There are five stages of grieving: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance. Poor Vin Diesel has not yet gotten past Denial when it comes to his Riddick character's future on the silver screen. And director David Twohy is right there with him, denying the basic realities of the situation.

Talking to Shock Til You Drop Twohy said that he and Diesel are still hard at work on a third Riddick movie, despite Chronicles of Riddick not being any good or very successful.

'[T]here's some interest at the studio level but it would be as a PG-13 film, and we don't want to do that anymore. That's one of the concessions we thought we made with 'Riddick' that we shouldn't have made. We also spent too much money and we were too ambitions, so yes, if we do go back to a third one, it will be focused again, hopefully again the same way that 'Pitch Black' was, and we'll spend less money doing it. We're just trying to figure out how much less we can do it for, because I don't think Vin is going to work for scale again.'

I love that. Vin won't work scale on a project that he and he alone is dying to see made.

Twohy says that he'd like to return to a more monster-oriented format, like Pitch Black; to read all his thoughts on the matter, click here.