Shia LABeouf is already perfecting his written apology to the internet as to why he or the director ruined Macguyver, he knows it'll be bad, there's just nothing he can do about it, I really feel sorry for him, I honestly do.Kenjitsuka said:
MacGyver Movie in the Works
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I'm in agreement, pass the cactus when your done.mindlesspuppet said:
Richard Dean Anderson should, at the very least, have a supporting role. Hell throw everyone through a loop and have him as some sort of baddie, not just a crappy cameo or even worse... a father figure *shudders*.
niiiiiice !Quick Ben said:Fixed it for youOrcus_35 said:
OT: I really hope this will be good, because I grew up on MacGyver (it aired a bit later in Norway, and they're still showing reruns.) You do not mess with MacGyver, or the Duct tape will do bad things to you.
They could do a "Frank miller's Batman: The Dark Knight Returns" thing, with an old, gritty McGyver. Using a machete instead of a swiss army knife and whatnot.
I going out on a limb here and guess you didn't watch much of the show. Not that there is anything wrong with that but that question is more than a little contradictory.Wahful said:
I miss MacGuyver, I remember back in 4th grade, I'd come home from school, have the house all by myself, and I'd make french toast and watch MacGuyver. I can't remember the last time I've seen one of our Danish channels rerun it.
Actually, if I remember correctly, he absolutely loathes guns. To the point where he's often supporting causes banning them. MacGuyver that is. Not the actor.Wahful said:
Just like with Indy 4, only now he can post his apology on launch day!slowpoke999 said:
Hehehe, that's perfect slowpoke999 ^_^
That's true; he used bullets to get some gun powder for some other use once or twice, but I don't think he ever fired a weapon. He was really anti-gun indeed.HaraDaya said:
MAcguyver is one of the cheesiest series that ever graced TV.
It was the Flash Gordon, the Plan 9 from Outer Space, the cheesiest of the cheese.
As long as they understand that, they may have a chance of bringing it back.
BUT...I've a strong feeling they'll want to make it more . . . realistic.
Which will make it both compelling and cinematic. And die in a ball of flame at the box office.
It was the Flash Gordon, the Plan 9 from Outer Space, the cheesiest of the cheese.
As long as they understand that, they may have a chance of bringing it back.
BUT...I've a strong feeling they'll want to make it more . . . realistic.
Which will make it both compelling and cinematic. And die in a ball of flame at the box office.
You do understand that most people don't live in the US and have their own TV shows to make pop culture about don't you?Gildan Bladeborn said:
Not many American TV shows got the worldwide fame that they do now back in the 80's
It isn't currently shown on British TV and no whole season of it has ever been broadcast here.
The BBC describes it as a cult show in their telling of this story and as we all know, Cult means 'nobody watched it'
I agree. I don't think he'd be able to regrow the mullet if he tried though...Logan Westbrook said:
No mullet no deal, nuff said. It is funny that theyre looking at a Macgyver movie, after the parody MacGruber. That said I think there is some real potential here, but the movie likely won't see the effort to bring it to fruition. But maybe they can use, an original actor, amonium nitrate, and a paper clip, to make a enjoyable movie.
I thought he looked a little doughy.Plinglebob said:
I just had a fun idea; MacGyver could team up with his son played by a young and upcoming actor (Shia LeBeouf if he's available) as they hunt down a mysterious artifact and prevent it falling in to the wrong hands.
Ynow what? next thing you know, theyre gonna be making another MASH movie. STOP. REMAKING. OLD TV SHOWS.