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Scott Mechlowicz and Amy Smart Learn The Way of the Peaceful Warrior
Scott Mechlowicz and Amy Smart have been cast in "The Way of the Peaceful Warrior," being directed by Victor Salva.
Variety reports the movie is based on Dan Millman's autobiography, of the same name and follows Millman in his junior year at the University of California, while training to become a world-champion gymnast, Millman stumbled on a 94-year-old mentor nicknamed Socrates, a powerful, unpredictable, and elusive character.
He taught a way to maximize performance using a unique blend of Eastern philosophy and Western fitness to cultivate the true essence of a champion - the "way of the peaceful warrior." Millman's first-person account of his odyssey into realms of light, darkness, mind, body, and spirit has since become an international bestseller about the universal quest for happiness.
The novel was adapted by Kevin Bernhardt, Bob Dolman and Salva.
Mark Amin, Robin Schorr and Cami Winikoff will produce the film with David Welch.
Production is set to start in March in Los Angeles.
Further details on the book can be found in our database.
Variety reports the movie is based on Dan Millman's autobiography, of the same name and follows Millman in his junior year at the University of California, while training to become a world-champion gymnast, Millman stumbled on a 94-year-old mentor nicknamed Socrates, a powerful, unpredictable, and elusive character.
He taught a way to maximize performance using a unique blend of Eastern philosophy and Western fitness to cultivate the true essence of a champion - the "way of the peaceful warrior." Millman's first-person account of his odyssey into realms of light, darkness, mind, body, and spirit has since become an international bestseller about the universal quest for happiness.
The novel was adapted by Kevin Bernhardt, Bob Dolman and Salva.
Mark Amin, Robin Schorr and Cami Winikoff will produce the film with David Welch.
Production is set to start in March in Los Angeles.
Further details on the book can be found in our database.
Crank 2 gets its villain and leading lady
Crank 2 will pick up exactly where Crank one ends. n this high-octane sequel, hitman Chev Chelios’ (Statham) launches himself on an electrifying chase through Los Angeles in pursuit of the Chinese mobster who has stolen his nearly indestructible heart. CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE is written and directed by Neveldine/Taylor, the duo behind the 2006 hit film CRANK, and the upcoming GAME starring Gerard Butler. Jason Statham (THE TRANSPORTER, THE BANK ...more
Amy Smart has signed to reprise her girlfriend role and Clifton Collins Jr. has signed to be the bad guy in Lakeshore Entertainment sequel Crank 2: High Voltage – which will feature Jason Statham returning to the role of hitman Chev Chelios.
Variety reports the film will also feature Bai Ling, country musician/actor Dwight Yoakam and Efren Ramirez. Shooting starts on April 28th in Los Angeles with Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor directing from their script.
Lakeshore’s Tom Rosenberg, Gary Lucchesi, Skip Williamson and Richard Wright are attached to produce the film with Lionsgate handling North American distribution and Lakeshore handling international.
Crank 2 will find Chelios facing a mobster who has stolen his nearly indestructible heart and replaced it with a battery-powered ticker – which requires regular jolts of electricity to keep working.
The first Crank was released in 2006 and managed to gross $42 million worldwide. The film followed Chelios as he raced to find an antidote to "The Beijing Cocktail" that was threatening to kill him if his heart rate dropped and getting revenge on the bad guys that gave him the shot. The film featured over the top stunts, and tons of action.
Smart currently stars in CBS pilot “The Meant-to-Bes” and will next return to the big screen in Fox’s thriller/horror film Mirrors with Kiefer Sutherland.
Collins is attached to the highly anticipated J.J. Abrams’ re-launch of the Star Trek franchise. The actor will also appear in the indie features The Perfect Game, and Mandate’s Horsemen.
Amy Smart has signed to reprise her girlfriend role and Clifton Collins Jr. has signed to be the bad guy in Lakeshore Entertainment sequel Crank 2: High Voltage – which will feature Jason Statham returning to the role of hitman Chev Chelios.
