Are you looking forward to the sequel to "Chaos Walking"?

We are all looking forward to it. Although almost 20 years have passed, "The Great Sea" has always been the perfect movie in the hearts of many movie fans. Some foreign media reported that this 2003 film will finally be getting a sequel. It is understood that novelist Patrick Ness, who wrote the "Chaos Walking" trilogy, is writing the script for the film.

"Battlefield", released in 2003, is a famous Hollywood naval battle film. The film received ten nominations at the 2004 Oscars, and eventually won two awards for Best Cinematography and Best Sound Effects Editing. awards. The story of the film takes place in 1805. It tells the story of British captain Jack and his warship HMS Surprise, who were ordered to intercept the French warship HMS Inferno as it entered the South Pacific.

The two ships met for the first time on the north coast of Brazil. HMS Inferno relied on its advantage. Firepower and thick armor defeated the Surprise, and Jack managed to escape due to thick fog. Although the initial battle was unfavorable, Jack, who had followed General Nelson, was confident in his warship and refused to return and began to study his opponent. Soon the two ships met again, and Jack used decoy tactics to reverse the situation, tracking all the way to the storm-ravaged Cape Horn, and finally staged the story of a fateful battle.

In fact, there have been rumors that a sequel to "The Great and Powerful" is being prepared. In 2009, there was talk of filming a sequel to "The Last Man", and Russell Crowe volunteered to play the role of British captain Jack Audley again. However, since then, 20th Century Fox Film Company's plans for a sequel to "The Last of Us" have been put on hold. Due to the delay of the film studio, Russell Crowe finally couldn't bear it. In 2010, he said through his personal social networking site, "(Fans) If you want to see the sequel to "The Last of Us", then I suggest you give 20th Century Fox Film Email the company and their co-chairman, Tom Rothman, to let them know what you think.

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