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Riddick has moved beyond the escaped prisoner, he can't just become an ex con on the run again. He now has the power and ability to do what he was unable to do by himself. How he chooses to do it is what will be the true challenge. Does he use the iron fist and force his will upon the others or will he use the forces in his control to retake his home world and release those forced into service in his army? Lots of pit falls and chances for coupe attempts.
I'm sort of surprised that Universal would be interested in continuing after such a loss on investment. Did they recoup cost in the DVD world?
This is great news.
Some people I spoke with who didn't like it said that it wasn't what they were expecting. My response was "what, did you expect Riddick to land on another planet filled with critters that only come out at night?" They immediately changed there tune, rewatched it and said that they've turned around and enjoy it.
I just love it because of how much of a universe it opened up. There are some definite possibilities for Riddick in the future. *Here's to wondering if he'll find a way to bring Kiera back... assuming she went to the Underverse*
The game was awesome !!!!!!!
charisma and the abilities to pull it off. I loved Pitch Black! Chronicles was okay (except for
that bullsh#$ fast camera work). He was also super cool in the "Furious" movie. Keep it up,
Vin. I've got your back!
Come to think of it, Diesel should reprise the Sean Vetter character in A MAN APART. He does good vengence. Really good vengence.