JAME MCAVOY WANTED MOVIE
JAME MCAVOY WANTED UPDATE
JAME MCAVOY WANTED SERIES

JAME MCAVOY WANTED MOVIE

One thing is for sure: Millar and co.’s ideas for a sequel would have been nothing short of brilliant, especially since the first movie ended on such a high note. Not only that, but the way that more and more of the Kingsman organization is revealed with each sequel would be the perfect way to explore the basics of Wanted‘s Fraternity. Not only does it follow a similar formula as Wanted, but it offers the kind of fast-paced, action-packed scenes that audiences love so much. No, I’m not talking about Kick-Ass again (they skipped the third film with that one,) but Kingsman.īased on The Secret Service, the Kingsman trilogy could serve as the blueprint for what a Wanted franchise should look like.

JAME MCAVOY WANTED SERIES

RELATED: Bloodshot 2: Vin Diesel Confirms He Will Be Returning For A Sequel Secret SocietiesĬoincidentally, Millar has also worked on another comic book series that got its own successful trilogy.

Upon hearing the idea, she abandoned the project – one of the very first episodes in the series of misfortunes that would lead to the eventual cancellation of Wanted 2. Unfortunately for fans, Jolie wasn’t as happy with the news of her eventual resurrection. And by the looks of it, he did.įor starters, the sequel would reintroduce some unlikely characters from the first movie – including Angelina Jolie’s Fox. The first movie already spans the entirety of Wanted‘s comic book run, which means that, for a sequel, Millar would have to come up with a wholly new story. The sequel was confirmed almost as soon as the first movie came to cinemas, with Mark Millar having already written a rough draft for the project before anyone could even get out of their seats after seeing the end credits roll.

JAME MCAVOY WANTED UPDATE

RELATED: Riddick 4: Furya – Vin Diesel Gives Us a Sneak Peek & Update Always in the CardsĪs surprising as it might be, Wanted 2 was, at some point, almost a reality. However, given this new cinematic landscape where comic books have been successfully adapted into mainstream cinema, it is only natural that another instalment would be made.įranchises are here to stay, and if Kick-Ass 2 was allowed to exist, then I think it’s high time we gave a Wanted 2 movie a chance. Unlike some other of Millar’s popular works (like Kick-Ass,) Wanted concluded its plot with a satisfying closure – one that didn’t really need a sequel. It came as no surprise that when 2008’s Wanted was released, fans were immediately clamouring for a sequel. His fast-paced writing style with witty dialogue, complex characters, and strong plot lines that keep you engaged from start to finish are but a handful of the reasons he has become one of the most respected writers in the medium. Think about every comic book movie released in the last two decades that’s not based on any mainstream property, and chances are that they are adaptations of comics written by Mark Millar. But is there still a chance for a sequel or is it too late for Wanted 2? It’s been nearly 15 years since the release of the action thriller movie Wanted starring Angelina Jolie and James McAvoy.

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