Enchanted 2

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Enchanted 2 Finally Moving Forward With A New Set Of Writers

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Enchanted-2-Finally-Moving-Forward-With-Set-Writers-43705.html

Released back in 2007, director Kevin Lima's Disney-fairytale-come-to-life Enchanted was an absolutely massive smash hit. Made for $85 million, it dominated at the U.S. box office with an eventual total of $127 million, and its global gross after being released internationally was brought to a stellar $340 million. It was only a matter of time before Disney began working on a sequel, and while there was a false start back in 2010, this time looks like it could be the real deal.

According to Deadline, Enchanted 2 is finally moving forward and has brought aboard two new writers to get it closer to the finish line. Sources have told the site that J. David Stem and David N. Weiss have been tasked by Disney to craft a new story following up with the characters from the original. The two writers began their big screen careers writing the script for The Rugrats Movie back in 1998, and they continued their affiliation with Nickelodeon by also writing both Rugrats in Paris: The Movie, and Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. Jonathan Frakes' 2002 sci-fi adventure Clockstoppers was their first time writing for a live-action feature, and they have since followed those titles up with both Are We There Yet? and Daddy Day Camp. Their credits also include both of the Smurfs movies and Shrek 2. It's not exactly the greatest track record established in Hollywood over the last 20 years, but hopefully the folks at Disney know what they're doing.
 

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Bah....my kids and wife loved the first film. Doesn't sound like they are putting their best foot forward to come up with a solid storyline for this sequel. Some of the movies those guys have written were awful. This sounds more like capitalizing on the firsts movies success to keep a franchise alive.
 
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