What happened to Peter Hyams?
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Samurai_Rebellion — 19 years ago(May 21, 2006 06:27 AM)
Forget Hyams, he had his chance. he's got his foot in the door and he blew it.
it's time for new talent, like us.
wouldn't YOU want a chance to direct your own film then have Hyams churn out another bad film? -
filmbuff-36 — 18 years ago(December 12, 2007 07:58 AM)
Hyams made too many movies that the critics hated (many of which changed their minds later) and his reputation suffered because of it. Hollywood is not a system that rewards people whose films stand the test of the time: you have to be loved by the critics and make money NOW.
Hyams is skating by on whatever remains of his reputation, but studios aren't going to give him a major budget anymore. -
marcl-1 — 18 years ago(March 28, 2008 01:51 PM)
Well it just seems the Peter Hyams of old will make a comeback
Hyams is filming right now "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt", a remake of the classic Fritz Lang film noir. Ok, usually I'm not too enthusiastic about remakes, we've gotten so much of them these past years I'm fed up. But here's the thing : the screenplay is penned by Hyams himself, and all of us (not many) Hyams lovers out there know that the guy made his best films from his own scripts (BUSTING, CAPRICORN ONE, OUTLAND, THE STAR CHAMBER)and it's nice to see him make a return in the crime genre, where he seems so comfortable.
It stars Michael Dougla1c84s, who worked with Hyams previously almost 25 years ago in THE STAR CHAMBER.
Maybe this will be Peter Hyams' return to form, who knows. I sure hope so -
charismaseasons — 12 years ago(July 21, 2013 08:09 PM)
Apart from A Sound of Thunder and The Musketeer I quite like all the other movies he's done. In fact I think I own more of his movies than just about any other director (apart from Ridley Scott and Spielberg)
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ActorRobertMalone — 11 years ago(October 25, 2014 12:42 AM)
My goodness what a great body of work
would love to work with you on my 2 screenplaysthey have historical potential.
Maloneactor @gmail.com
My LINK:
http://www.imdb.com/board/21377184/
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adog1990 — 11 years ago(October 29, 2014 11:04 PM)
I think Peter Hyams is okay director and producer. The films I like from him are 20b6810, Outland, Monster Squad, Stay Tuned (which could of been better if Tim Burton produced it), and End of Days. But Sound of Thunder is his worst movie and is the Battlefield Earth of 2005. I think the reason why we haven't seen or heard more of Peter Hyams is he could be planing to retire, find a movie to make, or he is dying cause he was born in the 1940's.