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 sd71
on Oct 14 2008, 11:37:50 AM writes:
WOW
that does look like james franco |
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mzieg
on Oct 13 2008, 11:36:18 PM writes:
AWESOME BUT...
"battles an enemy in deep space for only a few months, only to return home to a planet he doesn’t recognize some 20 years later."
Er, "20 years" is a long way from "forever." In the novel, he battled the enemy on planet after planet, traveling between engagements with his team at sub-light speeds that allowed decades to roll by in Earth-time. By the time the whole conflict was shown to be a misunderstanding, nearly 1,000 years had gone by, leaving Earth civilization totally unrecognizable.
20 years...geez. Even Ripley floated through the core systems for 57 years. Hell, I've been out of high school for 20 years. Damn, now I'm depressed... |
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Big H
on Oct 13 2008, 4:08:11 PM writes:
SCOTT RULES!
Kingdom of Heaven should be added to the list of his recent movies that were good. I didn't want to watch it but after being talked into, it's pretty damn good. The directors is even better. Liam Neeson, Orlando Bloom, Brendan Gleeson, Jeremy Irons and Ed Norton. If you haven't seen it check it out, then watch the Directors cut. |
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rasagathi
on Oct 13 2008, 3:29:49 PM writes:
The way I see it, Scott is a good director who has fallen prey to some shit screenplays. He's missed on his last three films, and Nottingham looks like crap (in my humble opinion). That said, he's also directed some of my favorite films ever (Black Hawk Down, Matchstick Men, etc.) and will be able to do that again if he gets a good screenplay out of someone. Fingers crossed that this is a good script.
P.S. A Good Year was one of the worst films i've seen in ages. I mean, seriously, didn't Ridley and Russell read the script before they signed the dotted line? |
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PuffCity
on Oct 13 2008, 2:18:42 PM writes:
Doesnt that look exactly like a tired James Franco on the cover? |
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studboi69
on Oct 13 2008, 12:35:16 PM writes:
RE: DAN BARNA
How ignorant can you possibly be??? American Gangster was a critical and a commercial hit. Same as Black Hawk Down. If you're going to slander someone, at least back it up with solid evidence. |
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Call me Indiana
on Oct 13 2008, 11:31:55 AM writes:
Hasn't had a hit since GLADIATOR? I guess you forgot about AMERICAN GANGSTER, which was a kick ass film. |
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Rohan
on Oct 13 2008, 10:59:20 AM writes:
YOU KIDDING ME...
This is a good news. I am a huge Ridly Scott fan. I am happy. He has done an awesome job in all his movies.
He makes them perfect with no flaws. Black Hawk Down to Kingdom of heaven and most recently BODY OF LIES.
Body Of Lies is a perfect film. Well directed, Quality story, action, plot, acting, well scripted. Detailed carefully. What else we wanna see... seriously do you want to see some naked chicks showing boobs on the big screen while riding a guy with 4 inch tool.
Give me a break. Ridley is awesome.
I recommend BODY OF LIES. Watch it. Learn the truth.
Awesome movie.
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Halik
on Oct 13 2008, 10:22:06 AM writes:
SHIT YEA!
This sounds awesome really awesome. I'm really craving a bad ass Sci-Fi film. |
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corran horn
on Oct 13 2008, 9:52:16 AM writes:
RIDLEY'S HAD MORE RECENT HITS
Sounds interesting, but Ridley's had more recent hits than GLADIATOR (though that is his biggest). What about BLACK HAWK DOWN (109M) and AMERICAN GANGSTER (130M)? |
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