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corran horn
on Feb 16 2008, 10:32:18 AM writes:
SO FAR SO GOOD
In addition to The Proposition, one can view Danny in Constant gardener (one of his best) or The Aviator if you're uncertain about his acting chops. I can see him as a younger Brian Cox (if a little fitter). Have to say the casting (and directing) of this film are really coming together. BTW, who rewrote Wolverine before the strike? |
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theshadowalker
on Feb 16 2008, 12:50:10 AM writes:
REGARDING SOME OF THE COMMENTS BELOW:
Could someone please explain to me the fanboy obsession with Gerard Butler?
:-/
I mean, sure, he was fun in the goofily over-the-top "300"...but he was TERRIBLE as both Dracula and the Phantom; and his latest film, "P.S. I Love You," got lacerating reviews.
And as for Wolverine? I still hope they're staying with the comics' origin, and have abandoned that nonsense about young Wolvie fighting, erm, high school jocks...which doesn't sound like it's set in 1800s Canada. |
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Neon October
on Feb 15 2008, 11:47:35 PM writes:
TERRESTRIAL...
terrestrial, please rent 'The Propostion' instead of 30 Days of Night to really see Huston's talents used properly |
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 APzombie
on Feb 15 2008, 10:46:53 PM writes:
Danny Huston is an amazing actor!
I'm a moderate X-Men fan, but this casting made me giddy. The resemblance to Brian Cox is also striking (pun intended) |
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soulstealer82
on Feb 15 2008, 9:40:11 PM writes:
they need to bring Gambit into the movie, i've been waiting since the 1st X-Men movie to see if Gambit was ever gonna be in any of the movies. |
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 X-KID
on Feb 15 2008, 9:34:36 PM writes:
CAST
XMO:Wolverine is promising to be a star studded film, just like the previous three, good solid casting so far, I cant wait to see which new mutants they bring in. |
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syfer
on Feb 15 2008, 8:21:02 PM writes:
HALL
Michael C. Hall would have been a great choice for Stryker. He had a stricking resemblence to the actor from X Men 1-3. Getting an experienced actor is good but age sure runs with time. right ? |
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 terrestrial
on Feb 15 2008, 6:50:38 PM writes:
Sounds interesting. Guess I have to pre-order 30 DAYS OF NIGHT, to get a better impression.
lol, half sister.....
to @drzoom
I also love Gerard Butlers work, I would love to see him in this movie, no matter as what character. HJ an GB together in one movie ..... |
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 sunpaintedblack
on Feb 15 2008, 6:48:43 PM writes:
OK WAIT...
wait wait... didnt tyler mane play sabretooth in the first film?... what's the continuity there? i never really read the comics and only watched some of the animated versions, but i fully realize wolverine's decreased aging but are we going to see a muuuuch younger sabretooth here, or is his aging slowed too? and if it is, why not bring back tyler mane? and if not, shouldnt he have been quite a bit older in the first film? i think i'm just looking for someone to explain the character of sabretooth a bit first before i make judgment calls on casting... |
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KReigle37
on Feb 15 2008, 6:31:53 PM writes:
I would have liked to of seen Michael C. Hall in a film. But, this is good too. |
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