Showing posts with label Source Code. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Source Code. Show all posts

Saturday, December 6, 2014

Source Recoded

Source Code The Sequel is now in the works. In an exclusive scoop,  Variety reported that the 2011 science fiction film is now being planned.


But there will be some changes it will no longer have Duncan Jones as its director.

""Source Code 2″ is ramping up development, with Anna Foerster signed on to direct the follow-up to the science fiction thriller, sources confirm.

The Mark Gordon Company and Vendome Pictures are returning to produce, with Vendome again financing the project. "Source Code" screenwriter Ben Ripley is back to write the script for the new installment."

It is very doubtful that Jake will reprise his role.

So who to cast.

Now who's available,  has worked with Mark Gordon before, seemingly can bend time and space with his twitter (or is that hide and seek)  and has the unique experience of being close to the action of the first Source Code?





Monday, December 16, 2013

Director's Cut

Prisoners broke it's award nominee shut-out with a Critics Choice nominee for Best Cinematography for Roger Deakins while it looks like one of Jake's previous director is finding another full award season. David O. Russell has been on an award roll since Nailed with The Fighter, Silver Linings Playbook, and now American Hustle.  It make you want to watch Nailed as least the version Russell created just to see what kind of performance he capture with Jake. 


Early in his career Jake seemed to pick movies even more by the director than the screenplay.  It looked like he was creating his own film school working with some of the best directors in the business.  Each brought a difference to the screen,  then seem to be change - an evolution perhaps? Jake started working with "young" directors - those with only a few movie under their belt or those directors who had success outside of mainstream Hollywood, with a sprinkle here and there of a bigger name.




So here's the question:  Which director do you think had

Had best Director/Actor relationship with him?

Seem to have the best off screen rapport?

 Captured the best performance from Jake?

Who influenced Jake the most?

Who was the most challenging?

Who do you think Jake respected the most?

Didn't work as an actor director?


October Sky - Joe Johnston

Donnie Darko - Richard Kelly

Bubble Boy -  Blaire Hayes

Lovely & Amazing - Nicole Holofcener

The Good Girl - Miguel Arteta

Highway - James Cox

Moonlight Mile - Brad Silberling

The Day After Tomorrow - Roland Emmerich

Proof - John Madden

Jarhead - Sam Mendes

Brokeback Mountain  - Ang Lee

Zodiac - David Fincher

Rendition -  Gavin Hood

Brothers - Jim Sheridan

Prince of Persia - Mike Newell 

Love & Other Drugs - Ed Zwick

Source Code - Duncan Jones

End of Watch - David Ayer

Prisoners - Denis Villeneuve

And including two not seen on screen but based on off screen:

Nailed - David O. Russell

An Enemy - Denis Villeneuve





Saturday, March 23, 2013

Who's (to the) Right?

Who's Jake With - Round 2  Festival Edition

It's a twit pic from the premiere of Source Code March 11,2011 in Austin  at SXSW.




Jake was awful smiley that whole time and there was discussion that it just wasn't about the movie or location.

So who is the dark haired, taller long limb fella to Jake's right?

Who fits that description and happens to be from Austin?

Hmmmm.....

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Code Groundhog

With it being Groundhog Day and Jake having the unique ability to pop up and then pop back underground here there and everywhere you have to recognize Jake's closest movie version of Groundhog Day - Source Code





So what would happen if you combined Groundhog Day and Source Code?


It would a government plan gone awry where a military pilot

 
 comes back not in the body of this Phil

but this Phil
 
and where he relives the 8 minutes of Groundhog day over and over again




It's a buddy movie
 

 
A road trip movie
 
An existential journey 




And it's a family movie made into an even furrier family fun.
 
 

Thursday, January 10, 2013

It's a Smaller World The Day after Tomorrow

Remember this?

Yup,  It's The Day After Tomorrow

Now what do  this


and this


and this

have in common?


Producer Mark Gordon

Jake worked with his friend Mark again on Source Code, with Jake hand picking Duncan for the director's job.  Source Code was such a success for Gordan his production company went on to work on a TV series based on it.



So Jake got his chance to work again with Gordon, and it looks like Austin has again as well.  Gordon is the producer of  Ray Donovan.

Hmmm makes you kind of wonder if Gordon knew who he could get to play Tommy right off the bat.

And speaking of small world, guess who else in on Ray Donovan with Austin?

This guy.

Jonathan Schaech (pronounced Sheck)

And what makes that a small world?

Because Austin was at Jonathan's wedding to Austin's OTH co-star Jana Kramer, that lasted all of a minute.


 It's a smaller world after all isn't it?


Friday, September 7, 2012

Back to School

By now everyone who is back to school is back to school and that  makes the thinking cap to go on. 
Both Jake and Austin have played teachers. 
In Source Code, the body Jake jumped into was a history teacher. 
In An Enemy half of the twin thing plays a professor
In Proof, he was a Post Doc teaching undergrad math. 
Then there is Austin 
He's been an English teacher on Friday Night Lights 
and then 
He tackled Math too, with a roomful of girls who all wanted to take Trig in LOL 

So who would be the better teacher?  Who would have the more fun class?  What would be their best subject to teach? 

Now set your schedule. Who of the two for that that 8am Tuesday class and what would it be?
And who would be your pick for Wed afternoon seminar? And on what subject? 
No detention for sassiness. It's more fun that way.