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• • mattimdb

    Mar 2nd 2012, 15:50

    Same old "# Potential Directors for _____" list by TotalFilm. The same thing was done for The Expendables 2. All you guys do is name every popular director at the moment whether or not it's a good fit. A monkey could do that. Do you really see David Fincher directing Kick-a*s 2?

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  • FBJRider

    Mar 2nd 2012, 16:36

    @mattimdb. If you actually take the time to read the list then you'd realise that this is based on directors that studios would most likely pick because of their popularity and directing skills. I no way does it constitute anybodies personal opinions. It even explains why they probably wouldn't, like with David Fincher.

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  • DanRose

    Mar 2nd 2012, 16:37

    @mattimdb.... Oh f**k off you miserable old git... You're ruining my Friday...

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  • mattimdb

    Mar 2nd 2012, 16:48

    @FBJRider, then I may as well add Martin Scorsese to the list because of his directing skills. It makes as mcuh sense as some other entries here. @DanRose, so much for intelligent conversation, I guess? I assume you would like everyone to be cheery about these lists so that you can enjoy your Fridays, no?

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  • Hadouken76

    Mar 2nd 2012, 17:26

    eh eh, cam down, cam down

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  • MikeyRix

    Mar 2nd 2012, 20:00

    Nolan or del Toro I would bloody love to see, no lie. Would also love to see Vaughn returning. Not sure about Singer (although tbf he's still involved in production by way of, er, producing) and not sure about Abrams. The first film was kinetic enough, we don't need additional lens flares xD

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  • FBLPedroza

    Mar 5th 2012, 0:47

    Robert Rodriguez would be awesome because kick-a*s is clearly his type of film but he is supposedly making Machete Kills.

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  • FBPGigi

    Mar 6th 2012, 20:13

    Come on guys. No Tarantino and Guy Ritchie? I mean if you pulled some fantasy directors like Nolan why not go with Taratino as he would be more than suited to capture the comic book feeling while also making some very creative use of the violence in the source material. Guy Ritchie worked with Vaughn on the best movies of his career. Seeing how Vaughn will return to produce who better to get behind the camera than his old pal ad director who really knows how to mix action, comedy and drama while also making the characters stand out. Plus, he's very creative behind the camera.

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  • patrickverona

    Mar 11th 2012, 19:34

    No love for Josh Trank?!

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