Talk:Logan's Run (2010 film)

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[edit] April 2007 revision

I've revised the entire article to be more linear and to take advantage of existing citations outside of the questionable letter whose content was used in the article. This citation is located on a personal webpage hosted by GeoCities. While the letter does not seem fake, the fact that it's found on this webpage but nowhere else (that I could find) makes it a weak source to use. If the letter can be located on a news website that recognizes it as the author's own, then I would be glad to cite it. In the meantime, I'm not sure if the link is appropriate, even as an external link. A second citation issue is the mention of director James McTeigue as Singer's replacement. McTeigue was first mentioned at Variety, but it was treated as a rumor. There was a citation in the previous revision from TV Guide, but the link does not work. I was not able to find any search results that cited TV Guide mentioning McTeigue as a possibility, only ones tied to Variety, which I've mentioned called the information a rumor. If anyone can verify either the letter or the McTeigue possibility, that would be greatly appreciated. —Erik (talk • contrib • review) - 05:50, 15 April 2007 (UTC)