Bioshock's Ken Levine writing Logan's Run movie remake

David Pescovitz 10:08 am Thu Jun 20, 2013

Irrational Games co-founder Ken Levine, one of the main minds behind the BioShock series, is writing the script for a remake of the classic 1976 science fiction film Logan's Run (based on the 1969 novel by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson). Above, the 1976 film's spectacular trailer. Of course, this is not the first time Warner Bros has begun developing a remake of the movie. A couple years ago, Nicolas Winding Refn, of Drive and Pusher fame, was going to direct, with Ryan Gosling signed on as Logan. (Engadget, thanks Jess Hemerly!)

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