What do you get when you mix Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure with The Matrix? How about Control-Alt-Delete? No, that’s not a suggestion to do a hard reboot on any computer used to write such a convoluted script idea. Instead it’s the title of a new project recently picked up by Warner Brothers, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Unfortunately, that mashed-up comparison is the only insight we have into the script by Tim Kelleher and Danny Zuker, but it’s enough to intrigue me. Hopefully Warner Brothers, who is producing the script along with Bob Shaye’s Unique Features, knows more then that concept though. Then again, studios have picked up films on less info.
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What do you get when you mix Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure with The Matrix? How about Control-Alt-Delete? No, that’s not a suggestion to do a hard reboot on any computer used to write such a convoluted script idea. Instead it’s the title of a new project recently picked up by Warner Brothers, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
