You know what I was thinking the other day?  A lot of things, but not among them: "The world needs a remake of the 1988 Jean Claude Van Damme action flick Bloodsport."  But we're getting it anyway as ScreenDaily reports that director Phillip Noyce (Salt) will helm the remake (or as it's being called, a "reinvention", which is a fancier way of saying remake) for producers Ed Pressman and Alberto Lensi.  The original film was about a soldier who goes AWOL to fight in a tournament so he can uphold his master's honor. Robert Mark Kamen (Taken) wrote the script for the remake, which will follow "an American who goes to Brazil to recover from the violence he has experienced in Afghanistan who gets involved in a martial arts contest."  Yes, that logic makes no sense.Noyce is also attached to direct an adaptation of Tim Winton’s Dirt Music, the time-travel flick Timeless, the submarine action-thriller Hunter Killer, and the drama Our Wild Life.  It's not surprising that he would be attached to such a diversity of projects although he usually traffics in the thriller genre with an edge towards espionage.