The unmade Neill Blomkamp RoboCop sequel
Neill Blomkamp once almost made a film called RoboCop Returns, which would have been a direct follow-up to Paul Verhoeven's original.
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Neill Blomkamp once almost made a film called RoboCop Returns, which would have been a direct follow-up to Paul Verhoeven's original.
Martin Bax, who has died aged 90, combined a career as an internationally renowned paediatrician with work as founder and editor for more than 50 years of Ambit, a distinctive and often controversial literary quarterly; he even found time to write novels.
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Elysium director Neill Blomkamp spent his lockdown directing a secret project: Demonic. The film is slated to come out later this summer, and earlier today, Fandango premiered a teaser trailer for it, showing off a tale of virtual worlds and gruesome deaths. The film stars Carly Pope—a collaborator in a couple of Blomkamp’s projects over the years ( Elysium and Rakka)—who we see entering a virtual world. After that, things get creepy: something is unleashed, and it’s affecting things in the real world. Speaking with EW earlier this year, Blomkamp revealed that Pope’s character is...