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Richard Kelly has announced plans to go ahead with his first 3D feature, according to Bloody Disgusting. While talking to the horror website about his current thriller, The Box, Kelly said the following about this proposed feature: “I’m working on my new script,” he says. “I’m probably on the eighth draft of it right now, and I’ve just kind of been waiting for The Box to come out to see if I can get [the project] off the ground.”
Following this, The Donnie Darko helmer went on to talk more about the plot of this untitled project: “It’s a thriller set in Manhattan in the year 2014,” he says before delving into the technical side of this picture: “We hope to shoot the movie in 3D, and part of the movie would be filmed using full CGI motion capture.”
The Box is scheduled for release in the UK on 04 December 2009. To read more about this movie buy our upcoming issue of SciFiNow, which hits shelves on 25 November 2009. Hit the link to see the trailer.
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This could be brilliant… let’s hope it doesn’t go the same way as Southland Tales and S. Darko, but that it can be a surreal brilliance like Donnie Darko was.
Love Donnie Darko (the original cut) and am still yet to see Southland Tales, but I don’t hear great things about it.
The Box’s trailer shows oodles of promise though, so here’s hoping!
Southland Tales was amazing it is an allegory as well as a political sci-fi romp through post modern L.A.. The soundtrack lends heavily to the atmosphere of confusion as you watch the last half of a story ( first half of which is a graphic novel). The Box was more organized then southland tales and felt alot more like a horror film but was equally awesome. I have very high hopes for this director and I find his work fascinating.
Fuck S. Darko