Variety reports the film will also feature Bai Ling, country musician/actor Dwight Yoakam and Efren Ramirez. Shooting starts on April 28th in Los Angeles with Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor directing from their script.
Lakeshore’s Tom Rosenberg, Gary Lucchesi, Skip Williamson and Richard Wright are attached to produce the film with Lionsgate handling North American distribution and Lakeshore handling international.
Crank 2 will find Chelios facing a mobster who has stolen his nearly indestructible heart and replaced it with a battery-powered ticker – which requires regular jolts of electricity to keep working.
The first Crank was released in 2006 and managed to gross $42 million worldwide. The film followed Chelios as he raced to find an antidote to "The Beijing Cocktail" that was threatening to kill him if his heart rate dropped and getting revenge on the bad guys that gave him the shot. The film featured over the top stunts, and tons of action.
Smart currently stars in CBS pilot “The Meant-to-Bes” and will next return to the big screen in Fox’s thriller/horror film Mirrors with Kiefer Sutherland.
Collins is attached to the highly anticipated J.J. Abrams’ re-launch of the Star Trek franchise. The actor will also appear in the indie features The Perfect Game, and Mandate’s Horsemen.
Crank 2: High Voltage – DVD Review
In the 2006 action hit "Crank", hitman Chev Chelios (Jason Statham) spent 24 hours in over-drive: fighting, killing, and keeping his adrenaline flowing at full-force to combat a deadly poison injected into his body. Now, in the high-octane sequel "Crank 2: High Voltage", Chev has managed to survive and is about to face a brand new day. Picking up immediately where the first movie left off, "Crank 2: High Voltage" ...more
Chev Chelios takes a licking and keeps on ticking. That is until is ticker is stolen from him. Chev’s not a man to let this heartless act keep him from avenging himself and getting his cardiac organ back. He just has to do it before his battery runs down.
When we last left Chev Chelios (Jason Statham) he had been given a death sentence called the Beijing cocktail, fell from a helicopter, and was lying dead in the street. Or was he? His body is swiftly scooped up and his heart is taken out. He’s given an artificial heart to keep his body alive so that his organs can be harvested later.
However, Chev is not one to take that sort of indignity lying down and he gets out of his bed and kills his captors. A quick call to Doc Miles (Dwight Yoakam) tells him that his artificial heart is powered by an external battery pack and when that one runs out the internal power will only keep the fake ticker pumping for another hour.
So now Chev has to track down his heart and get Doc to put it back into its original cavity. Along the way he’ll encounter the pierced gangster Johnny Vang (Art Hsu), a crazy hooker named Ria (Bai Ling), tattooed and grilled Chico (Joseph Julian Soria), his old “widowed” girlfriend Eve (Amy Smart), Kaylo’s brother Venus (Efren Ramirez) who has full body Tourette’s Syndrome, a lecherous, old geezer named Poon Dong (David Carradine), El Huron (Clifton Collins Jr. doing his best Speedy Gonzalez), and enemies old and new.
It might not have seemed like a sequel to Crank was possible, but here it is. It’s a mad, hyperkinetic, loony bin of a film and I loved every minute of it. Jason Statham has found his signature character in the indestructible Chev Chelios - of course he’s usually just playing Jason Statham in his roles.
The Crank films are ones that you’ll want to call Doc Miles about and have him take out your brain and keep it in a jar next to your chair in your home theater. He’s reasonably sure that he can put your brain back when you’re done watching the films.
I was watching on the laptop and the others in the room kept asking what I was cackling at. It may be just me, but the sequel seems to rely more on the comedy aspect than the first film did (may be that it’s been awhile since I’ve seen it).
Some of the characters are hyper-annoying (Bai Ling!) but at the center of it all is the fuming Chelios and he’s the beating artificial heart of the mad picture. I had a grand time, now I just have to have my brain put back. It’s a stylized, ADD, hyperkinetic masterpiece, just don’t think too hard about it or take it too seriously.
