she had concieved. He tells her that he is sorry, and that the child must be given up for adoption. He heard it was a girl and asks what do you want to name it. Laurie looks up at the doctor, and for the first time speaks. "Jamie" is all she says. Screen turns black, que Halloween Theme...
I'll just leave it at that for now, Although I do have more ideas that would tie it together. If anyone wants to hear more just write me.
Dude that sounds pretty awesome! I loved to hear more
I appreciate the interest. So, through the opening credits we see a montage of the birth months. all the way up until the baby is born. We see Doctor Robert Loomis walking out the door with the baby escorted by police. The screen drops to black again, and the title Halloween 3 pops up. In the black and silence we hear Robert Loomis' voice say "Your daughter has a new last name, and is outside of Haddenfeild. While that's all I can say, on my word she will be safe." October 30th appears on screen as we open to Robert Loomis thumbing through the pages of the book his brother wrote in his final years, as well as a map with pins stuck in the locations where Michael Myers victims were in previous years. He's in his office at Smith's Grove. We see him unlock the top drawer that holds the Colt Python his brother had used in the first film. He shuts the drawer and locks it. We see him ask a staff member to get Laurie Strode because he wants to have a meeting with her. They go back in the room with the table and chairs. Laurie says Hello immediately upon sitting down. Dr Loomis comments on the fact that she has been showing great progress. That being able to come back has shown great mental strength, and he would be there when he signed off that she had been rehabilitated to help her obtain visitation rights. He also tells her he isn't going to be there tomorrow. That he wanted to see her because he was going hunting. and though she asks him what he is hunting in October, the look of reality maybe slipping a little is shown on her face. She knows exactly what he is planning on doing. He replies, "Well, that's why I came to see you. Something with a name but does not answer to it.... Something with a face but doesn't show it... A shape..." She clasps her hands together and with a numb look about her asks what he wants to know. He looks at her in her eyes and says, "Everything..." Cut to black.
I'm liking this, do you have any more?
Imdb say "Halloween III (????)." I hope not October 26, 2012.
Thanks for the helpful post.
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i dout it but i wonder if they'll do that season of the with thing they did with the original halloween 3. i saw the first 3 when i was young when i watch part 3 i was like hey, weres michael. then i found out john carpenter wanted to do somthing different with the halloween movies. like they tried with friday the 13 part 5. anyways i hope this is going to be good. i will continue to watch all the new ones that come out cause its cool to see michael slice and dice his way to the end credits.
I hear you man! That would be friggin cool if they went that direction with the new series of movies. >)
Why do I get the feeling this isn't coming out on the said date?
Why in the hell does all these new franchises now have to be in 3d? I was liking this idea for a Halloween sequal but not happy at all about the whole 3d thing!
Go see it in 2d ur not forced...
for one its Rob zombie and for 2 im tired of ppl saying he did it bad the first one he made was epic i mean it wasint a remake it was a hole new look one the killer if i did movies i would love rob zombie to remake it cuzz every thing he tuchis turns to gold
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plush his wife is fine
no no no no!
my bloody valentine was a crappy movie what can i expect from this one? NOTHING!
romb zombie already amke the halloween series bad please do not make it worse.
