'Buffy' Reboot Scrapped Over Disappointing Script

Keep in mind that "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" reboot which has been kicking around Hollywood? Contemplate it secured for the time being, a minimum of. The La Occasions reported late a week ago that film writer Whit Anderson the newcomer who'd been hired to reinvent Joss Whedon's broadly admired film, TV and comic series in regards to a teenage vampire slayer and her equally capable buddies continues to be kicked in the project after delivering a script that "fell far lacking anticipation and, ultimately, was declined completely." Fans from the Whedonverse and "Buffy" particularly are unquestionably thrilled through the news from the reboot's apparent demise (the La Times' original report notes that despite the fact that "a brand new author has been searched for," the project in general "might have lost some steam" following Anderson's disappointing effort). And fans aren't the only real ones who're likely honoring, as numerous cast and crew people connected with "Buffy" have previously spoken out against the thought of dealing with that story without Whedon's direct participation. "I believe it is a horrible idea," star Sarah Michelle Gellar stated captured. "To try and perform a 'Buffy' without Joss Whedon, I am talking about that's, like, honestly, to become incredibly non-eloquent: this is the dumbest idea I have heard.Inch Its tough to imagine anybody but Joss getting that towards the screen," former "Buffy" author Marti Noxon told MTV News at the begining of 2011. "I wouldnt desire to be the individual attempting to write it. And That I done the show, but I wouldn't desire to be that [person] since the fans are extremely loyal. Theyre excruciatingly loyal, unless of course they hate you, by which situation theyre excruciating about this too. Marti Noxon discusses the "Buffy" reboot! Are you currently excited the "Buffy" reboot has apparently shut lower? Tell us your eat the comments section as well as on Twitter!