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Now Carnahan has landed a new gig: He's being hired to write and direct a remake of "Death Wish," the 1974 vigilante picture that helped put Charles Bronson on the map, according to a person familiar with the project who asked not to be identified because he was not authorized to speak about it publicly.
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I really like some of the old Charles Bronson movies...The Mechanic, The Magnificent Seven, and even Death Wish or at least the first 2. I think they kinda went overboard on making so many of the Death Wish movies but then that's what they do these days too sometime making sequels.
I wouldn't mind Death Wish being remade as long as they stick to just the first one.