Tarsem Singh's 'The Panopticon'

[BLUEGRASS]

Sounds interesting. It will definitely look good since Tarsem is directing it.

Director Tarsem Singh ("Immortals") is set to bring his distinct visual style to Good Universe's "The Panopticon," an original action-thriller featuring sci-fi elements written by Craig Rosenberg ("After the Sunset").

The story follows a seemingly ordinary man who receives a mysterious package containing a pre-recorded message from himself, warning that the world is about to end and only he can save it. He must race against the clock to piece together the puzzle before time runs out for mankind.

Andrew Lazar ("Get Smart") will produce, while Good Universe co-founders Nathan Kahane and Joe Drake will executive produce. Nicole Brown will oversee the project on behalf of Good Universe, which acquired rights to "The Panopticon" from GK Films.

Dan Freedman negotiated the deals for Good Universe, which is also handling international sales.

SOURCE: http://www.thewrap.com/movies/column...clusive-109481

[CYMBOL]

Sounds fun!

[NYGiants Fan]

The only thing I would change about the original post is to attach "The Fall" to Tarsem Singh's name, as opposed to "Immortals". But I digress. (And Bluegrass, I know you were just quoting them)

[Kleeberg]

Sounds pretty cool. Tarsem's got an eye for the visual medium, that's for sure.

[Monterey Jack]

"Ask me what it means, ask me what it means...!"

[Al_The_Strange]

Even though the last couple of Tarsem films have been pretty iffy (haven't even seen Mirror Mirror yet), I'm willing to give this a chance. Sounds interesting.

[EricJ]

Okay, so after Immortals and Mirror Mirror, what movie was THIS originally supposed to be, that he got kicked off of and decided to make up himself?...