Universal Having Fun With Ouija Again

Michael Bay's Platinum Dune team is backLast year, Universal were built with a large, budget-driven spasm and appeared to jettison nearly every film it had been developing under its cope with games giant Hasbro that wasn't known as Battleship. One of the casualties would be a undertake spooky spirit conjuring lark Ouija overseen by Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes company with Micrograms mounted on direct. However it has risen in the development grave because of Paranormal Activity.How so? Well, Paranormal producerJason Blum, that has designed a reputation for themself developing low-budget disasters and thrillers, has become associated with the Ouija film after joining up track of Platinum Dunes' Bay, Kaira Larger and Andrew Form. Based on Deadline, the idea continues to be seriously retooled from the blockbuster budget to some thrifty $5 million. The brand new cost become a huge hit to Universal (which in fact had been threatened having a penalty when the movie wasn't made inside a certain deadline anyway) and it is back on.It's not known whether Micrograms continues to be involved by any means (we'd guess the different companies will would rather go the Project X/ Chronicle route and employ a fresh, cheaper person to call the shots) or that has written the brand new script. We attempted asking individuals questions about work Ouija board, but all we've got was bloodstream running lower the walls along with a fire demon within the loo. You realize: the typical, every single day occurrence at Empire Towers...

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