Crank 2 is presented in anamorphic widescreen (1.85:1) and is enhanced for 16x9 televisions. Special features include a commentary by writer/directors Neveldine/Taylor and special guests. The 26 minute “Making of Crank 2” details how they made this mad, high voltage dash.
The 4 minute “Crank 2 Take 2” is about how they used guerilla filmmaking in making the film. Finally you get the 2 minute theatrical trailer and previews of other Lionsgate films. Disc two is a digital copy for your PC or portable device.
Crank 2 is a high voltage masterwork in the videogame inspired genre with Chev Chelios the indestructible avatar of the genre. I’d hate to see what body part that Chev might have removed on the third sequel but I look forward to seeing what Neveldine/Taylor has in mind for the poor chap.
Crank 2: High Voltage is now available at Amazon. It is available for pre-order at AmazonUK for a Sept. 14th release. Visit the DVD database for more information.
Chev Chelios takes a licking and keeps on ticking. That is until is ticker is stolen from him. Chev’s not a man to let this heartless act keep him from avenging himself and getting his cardiac organ back. He just has to do it before his battery runs down.
When we last left Chev Chelios (Jason Statham) he had been given a death sentence called the Beijing cocktail, fell from a helicopter, and was lying dead in the street. Or was he? His body is swiftly scooped up and his heart is taken out. He’s given an artificial heart to keep his body alive so that his organs can be harvested later.
However, Chev is not one to take that sort of indignity lying down and he gets out of his bed and kills his captors. A quick call to Doc Miles (Dwight Yoakam) tells him that his artificial heart is powered by an external battery pack and when that one runs out the internal power will only keep the fake ticker pumping for another hour.
So now Chev has to track down his heart and get Doc to put it back into its original cavity. Along the way he’ll encounter the pierced gangster Johnny Vang (Art Hsu), a crazy hooker named Ria (Bai Ling), tattooed and grilled Chico (Joseph Julian Soria), his old “widowed” girlfriend Eve (Amy Smart), Kaylo’s brother Venus (Efren Ramirez) who has full body Tourette’s Syndrome, a lecherous, old geezer named Poon Dong (David Carradine), El Huron (Clifton Collins Jr. doing his best Speedy Gonzalez), and enemies old and new.
It might not have seemed like a sequel to Crank was possible, but here it is. It’s a mad, hyperkinetic, loony bin of a film and I loved every minute of it. Jason Statham has found his signature character in the indestructible Chev Chelios - of course he’s usually just playing Jason Statham in his roles.
The Crank films are ones that you’ll want to call Doc Miles about and have him take out your brain and keep it in a jar next to your chair in your home theater. He’s reasonably sure that he can put your brain back when you’re done watching the films.
I was watching on the laptop and the others in the room kept asking what I was cackling at. It may be just me, but the sequel seems to rely more on the comedy aspect than the first film did (may be that it’s been awhile since I’ve seen it).
Some of the characters are hyper-annoying (Bai Ling!) but at the center of it all is the fuming Chelios and he’s the beating artificial heart of the mad picture. I had a grand time, now I just have to have my brain put back. It’s a stylized, ADD, hyperkinetic masterpiece, just don’t think too hard about it or take it too seriously.
Crank 2 is presented in anamorphic widescreen (1.85:1) and is enhanced for 16x9 televisions. Special features include a commentary by writer/directors Neveldine/Taylor and special guests. The 26 minute “Making of Crank 2” details how they made this mad, high voltage dash.
The 4 minute “Crank 2 Take 2” is about how they used guerilla filmmaking in making the film. Finally you get the 2 minute theatrical trailer and previews of other Lionsgate films. Disc two is a digital copy for your PC or portable device.
Crank 2 is a high voltage masterwork in the videogame inspired genre with Chev Chelios the indestructible avatar of the genre. I’d hate to see what body part that Chev might have removed on the third sequel but I look forward to seeing what Neveldine/Taylor has in mind for the poor chap.
Crank 2: High Voltage is now available at Amazon. It is available for pre-order at AmazonUK for a Sept. 14th release. Visit the DVD database for more information.
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