Duncan Jones is working to fund his followup to the excellent “Moon” and is apparently having some difficulties. The film is called “Mute” and was c0-written with Duncan by Mike Johnson, the writer of the upcoming Sherlock Holmes. Mr. Jones plans some juicy ode to Blade Runner vibrations in “Mute”, a story about a mute bartender in future Berlin! that goes in search of his missing girlfriend.
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Duncan Jones’ Followup To Moon In Trouble?
Moon (2009) Movie Review #2
I just had the considerable pleasure of watching “Moon” starring the ridiculously good Sam Rockwell and the amazing up and coming director Duncan Jones. I notice that “Moon” was produced in part by Trudie Styler who also produced Guy Ritchie’s first film. She has an eye for talent does this girl. Trudie is also the wife of Sting for those not in the know.
Moons Duncan Jones Talks About His Next Sci-Fi Epic
“Moon”, the story of a lonely guy on a long stay on our favorite orbiting body, is finally making it’s way to more theatres around North America. Duncan Jones is ready for his next directorial triumph and as we have reported, his next project will be the film “Mute”. We now have some story details on what may be a Sci-Fi film with some tasty Blade Runner in it. Duncan spoke to Empire about the project.
Moon Clip: Two Weeks to Go
Another clip from Duncan Jones’ sci-fi movie “Moon”, starring Sam Rockwell, Benedict Wong, Malcolm Stewart, Dominique McElligott and Kevin Spacey. The clip is titled “Two Weeks to Go”, and things are getting a tad testy between astronaut Sam and his creepy computer.
Moon (2009) Movie Review
“Moon” explores one of the possible reasons that mankind might colonize the moon in the not-too-distant future. In the film, nuclear fusion has become a reality, providing limitless cheap and clean energy to the entire world. And the most readily available source of Helium-3, the fuel needed for the fusion reaction, is on the surface of the moon.
Sam Bell (Sam Rockwell, “Choke”, “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind”) is the lonely astronaut assigned to live alone on the moon and oversee the automated mining operation. Sam is nearing the end of a three-year contract, which means that for three years he’s been in total solitude, his only companion an artificially intelligent computer named Gerty (voiced by Kevin Spacey), who nimbly maneuvers its robot arms around the base, and has a tiny screen where it displays a myriad of emoticons.
Duncan Jones Talks About His Future After The Moon
Duncan Jones, the director of the much anticipated old school Sci-Fi drama “The Moon”, talks with io9 about his hopes for his next job in the big chair.
Four Clips from Duncan Jones’ Moon
Four clips from Duncan Jones’ “Moon” have arrived to alleviate your boring, 3-year stint on the moon. What, you’re not doing a 3-year stint on the moon like the hero of “Moon”? Lucky you, because it doesn’t sound like good things are in store for our hero, and you can catch it in theaters June 12. If there’s one thing you instantly get from these clips is that this is one moody picture. That, and man, Kevin Spacey’s voice is really creepy.
Video: First 90 Seconds of Duncan Jones’ Moon
I could be wrong, but this looks like the first 90-seconds from Duncan Jones’ “Moon”, starring Sam Rockwell and a whole lot of paranoia. We’ll publish a review for “Moon” early next week, but until then here’s a clip from the movie via SciFiWire. Sony Pictures Classics will release “Moon” in theaters on June 12.
The Waning Moon?
Duncan Jone’s “The Moon”, starring Sam Rockwell, will be opening June 12th. In “The Moon”, a miner, living by himself with only computer and robotic companions begins to see some very strange things soon before he is scheduled to return home to Earth. It looks fantastic.
Duncan Jones Of The Moon Likes That Old Blade Runner Feeling
Duncan Jones, the director of the highly anticipated, eagerly awaited and even impatiently envisioned “The Moon”, starring the excellent Mr. Sam Rockwell, has spoken the words “Blade Runner”. As I am highly attuned to the phrase, my data mining implant has brought you this Popular Mechanics interview in which he waxes nostalgic on the beloved epic Sci-Fi classic.
New Batch of Moon Images
I’m one of the few people who thought Steven Soderbergh’s “Solaris” was just brilliant and captivating stuff, and I sat there transfixed by every scene and memory flashback. And when I heard about and saw images from Duncan Jones’ “Moon”, I knew I would love this movie. Then when I saw the trailer, I knew I was right. Here are even more new batches of images from “Moon”, starring Sam Rockwell.
Moon Poster Gives Me a Headache
If you get seasick easily, or are prone to suffering from motion sickness, then I would advise not clicking on to see the poster for Duncan Jones’ “Moon”, starring Sam Rockwell as an astronaut on the moon who is about to finish up his 3-year contract for a private company, when he starts to see very strange things — like himself, dying. Sam ends up saving himself, which is even weirder.
Sci-Fi Trailer: Duncan Jones’ Moon
It’s amazing that it’s taken this long to finally get a trailer for Duncan Jones’ “Moon”, especially since the film has already premiered at South by Southwest last month. But hey, better late than never, especially when the trailer looks this damn good. Sam Rockwell, a smooth talking AI computer, and good ol fashion space dementia? This looks like a tasty little treat here, kids.
The Moon In Review
SXSW, one of the great festivals of movies and music is underway now in Austin, Texas. “The Moon”, starring Sam Rockwell and directed by Duncan Jones is getting some festival love and reviews are starting to come out.
The Moon Gets A Release Date
“The Moon”, a film starring Sam Rockwell and recently premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, has received a June 12th release date, smack dab in the heart of the big summer blockbusters. A vote of considerable confidence.
