"Maybe it's because I'm a part of Avengers or I'm a part of Disney, I'm a part of Guardians and I'm a part of Fast and I've had so much of that wonderful experience that I think the higher thinking becomes - when people tell me that they love the Witch Hunter, and they want to see Michael Caine and I go into another one, I go, 'Wow!'"ĭiesel is clearly very passionate about the project and did also confirm that meetings with the studio had taken place. As an artist, the more experienced I get, the more I am appreciating just the fact that my work somehow finds you and that you get to experience it at your own time and at your own pace, and I'm less concerned - and maybe it's because of accolades." "When a Last Witch Hunter comes out and it doesn't destroy the box office you, under the old thinking, would go, 'Well, maybe I should focus on something else.' But nowadays what's fascinating is that movies find you somehow. Still, Diesel has been adamant that a sequel could happen, even teasing last month that a follow-up is being "actively created". While the first movie has found a following, it was very negatively received by critics, and only made $146.9 million at the worldwide box office. Of course, it is difficult to say that this is definitely what is going on. Though this is far from confirmed, Diesel is surely teasing some major forward momentum on a Last Witch Hunter follow-up, something which has been speculated about since the release of the first movie. The actor is clearly not shy about the quality of said script, either. So, this very much suggests that Vin Diesel is using this time to actively start writing the script for a sequel to The Last Witch Hunter. Speaking further about his career, Vin Diesel hints at that being the case, as he suggests people found their way to it, in their own time."Some of the best scripts will be written during this time.
It seems the movie must have done quite well on VOD and perhaps on streaming in the years since it was released. Directed by Breck Eisner, the movie cost $90 million to produce, yet it earned just $146 million at the box office, and a measly $27 million domestically.Ĭonventional wisdom says that's a box office bomb. However, it's money that matters most with these things, and that's why this is so surprising. For one, the movie carries a very poor 17 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. This is absolutely nothing against anyone who enjoyed 2015's fantasy epic, but the odds were very much stacked against The Last Witch Hunter 2 happening. But it's funny that you mentioned Last Witch Hunter because I'm in a meeting with Lionsgate and they're actively creating the sequel to The Last Witch Hunter." "Lionsgate is coming and saying, 'We're putting a writer on for the next one.' That's kinda cool!.
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