DoomRulz
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Well...this is just my opinion but i dont feel that Sony wants to spend another 100 mil on a movie that will only break even at the box office domestically. also if there were a somewhat decent amount of fans (comic fans mostly) a sequel or reboot would be pretty certain. Hellboy is a good example of this...
the fact that Cage hasnt even been contacted by Sony since last Feb is pretty telling too...think even the producers involved w/ the movie havent been talking about sequel plans w/ Sony either. thats pretty odd ...there should at least have been some kind of talks about what they would like to do.
it just seems to me that Sony will just play this safe and coast on the future profits the movie will make them (tv rights, licensing deals, ect) until the
rights run out. just too much risk and not enough guarantee of a profit.
if the budget was reduced to say around 50-60 mill then yeah...maybe a sequal could be possible...but i doubt anyone would want to watch a GR movie w/ cheap cgi (unless it was a direct to video deal..brrr)
imo it was pretty rare and unusual that a GR movie was even made w/ a 100 mil+ budget and a famous actor but i think it will be much much more difficult to get a sequel greenlighted.
also add into all of this is whether or not Marvel wants to even pursue more GR films...but that is just more speculation on my part. have to wait and see what they will do and say,
i hope im wrong but im not getting any good vibes on this....
I see where you're coming from, but I disagree with what you're saying only b/c I'm an optimist and would like to think the reason we haven't heard anything about GR 2 is b/c the producers or whoever is taking it more seriously this time round and is really thinking things through.