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Knight Rider is getting a 'digital reboot'
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Knight Rider is getting a 'digital reboot'
StrumSolo > 27/10/2016, 17:42
Help me out here guys... WTF is a digital reboot?
Are they using fancy new cameras that don't require film? Something to do with it only being available online or via streaming services? Or perhaps it just means it'll be CGI rather than live action? If that's the case then David Hasselhoff had better be at least providing the voice for Michael Knight.
That's a dealbreaker, ladies.
The Fast and the Furious director Justin Lin has partnered with digital network (still nothing) Machinima to produce the show, and it'll hopefully be ready some time next year. Details are otherwise scarce, so let's just enjoy the opening credits from the original.
Glorious. -
RE: Knight Rider is getting a 'digital reboot'
parkaner > 27/10/2016, 18:32
I fondly remember the remote-control KITT I got for Christmas back in the 80's. It was one of those ones with a lead between the controller and the car, none of that fancy radio business.
It had the flashing red lights and a cool button that made the headlights pop up while it was moving. At about 2 mph
Disappointingly, it didn't talk. That may have been reserved for the de-luxe model.
And yes, what a tune! -
RE: Knight Rider is getting a 'digital reboot'
jesslloydfan > 28/10/2016, 12:16
A digital reboot is something that's rebooted and in digital. Hope that clears that up for you Scotty (Translation i have no bloody clue). I'm sure in the style of every other tv or film reboot that it will be dark and gritty. Maybe KITT will have a secret past of running people over for fun and an pick up truck ex with an abandoned truck child. -
RE: Knight Rider is getting a 'digital reboot'
dony > 28/10/2016, 23:08
who remembers the knight rider series on channel bravo back in the day before they closed the channel down? and i have no clue what a digital reboot is, a reboot to me is just a reboot im not sure where the digital part comes in to this