If only it were out on DVD in R1.kbehm29 wrote:I've never seen that film. I guess I need to add it to my Netflix queue.

Timon/Pumbaa fan wrote:If only it were out on DVD in R1.kbehm29 wrote:I've never seen that film. I guess I need to add it to my Netflix queue.
http://www.slashfilm.com/tom-hanks-tim- ... gle-cruiseThe Walt Disney Studios is excited to be in development with Mandeville Films and writer Roger S.H. Schulman on a feature film based on the Jungle Cruise, one of the most iconic attractions in Disney theme park history. The film will pair up Tim Allen and Tom Hanks in their first live-action project, after their previous collaborations in the Toy Story trilogy.
Well isn't that just great. Of course this is going to be a huge success, since it's pretty undeniable that Tom Hanks and Tim Allen would have great chemistry on the screen. But, I'm done with Jerry Bruckheimer. His films just bore me now, rather than slightly annoy me.Slightly annoyed this is still happening wrote:[...] written on such films as Shrek and Jungle Book 2 [...]
Er, yeah.Duckburger wrote:EDIT: Oh dammit, Bruckheimer isn't involved... Well, there goes my little rant. It can stay, so I can copy/paste it for the next film he announces.
Barbossa wrote:I wonder if Eddie Murphy will appear as a tribal chief?
The actor has closed a deal to star in Jungle Cruise, Disney’s live-action adaptation of its iconic theme park ride. Johnson has found room in his busy schedule, slotting the movie in for a spring 2018 start of production.
Johnson will also produce the adventure project with Dany Garcia, the co-CEO of the duo’s Seven Bucks Productions banner and who counts Baywatch, Ballers and the Jumanji re-imagining among her credits for 2017.