Yep. One with has the title and intended subject matter of "Gandi: The life and times." So being a Bay production, naturally in addition to the exploding zoo animals, the story with be told through the eyes of two young lovers in their early twenties who live in LA and are holidaying in India who save India almost singlehandedly with occasional help from the US Military who save those pesky natives and that funny looking bald bloke with the glasses from their own un-American incompetance..
Wow... Oscar material! It has the depth and spirituality of Attenborough's Ghandi, but now without the mushy and very fictional non-violence approach. At least a reality version of the Ghandi story, what really happened.... Ya know, Bay is finally getting the hang of movie making. And I'm sure in the end the two lovers dress up in sheets and want to live the life of the indigenious Na'vi...err... Indians.
The climactic scene where Shia LeBeouf's character calls in the air strike on the British forces montaged with the finally enraged Gandi beating Winston Churchill and 6 bodyguards with his bare fists announces that the determination to overide old boring inaccurate, obsolete world history has prevailed in hollywood at last.
And then they will follow it up with a sequel
Originally posted by Kazenji
And then they will follow it up with a sequel
HAHAHA!!! The hand through the stomach was ace