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Brad Pitt Back for 'World War Z' Sequel Set to Arrive in June 2017
by Alex Billington
May 22, 2015
Source: Deadline
Briefly: Paramount has confirmed and cleared contracts and deals for the next World War Z sequel, which is definitely moving forward. The studio has announced a release date of June 9th, 2017 two years from now for "World War Z 2" (though it will likely get a new title). Brad Pitt will be back to star again, and he'll be working with director J.A. Bayona for this sequel, which will be "starting with a clean slate" according to the screenwriter. The first movie, based on Max Brooks' beloved zombie book, showed zombies taking over the world in a global epidemic. Only Pitt was brave enough to keep hunting for a solution. We'll keep an eye out for more updates as they continue to work on this sequel. The first movie opened in June of 2013.
13 Comments
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I never thought I could forgive Marc Forster for that Quantem of Solace abortion but I was pleasantly surprised by World war Z. there is hope for him yet.
Jon Odishaw on May 22, 2015
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Everybody was pleasantly surprised by it, we must have more faith in brad Pitt and his production company...
ari smulders on May 22, 2015
3
Alex, are you doing a sound off for tomorrowland? I'm extremely curious to know what you think of it?
Adam on May 22, 2015
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This site has one downside and that's the late reviews of movies or no reviews. But still my favorite movie site, because they pick the right movies to review...
ari smulders on May 22, 2015
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I love the classic zombie films, and some of the modern ones too, but I was not a fan of World Bore Zzzzzz
TheOct8pus on May 22, 2015
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Thank god they're not bringing back those two awful child actors from the first movie.
Firefly15 on May 22, 2015
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Just don't have CGI zombies and this sequel will be infinitely better than the first.
superultraboy on May 22, 2015
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From now on there is a pre mad max period and a time after mad max and every movie must be compared to it if it's a actioner. So this be will be a 7 on the mad max scale. Age Ultron a 7,5,the kingsmen 8,5, fast and Furious 8 Etc... The first one is liked, but better cgi is necessary...
ari smulders on May 22, 2015
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Fun times ahead!
DAVIDPD on May 22, 2015
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Jesus, it's like Brad Pitt's trying to pull off a Charlie Hunnam, here. And failing....... miserably.
Mark Brackney on May 23, 2015
12
Awesome
Coramdes Aurifera on Jul 8, 2015
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