Deadline writes: Tom Cruise has committed to star for Universal Pictures in Oblivion, the science fiction film that will be directed by Joseph Kosinski, who last helmed Tron: Legacy. Production will begin in October. Cruise had been loosely attached to the Radical Publishing graphic novel adaptation when Disney let it go and Universal committed to finance and distribute the $100 million film, which came with a William Monahan script that was being rewritten by Karl Gajdusek. Kosinski hatched the idea for the project and set it to be published by Barry Levine's graphic novel imprint as a calling card for a movie when Kosinski was busy for so long directing Tron: Legacy, which topped out at $400 million worldwide gross.
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People living in the clouds over a deserted earth sounds interesting enough. Not sure how they plan on making that believable though. Could be cool with the budget they get to play with.
Tron got pretty mixed reviews when it came out though yeah? Not too sure about the choice of director.
There are many nuts thinking the world is supposed to end today for some reason.
But I am interested in this film.
First thing I instantly whought of when reading the synopsis of the film, was Wall-E.
"It takes place in an apocalyptic future where most of the population lives in clouds above an earth surface that has been rendered uninhabitable."
Sounds like a live-action, mature version of the Jetsons. XD
science fiction movies reqire a lot of creativity to make and 100 milion investment just shows their aspirations