I'm glad his character is back but was it just me or did that shyt look horrible with the obvious CGI and green screen shyt going on. I mean at least try to fool me. You can tell they're on a movie set the whole time. It just makes the whole thing look cheap IMO. Pitch Black was the most organic of all the films. It just came off genuine and cutthroat and I loved it.
Chronicles of Riddikk 2 Officiall Trailer
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Definitely be checking this.
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Looks so cheap 
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i actually thought the cgi looked good
The whole ambiance and atmosphere breh. Kinda like Doom
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it seems aight
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I'm excited for this, Riddikks whole steeze is unfvckwitable 
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Me too, I love Riddikk and Diesel so It's a wrap, but I wanna like what I see of course.
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only thing i didnt like, was that animated movie, that sh1t was
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"Nobody wants to die.But Everybody gets to."
"Nobody wants to die.But Everybody gets to."
The gawd riddikk back to crush buildings and some mercenaries
i fux wid dis
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Diesel Did "Tokyo Drift" For Riddikk Rights
Turns out this week's release of "Riddikk" is all due to one thing - 2006's "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift".
Vin Diesel made a cameo appearance in that film. Instead of collecting an acting fee though, he got something else - he and his One Race production company scored the rights to the Riddikk character.
At the time Universal wasn't keen on moving forward with the franchise after the big-budget flop of "The Chronicles of Riddikk" in 2004 so they let it go.
Ironically, Universal are distributing and have an equity position in the new $35-40 million budget film. Whether we'll see another one depends on how the box-office goes.
Source: Variety
- By Garth Franklin Wednesday September 4th 2013 12:44PM
Turns out this week's release of "Riddikk" is all due to one thing - 2006's "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift".
Vin Diesel made a cameo appearance in that film. Instead of collecting an acting fee though, he got something else - he and his One Race production company scored the rights to the Riddikk character.
At the time Universal wasn't keen on moving forward with the franchise after the big-budget flop of "The Chronicles of Riddikk" in 2004 so they let it go.
Ironically, Universal are distributing and have an equity position in the new $35-40 million budget film. Whether we'll see another one depends on how the box-office goes.
Source: Variety