Adaptions I'm Waiting For

There are quite a few books I'd like to see as movies that is not what this post is about. This is about books are in post production to become movies. First is Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfner. I saw an ad for a movie in an old copy of the first book, but considering it was years later and I hadn't seen anything else I figured it hadn't gotten any farther then a thought. Last month though I saw a post on Oh My Disney blog  about upcoming movies and Artemis Fowl was on it. I was ecstatic.
Also The False Prince by Jennifer Nielsen is actually in a bit of a rights dispute at the moment. Paramount Pictures had originally bought the rights to it, but after hiring a screen writer let the rights expire. Another company (the name escapes me) wants to buy the rights and even let Nielsen work on a screen play, but that old screen writer doesn’t want to let go. In my opinion I’d rather have a screen play by the author then some Hollywood guy who worked on Game of Thrones.
Finally I am excited about Ranger’s Apprentice. This is the most shaky, yet hopeful of the three. Apparently it will be this companies’ first film, the founder worked at Disney on films like National Treasure and Pirates of the Caribbean. They screen play is being written by a man and his daughter. I just hope she’s read the series.
So that’s all I’m waiting for as of now, we’ll besides the all new cast Silver Chair, but don’t get me started on that.

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