Justin Lin to Direct Keanu Reeves in 'BRZRKR'

Justin Lin to Direct Keanu Reeves in Adaptation of ‘BRZRKR’ Comic Series
The ‘Fast & Furious’ veteran will be directing the new movie, which will see Keanu Reeves as an immortal warrior, based on the comic book Reeves co-wrote.
Justin Lin and Keanu Reeves Will Bring BRZRKR to Cinematic Life
No news yet on when BRZRKR is coming out or when production starts; as THR notes, Lin is attached to Apple’s Charlize Theron/Daniel Craig vehicle Two For the Money, and may still be on hand to direct and produce the live-action One Punch Man film.
Justin Lin to Direct Keanu Reeves in ‘BRZRKR’ at Netflix
"The Batman" screenwriter Mattson Tomlin is adapting the comic book series for the screen The post Justin Lin to Direct Keanu Reeves in ‘BRZRKR’ at Netflix appeared first on TheWrap.
'BRZRKR': Justin Lin-Keanu Reeves unite for comic book adaptation
Justin Lin, known for his contribution to the Fast & Furious franchise, will helm BRZRKR, the Netflix adaptation of the comic series created by Keanu Reeves, per The Hollywood Reporter. Reeves will not just star but also produce it with Stephen Christy from Boom! Studios, Company Films's Stephen Hamel, and Ross Richie.
Justin Lin is directing Keanu Reeves' extremely metal comic book movie
Boom! Studios’ recent action comic BRZRKR falls pretty firmly under pop culture’s tacitly understood “ Dogstar Rule,” i.e., the general acknowledgement that some things are inherently more interesting because Keanu Reeves is the one doing them.
The Netflix film adaptation of Keanu Reeves’ BRZRKR now has its director
Justin Lin, who has directed multiple films in the Fast & Furious franchise, is on board to lead the Netflix adaptation of Keanu Reeves' comic.
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