Will there be a golden compass 2 movie?

Answer 1

Yes, The Subtle Knife. Coming out in 2009

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And eventually, The Amber Spyglass

It is Jan 2010 and it is still not out

i agree. when is it coming out?

It is March 2011 and still not another one out.

When is it coming out?

Answer 2

The sequel of the Golden Compass would be called The Subtle Knife. It was programed to be released in 2009. But the first movie didn't match the financial expectations of the studio, so they stressed the release of the second and third movie.

In March 2008, The Golden Compass Producer Deborah Forte expressed optimism that sequels could be made, and said that she intended to see them realized, but the studio decided not to make them. In December 2008, The Independent noted that a risky economic climate may have contributed to the non-production of further films, as "wider film industry is expecting to tighten its belt in 2009"

camipanda:

if we all maby can get a website or something like that we could protesst. maybe they wil make a new golden compass with someone younger than dakota (lyra) and make the subtile knife and the amber spy glass too! but that is only a thought... im preatty sure it wount work. BUT WE COULD ALLWAYS TRYYY!!!!!

Answer 3

The sequel of the Golden Compass would be called The Subtle Knife. It was programed to be released in 2009. But the first movie didn't match the financial expectations of the studio, so they stressed the release of the second and third movie.

In March 2008, The Golden Compass Producer Deborah Forte expressed optimism that sequels could be made, and said that she intended to see them realized, but the studio decided not to make them. In December 2008, The Independent noted that a risky economic climate may have contributed to the non-production of further films, as "wider film industry is expecting to tighten its belt in 2009"

Answer 4

New Line Cinema commissioned Hossein Amini to write a screenplay based on the second book in the trilogy, The Subtle Knife, potentially for release in late 2009, with the third book of the trilogy, The Amber Spyglass, to follow. However, New Line president Toby Emmerich stressed that production of the second and third films was dependent on the financial success of The Golden Compass. When The Golden Compass did not meet expectations at the United States box office, the likelihood of a sequel was downplayed by New Line. According to studio co-head Michael Lynne, "The jury is still very much out on the movie, and while it's performed very strongly overseas we'll look at it early [2008] and see where we're going with a [sequel]." If sequels are produced, Weitz has said that he intends to "protect [their] integrity" by being "much less compromising" in the book-to-film adaptation process. On February 29, 2008, Weitz told The Daily Yomiuri that he still hopes for sequels, saying "at first it looked like we were down for the count because in the U.S. [the film] underperformed. But then internationally it performed [better] than expectations. So, a lot depends on Japan, frankly.... I think if it does well enough here we'll be in good shape for that." In March 2008, The Golden Compass Producer Deborah Forte expressed optimism that sequels could be made, and said that she intended to see them realized, but the studio decided not to make them. In December 2008, The Independent noted that a risky economic climate may have contributed to the non-production of further films, as "wider film industry is expecting to tighten its belt in 2009

Answer 5

It would be called The Subtle Knife. It was programed to be released in 2009, but the first movie didn't reach the financial success they expected and they stressed the release of the second and third movie.

In March 2008, The Golden Compass Producer Deborah Forte expressed optimism that sequels could be made, and said that she intended to see them realized, but the studio decided not to make them. In December 2008, The Independent noted that a risky economic climate may have contributed to the non-production of further films, as "wider film industry is expecting to tighten its belt in 2009"

Answer 6

The 2007 movie didn't gross enough money in the US to merit a sequel.

Answer 7

Only the first book of the trilogy was made into a movie.