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Robert Rodriguez moves ahead with Zorro, this time at The CW, but the press release has offended the Hispanic demo.
Alita: Battle Angel director Robert Rodriguez recently provided an update on a possible sequel for the film based on the manga Gunm created by Yukito Kishiro that began back in 1990.
When asked if an Alita: Battle Angel sequel could happen on Disney Plus, director Robert Rodriguez observed that “anything is possible.”
NBC has announced that they will produce a gender-swapped reboot of Zorro led by Robert and Rebecca Rodriguez.
Director Robert Rodriguez, who directed the latest episode of The Mandalorian, The Tragedy, recently compared the script he received to a Star Wars fan project.
A new Alita: Battle Angel featurette was released by 20th Century Fox that showcases the original concept art used for the film and highlights how faithful the film was to the original Gunm manga by Yukito Kishiro.
Alita: Battle Angel might be close to underrated cyberpunk, time will tell, but it has a lot that could impress if you get past the messy narrative.