Well I am very anxious to see where they take the new story of Halloween even though we never got a finish to the original story. Halloween 9 should have been the great ending we was hoping for but they decided to remake the franchise. I absolutely love RZ's type of directing he is looking to push the envelope while at the same time keeping it tasteful and sorta artistic, but with a warped mind. Like in his version of the first Halloween in the theatrical version we seen the security guards who were going to transport ol' Mikey but he then escapes, but in the unrated version the new orderly and his cousin prey on a female patient Michael kind of rescues her in a way but could really care less until the guys taunt Mike and he unleashes his hell upon them. It kept a lot of tones and atmosphere the original Halloween had though, including the ending. The ending in a lot of ways was like the original but instead of just Mikey falling off the balcony it was both him and Laurie. Now onto part II...it started as if it was going to get right to the end of the original sequel at Haddonfield Memorial Hospital, it also makes you think its going to start where the original sequel left off and then tell the story of what happens between 2 and 4 in the original series which would have been freakin awesome but then I think the story kind of got away from Rob as he tried to tell the story from both Michael and Laurie's mind. Which then it can get away from reality a little too much, I also think Tyler Mane did a very good Michael but Mikey was never meant to be a big guy and that kind of strength and durability to a average man is one of the things that made him terrifying. \
What I am expecting to see in HIII is what did happen between 2 and 4 of the original series since they are going to try to keep the old classic John Carpenter feel. Not sure if 3D is really gonna work but I hope it will make it more of a thrill and to see Michael jump out at you will most definitely be pretty sweet. Also would love to see some actors to do some cameos especially Jamie Lee Curtis or Paul Rudd maybe even Josh Hartnett. Overall I absolutely am anticipating seeing this one but if this one does flop then I hope to see the original story picked back up after Resurrection. I think resurrection didn't advance the story at all. I did like them but it held no point to the story and had a lot of mistakes like H20 using music from Scream probably because a lot of the same crew was from Scream. Resurrection had a lot of editing errors and the script and casting was horrible but it had a great start. I seen a rough draft of the script and it originally had Laurie being offed in the end which would have made more sense. Also they made no acknowledgement of the previous 3 films, did Laurie forget she had a daughter, and the carnage Michael caused in the 88-95, H20 not tying in with 4 thru 6 too weakened it a bit. If anything should be remade it should be Resurrection.
The later flicks killed the series.. from H20 & on because Dimension wanted it to return to pop-culture relevance (known teeny bopper actors, pop stars, More Wes Craven-like than John Carpenter!!!!) and did a quasi-reboot... kinda dropped the retcon punch on what was becoming a really dark, evolving storyline- like the movie kept depth despite budget cuts and botched continuity (from one script that came from someone who knew NOTHING of the franchise). I'd personally prefer to see a sequel to The Curse/ part 6 and think maybe RZ wouldve been better off tackling that because it would have Michael in a totally new position in it- EVOLVE the story, don't reboot it. I just fear HalloweeN 3D, unless they have something really tight in their plans. Which... I doubt.
I really didn't mind most of RZ's Halloween. My biggest problems were that he likes to put his "friends" in the movies. These same scuz bags that were in the rest of his other movies and had no place there. The boyfriends of all the other girls that were supposed to be middle class hs cheerleader prep types are these white trash looking long haired fuckers that just didn't belong, it was unrealistic. The story was there, though. The violence was there. Danielle Harris was there...
The second one...complete garbage. The whole kid and mom following him around just for the sake of putting his wife in it was flat out stupid. It was worse than Halloween 3.
I have hope that somebody can write a decent script for this. If it's the current guy, or somebody rewriting it. There is no need to rush it. Find the right actors/actress', and please find somebody else that's not Taylor Mayne to play Michael...He's just awful.
Just glad it's out of RZ's hands.
I am actually nervous about this film since I am on the fence on this one. Rob isn't in on this which is a yay thing. I actually did love the first remake though. It reminded me of a Greek tragedy in an American suburb of a kid who grows up without a moral compass, hey not everyone is born equal. THE SEQUEL HOWEVER WAS A HUGE DISSAPPOINTMENT >:( !!! I was loving the Hospital sequence that was tributing the 1981 sequel!!! But no, it was just...a dream? THAT was such a sham and pissed me off cause MICHAEL ACTUALLY SCARED ME IN THAT "dream sequence" cause I felt that anger and hell bent fury that he had to kill his own sister who didn't reciprocate his own feelings of care and love. Instead he was still A BIG BABY in the real world who didn't grow the balls enough to be a true villain! Ugh. H2 does not exsist to me. For H3 to follow Rob's story though would mean I would have to force it's exsistance for the sake of the plot. I hope this one does good. Give us a suprise and be sensible...and not weird is all I ask. Michael Myers is my favorite character and I really don't want to say goodbye to him. But if it means that I won't deal with no more crap. Then so be it.
