The first news after the announcement that the film "Difficult target"(Hard Target) 1993 will be continued. According to the site ManlyMove, Scott Adkins will play a major role in the DTV sequel of this cult action movie.
Preparations for filming are already in full swing in Thailand (where Scott recently arrived), and the plot of the film will tell the story of a criminal group that hunts living people in the jungles of Burma and Thailand.
As stated earlier, the director will be Roel Rein (Death Race 2-3, Condemned 2), and the director of the first part is John Woo, will sit in the producer's chair. Van Damme will not be in the film.
For now this is all the information, stay tuned. ;)
Scott Adkins posted a message on his page:
I am very glad to return to one of my favorite countries - Thailand. To prepare for the filming of his new film with Master Zeng from the famous team "Seng Stunt Team"
Source: Scott Adkins (Official Group ©)
It would be much more fun if the team of “hunters” was led by Van Damme’s character from the first film, who, after those events, “got the taste” and began to hunt people himself! Besides, Vanya also loves Thailand!
Vadya,
And it would be even more fun without such perversions. Van Damme himself would have played the main role in the sequel to one of his coolest films, and the role of the leader of the hunters would have been given to Adkins.
GREAT NEWS.
A good replacement for Vandam. But the director doesn’t really inspire confidence.
Xander,
one of the best ditivishniks on his account is an extremely sane “card debt” with a cigal.
Probably the only DTV film of Seagal that does not cause gagging.
Well, deadly races are 2-3 in terms of budget/quality ratio, generally top class among beshki.
or check out the "Dutch blockbuster"
http://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/722266/ 7.2 on imdb.
The main thing is that the script is not completely rotten.
The budget here, apparently, will be more or less the norm for DTV, and he knows how to stage action.
Not a barbarian (that would immediately be a 100% failure)