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Vin Diesel says Universal wants another Riddick movie

January 28, 2014 by admin

Vin Diesel’s third outing as the antihero Richard B. Riddick might not have set the box office alight last year, but it made a comfortable profit, banking just over $98 million around the globe froma $38 million budget. And, following a successful home entertainment release [read our review here], Diesel has now taken to Facebook to thank his fans for making the threequel a success, as well as revealing that Universal wants to start development on a follow-up:

“”I’m just excited, and happy, and I’m shouting out to you guys to say thank you. Universal just called me and told me Riddick is number one on the DVD charts. There’s no way Riddick would have been made without you guys. You know that. and you guys have been a part of our page since 2012 and remember how arduous a road it was to get the movie made, and to make it rated ‘R,’ and to do it with such a low budget. It’s a win for all of us and I really, really thank you so much. Yeah, I’m excited, and of course, Universal also says they want to develop the next one.”

Would you like to see Diesel back for another Riddick movie? Let us know in the comments below…

Originally published January 28, 2014. Updated April 11, 2018.

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