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AFM '08: New Artwork and Images!

Source:ComingSoon.net

November 7, 2008

The artwork and photos from the American Film Market continue to come in as we've got your first look at the Neuromancer movie, based on William Gibson's prescient sci-fi bestseller and to be directed by Joseph Kahn; the poster for Killshot; Brad Pitt's The Tree of Life; two photos from Harrison Ford's Crossing Over; Kirsten Dunst and Ryan Gosling in All Good Things; Uma Thurman's Motherhood; and John Cusack, Gong Li and Chow Yun-Fat in Shanghai.

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COMMENTS (5)

Posted by:

Maesemediarock

November 7, 2008

Ken Watanabe or Chow Yun fat?

Posted by:

Kirk

November 7, 2008

That is Chow Yun fat with Gong li.

Posted by:

CorticalShunt

November 7, 2008

Neuromancer is an awfully big bill to fill. I hope they pour the money and love into it that it deserves. Johnny Mnemonic was a flatulent crater and Gibson deserves superb treatment. He freaking coined the term cyberspace, lets give hime the props!

Posted by:

Five Finger Ticket Stub

November 8, 2008

first: Wow. Neuromancer will be quite a feat to pull off. Hope they do it right.
second: Does the fact that Killshot has a poster mean it might MAYBE have an official release date?

Posted by:

sfgeek

November 9, 2008

Apparently IMDB has the director of Neuromancer listed as one Joseph Kahn... a first time director of the film variety. He has done music video's in the past and he was in the movie Torque. Awesome. Handing off one of the best novels of all time to a first time director. This could end very badly indeed. Yikes.