Instead Jolie is said to be joining the cast of Gravity, a sci-fi thriller by Alfonso Cuarón who wrote the film with his 28 year old son, Jonás Cuarón. Jolie would be the main star of the film, and it would include a lot of solitary time on screen. She places the sole survivor of a space mission who is trying to make her way back to Earth.
I can’t really say I blame Jolie. I don’t know why she would be needed in the sequel of a film where she died. Also, I respect Bekmambetov as a brilliant newcomer in the action genre, but he doesn’t hold a candle to Alfonso Cuarón, who easily has to be one of the best directors currently working in Hollywood.
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