Man-in-the-Box wrote:These choices are getting tougher and tougher, If this keeps up, I'll have to knock the dust off the trusty old Magic 8-Ball.
Though I don't agree in the slightest, I won't judge. And that's what's great about the Phantom Zone.MasterWhedon wrote:Was I the only one on the face of the planet who liked Torque? I mean, yeah, the movie's shit, but the visual style was incredible. Joseph Kahn, of Enrique Iglesias's "Hero" and Destiny's Child's "Say My Name" fame really delivered the goods. No substance, sure, but the guys got a set of eyes on him.
Man-in-the-Box wrote:Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich, hell, you get the point.
PVIII wrote:Fuck, well now the tie is broken. I keep forgetting to put a day limit on these things.
PVIII
Pacino86845 wrote:Hey at least they're movie-related topics...
Fried Gold wrote:Pacino86845 wrote:Hey at least they're movie-related topics...
Just thought they might be decent topics to stir up some movie discussion. (it also de-bumps the werewolf/globalwarming/sports/imgoingactuallyimnot goingimback/werewolf threads.
Cpt Kirks 2pay wrote:Actually just to spite you as you're so argumentative, I'm gonna start playing the Werewolf Game.
Fried Gold wrote:Cpt Kirks 2pay wrote:Actually just to spite you as you're so argumentative, I'm gonna start playing the Werewolf Game.
Play the Werewolf Game? That's just crazy talk.
Besides, how would that spite me?
Pacino86845 wrote:Actually Kirk, not that I read all of your crazy rambling, but I think FG's doing a cool thing bumping some of these oldies...
PVIII wrote:Yeah, and Panic Room was nothing great. BTW, I'm planning on getting a Michael Bay, Rob Coen, Renny Harlin, poll going tomorrow, so watch out.
PVIII
Meredith Woerner wrote:David Fincher is bringing your favorite Swedish hacker girl Lisbeth Salander to life in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo — but he almost tackled Spider-Man instead. In our exclusive interview, the director told us how he would have handled the web-slinger... and walked us through his operatic title sequence in great detail.
Last January, Fincher was one of the names tossed around to reboot the Spider-Man movies, before Marc Webb took the job. Sadly he never took the gig — but here's what he told us about his plans:
My impression what Spider-Man could be is very different from what Sam [Raimi] did or what Sam wanted to do. I think the reason he directed that movie was because he wanted to do the Marvel comic superhero. I was never interested in the genesis story. I couldn't get past a guy getting bit by a red and blue spider. It was just a problem… It was not something that I felt I could do straight-faced. I wanted to start with Gwen Stacy and the Green Goblin, and I wanted to kill Gwen Stacy.
The title sequence of the movie that I was going to do was going to be a ten minute — basically a music video, an opera, which was going to be the one shot that took you through the entire Peter Parker [backstory]. Bit by a radio active spider, the death of Uncle Ben, the loss of Mary Jane, and [then the movie] was going to begin with Peter meeting Gwen Stacy. It was a very different thing, it wasn't the teenager story. It was much more of the guy who's settled into being a freak.
Alex Billington wrote:Time for a Fincher recap. In my recent interview with David Fincher, the first question I asked was: "what are the defining factors that help you decide what project you're going to take?" It was a primer for figuring out what made him so interested in a Girl with the Dragon Tattoo remake, but before we even got to that, he took about 10 minutes to explain his interest in most of the films he has made, starting with Alien 3 and mentioning Zodiac and The Game. I pulled quotes for each film as well as updates from other films that he didn't mention for a complete look at why Fincher directed the 9 movies he has over his career. Read on!
Scott Beggs wrote:It seems like Marvel and Sony have plucked Watts off a street corner in Millberry, Ohio and asked if he wants to helm their latest run at global franchise dominance, but his non-feature resume is lengthy, and the 47 videos he has on his personal Vimeo page paint the picture of a modestly accomplished filmmaker with a twisted sense of humor, a heart for horror and a hinted at talent for action.
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