Michael Mann started the switch to digital with scenes in 2001’s “Ali” before going totally digital in 2004 with “Collateral”– and never ever recalling considering that.
The outcomes are motion pictures like “Public Enemies,” “Miami Vice” and “Blackhat” which are aesthetically frequently uglier and have a more documentary-style look than the timeless filmmaking looks of his 1990s movies like “The Last of the Mohicans,” “Heat” and “The Insider”.
In a brand-new post on X by filmmaker Travis Woods, he exposes that Mann is thinking about going back to shooting on movie for his upcoming prequel/sequel to “Heat” which is anticipated to be his next task.
The news supposedly originates from Mann himself throughout a post-screening Q&A he did just recently at the Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles.
As one user mentioned, Mann formerly teased such a possibility of going back to celluloid with his “Ferrari” movie a couple of years back– just for it to not occur.
Whether it will occur, we’ll need to wait and see. Casting for the film has yet to be revealed, even as Adam Driver’s name has actually been reported for a long time, and no release date is yet locked.