the original halloween was one of the best horror movies evermade. halloween II was one of the best horror movie sequels ever made. the third halloween had nothing to do with the first 2 and it was a horrid piece of shit that shouldnt have even been made. halloween 4 and 5 were noteworthy additions to the franchise although i dont like how they presumed laurie was dead. then in halloween 6, secrets are revieled abour michael that were very eye opening. then the mistakes were made. they made h20. what a piece of shit. first off, laurie was supposed to be dead! how the hell did she end up being a school teacher in some random ass place with a son!! h20 was predictable, no kills were memorable, and michael's mask was one of the worst looking ones of the franchise. horrible horrible horrible. then they made ressurection. wow. as if the series hadn't died already they made this piece of trash. its like taking blair witch and putting it in the myers house which is 100,000 times less scary and just palin stupid. haven't these kids learned by now? DONT FUCK WITH THE MYERS HOUSE. and again no kills are memorable and it just went on to a boring rehash of the slasher genre, giving michael no diginity or redemption. the only good part of ressurection was the beginning. then it died. so then one of my favorite directors, rob zombie had the balls to remake halloween. he has some balls dude!!! i comend him for it! the remake was actually good! loved the back story on michael and they took a better aproach to myers in a psycological sense not a satanist sense like in part 6. excellent and very well done on the new myers look. comparing the remake to the original, they are two very different films, so in a way, you cant really compare them actually. and halloween II was just as good. but idk about this one. ive been wanting halloween III to come out for a while but without rob zombie im not sure what to expect. i'll bite the bullet and go to the theaters and see what happens. and the 3d aspect of it will either be good or not needed. we'll see!
Actually if you paid attention to H20 you would know that she wasn't dead and that she faked her death. It's plain and simple she even mentions it. She changed her name and moved. And frankly if John Carpenter is in on this one it will probably be good. Since he is the creator of the characters.
oh right. haha ok. sorry my bad dude. i still think h20 sucked big time though.
IMDB has Lucy Hale down as Hannah and Briana Evigan rumored as Jade. I am very happy with these cast members
Keep in mind IMDb can be edited by anyone so I'd wait until another more concrete website says anything about a cast
This is very true
Thank you for that reminder lol
I really hope that the girls that IMDB says are the cast because Briana Evigan is my favorite actress and Lucy Hale is just gorgeous.
Well I agree about your opinions of the girls, but personally I think it sucks they killed off Danielle Harris' charatcer because she's my favorite actress. I think it would be cool if they got Danielle Panabaker or/and Katrina Bowden to star in this
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I liked origins due to the fact that it kind of tide season of the witch in, to where a little town was so hell bent with astrology and samhain, that they created the shape, and could possibly clone more, in which I have been doing to my own children, though it's having the opposite affect, they're Justin Bieber fans. I would like a rehash to where they go back to the origins story and Michael comes back as a homosexual/child predator who bleaches his skin to gain the acceptance of whitey's cash through beginings of pop culture in a remake of the 80's so I can remember the first time that I ejaculated to a horror movie with feeling a little guilty before attending grade school.What I think I mean is that horror films were best as a child, still having innocense before being raped by the genre and the king of poop, that is why we have children, expose them to films such as Halloween and tell them that shit is real and that the boogeyman will fuck their shit up if they don't give you and mommy their candy. Bitches!
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Okay, first off, I've been reading these comments and i got to get some things off my chest here. First off if rob zombies h2 scared you, then i suggest you never watch the original nightmare on elm street, or the excercist. You know, actual scary movies. Things fucking H2 will never be. The original halloween ranks up with these for a few reasons. First off what made michael myers scary was that he was always in the shadows. Always right next to the person he was going to kill but noone ever knew. He wasn't massive and didn't make himself known all the time. He was average. The same as anyone so it could be anyone. He used a butcher knife because it was small, easy to carry, unnoticable. You never seen his face except as a little kid, and it could have been anyone. Not a poster child of family abuse. And although as an adult you never seen his face, you could look at Donald Pleasance and tell he seen something both human and not. I couldn't tell you as a child after watching halloween and trying to go to bed how many times i would open my eyes and look out the window and expect to see michael myers there. Having a 7 foot tall bearded homeless looking guy break down my door might seem a little scary, but I'm not gonna loose any sleep over it. You just see to much and know to much in this one. It turns michael from a guy who can be any one, any where, and makes him into a character. Practically jason without the benifits of him being grusomely deformed, and the feeling of helplessness because you're trapped in the woods. So he's basically a garbage jason voorhees. All i can say us try this. Watch the first halloween then go out to the garage for something. Or the basement. You will look around and make sure michael myers isn't there. The new one doesn't have that effect. So, did it need to be updated. I could see that, but not shittily reinvisioned.
hey, i still dont go for the walk outside. due to the very first halloween
I want Halloween 9 Sequel to Resurrection.
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