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Crump and Jija to star in new film from Ong Bak team

14 hours ago

Just got word via press release that martial artist Marrese Crump has signed on to star opposite Jeeja Yanin (Chocolate, Raging Phoenix) in a new movie from Prachya Pinkaew (Ong Bak, Chocolate). Not much in the way of details yet, but I do wonder what this means for City Of Angels, the english language film Pinkaew and co. were reportedly beginning pre-production on with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Robin Shou. The press release mentions that production on this new movie with Crump and Jija is slated to take place in Thailand early next year. »

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What happened to The Good, The Bad, And The Weird?

18 hours ago

This week sees the release of Ji-Woon Kim’s anarchic Western action adventure The Good, the Bad, and the Weird in Russian, marking its appearance in pretty much the last major (bar one) territory on the planet. The news has sparked us to reopen our every so often “whatever happened to” feature, with a question that’s been bugging us for months... Will The Good The Bad And The Weird ever get released in the U.S? In some ways the question is now irrelevant. Considering the film opened in Korean over one and a half years ago - with a large amount of buzz in the U.S online genre press - most in the States who knew about the movie and really wanted to see it, have had ample time to buy it on imported DVD, Blu-ray, or worst case scenario (in terms of lost revenue to the producers) Torrent it. »

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What happened to The Good, The Bad, And The Weird?

18 hours ago

This week sees the release of Ji-Woon Kim’s anarchic Western action adventure The Good, the Bad, and the Weird in Russian, marking its appearance in pretty much the last major (bar one) territory on the planet. The news has sparked us to reopen our every so often “whatever happened to” feature, with a question that’s been bugging us for months... Will The Good The Bad And The Weird ever get released in the U.S? In some ways the question is now irrelevant. Considering the film opened in Korean over one and a half years ago - with a large amount of buzz in the U.S online genre press - most in the States who knew about the movie and really wanted to see it, have had ample time to buy it on imported DVD, Blu-ray, or worst case scenario (in terms of lost revenue to the producers) Torrent it. »

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Whatever happened to The Good, The Bad, And The Weird?

18 hours ago

This week sees the release of Ji-Woon Kim’s anarchic Western action adventure The Good, the Bad, and the Weird in Russian, marking its appearance in pretty much the last major (bar one) territory on the planet. The news has sparked us to reopen our every so often “whatever happened to” feature, with a question that’s been bugging us for months... Will The Good The Bad And The Weird ever get released in the U.S? In some ways the question is now irrelevant. Considering the film opened in Korean over one and a half years ago - with a large amount of buzz in the U.S online genre press - most in the States who knew about the movie and really wanted to see it, have had ample time to buy it on imported DVD, Blu-ray, or worst case scenario (in terms of lost revenue to the producers) Torrent it. »

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What happened to The Good, The Bad, And The Weird?

18 hours ago

This week sees the release of Ji-Woon Kim’s anarchic Western action adventure The Good, the Bad, and the Weird in Russian, marking its appearance in pretty much the last major (bar one) territory on the planet. The news has sparked us to reopen our every so often “whatever happened to” feature, with a question that’s been bugging us for months... Will The Good The Bad And The Weird ever get released in the U.S? In some ways the question is now irrelevant. Considering the film opened in Korea over one and a half years ago - with a large amount of buzz in the U.S online genre press - most in the States who knew about the movie and really wanted to see it, have had ample time to buy it on imported DVD, Blu-ray, or worst case scenario (in terms of lost revenue to the producers) Torrent it. »

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