Emilio Estevez says Young Guns 3 in the works

Seems like he's ready to get back in it. I read an article about his Mighty Ducks TV show and him using it as a way to get back into acting. Good for him.

Middle-aged Guns.

Given their youthful age during the original films, they are not too old, but the title should not include Young Guns. Yes, the concern for branding is legitimate, but the carryover audience some three decades later is not likely to be large enough, anyway. Instead, give the movie a credible name and offer a strong marketing campaign. (That said, I could be wrong, and I would be curious to learn what others feel about a potential title, marketing-wise.) 

By the way, I still need to see the original Young Guns movies. I am a Western aficionado and I learned about these films circa 1997 (I was too young when they hit theaters), but I have never gotten around to viewing them. 

Estevez recently wrote, directed, and starred in a movie that I deemed "very good"—The Public, which received a brief theatrical run in April 2019. (At least in my area, it only reached one commercial chain, AMC, in addition to independent/arthouse venues. I viewed the film twice at AMC.) It is a very engaging, engrossing, socially and humanly honest movie about reading and life and homelessness, and it is a film that can utterly change people's views about the homeless, even if one proved sympathetic in the first place. But The Public also offers a splendid sense of humor and lyricism, in its writing, acting, editing, and visual compositions. The fact that it is set and shot in Cincinnati—a major American city, yet an unusual one for a movie—makes it all the more quirkily endearing. Estevez deserves kudos for creating an utterly idiosyncratic and important movie about something that actually matters. 

By the way, the strong cast includes Alec Baldwin and Christian Slater. 

He can always do Maximum Overdrive 2.