Sludge Never say to die, and apparently, either. Earlier this year, the news announced that after decades of back and forth on monitoring the 1985 film for fans, GOONIESWarner Bros. had hired a writer to write a script. Now, the writer has provided an update that gives the impression that the sequel really gets closer.
Addressing the deadline at Venice Film Festival, Goonies 2 The writer Pty Ponciroli provided the next update. “I filmed in a first project, which was very well received, and I am on a second project and I finished 95%, so we are going in the right direction,” he said.
More importantly, he also offered this perspective on what many think of this film. “I know there are a lot of things” do we need a new Sludge‘, “Said Ponciroli,” but I am the biggest fan of the original. This is my favorite film of all time. I never “repeat” GOONIES. For me, it was a story that never finished, so it’s the film I want to see as one of its biggest fans. “”
The fact that Ponciroli is such a fan is good to hear because some, like the original star Josh Brolin, do not think that a suite is worth it. “I like GOONIES,, [but] It’s been 41 years. Let him go, ”said the actor to io9 while promoting Weapons. “I mean, no, I like the idea, but I don’t know. If they made one with different children, then it becomes a different thing, and I think it surrounds the original. I think people are excited, and people who were in the original film, they are delighted to be able to work with this group again because it was such an incredible experience. I think I think I think I think.
There is no word if the character of Brolin, or one of the original characters, is in the script of Ponciroli and without a attached director, things are still means. But for fans of the Richard Don, led by Steven Spielberg, and Chris Columbus-written Kids Adventure, this is the most encouraging news in 40 years.
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