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District 9 sequel Elysium
Neil Blomkamp's Elysium Viral Video
Neil Blomkamp's Elysium Viral Video
The co-writer and director of the surprise hit, District 9 is working on his long awaited and highly anticipated follow-up called Elysium. Blomkamp who successfully used viral marketing to promote District 9, is naturally using the style to promote his newest offering. Check it out.
Premise - Elysium is set on another planet in the far future. The film will combine sociopolitical ideas and action.
That is it, that is all we know so far. I'd love to do a great write-up for this viral video, but I and everyone else knows zilch about this project.
No matter what I'm gonna see this movie. He blew me away with his last project and I have high hopes that he will be a director to watch for many years, if not decades to come.
Neill Blomkamp project Elysium is set for release on March 1, 2013. Starring Sharlto Copley, Matt Damon, Jodie Foster, Wagner Moura, Alice Braga and Diego Luna, Director Blomkamp's followup to District 9 is to be set on another planet in the future.
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Matt Damon Goes Bald For BlomKamp's Elysium
Matt Damon Goes Bald For BlomKamp's Elysium
Photo of the recently bald star, who is rumored to be playing a hardened convict in the highly secretive movie, directed by Neill Blomkamp's follow-up to his hit District 9.
Neill Blomkamp the co-writer and director of the surprise hit, District 9 is working on his long awaited and highly anticipated follow-up called Elysium.
Premise - Elysium is set on another planet in the far future. The film will combine sociopolitical ideas and action.
MattDamon
has forsaken his hair, too. Apparently, the new ‘do (or lack thereof?) is for his role in “Elysium,” director Neill Blomkamp’s follow up to “District 9.” The movie is a futuristic flick—the website teases “zero-g welders” and “quantum networkers”—and in it, Matt plays a hardened convict.
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district 9 was freaking awesome. I can;t wait to see how this turns out.
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I loved District 9, but re a follow-up I'm always worried things will go the way they did with M. Night Shyamalan's career.
Originally Posted by Gregzs
Good luck to Blomkamp and his efforts.
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Awful movie , don't know why anyone liked this
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you have no imagination Originally Posted by Scottydogg
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The first movie was awesome because it was made with a fraction of the same type of Hollywood movie ($35 million). It was awesome because it wasn't made with the usual formula. It was awesome because they used non-big name actors.
And all of that is going away...So many cries of inequality stem from one of group
of people doing little or nothing and then bitching
about another group that actually does something
to improve their lives.
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Originally Posted by DOMS
I know right? What a concept! A movie actually making it on the merit of the story instead of celerity actors, overdone CGI, and tons of gun fight scenes.
Luckily, D9 had the good story, but the producers also did a great job getting talented actors, decent special effects, and the fight scenes were on par with huge budget Hollywood blockbusters.“I used to do drugs. I still do drugs. But I used to, too.”
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