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SauerKraut
03-21-2004, 01:09 AM
Hsnopi brought up some good ones in his thread about that lame Windows movie, in particular I, Robot and Hellboy. I was wondering if there were any that you were looking forward too.

I personally cannot wait for those two. Asimov pwns my enchanted dream world of escapist reading.


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Also, on another note, I am NOT looking forward to these movies coming out:


Constantine. Though it's a wicked DC comic, Keanu Reeves is playing Constantine. Suxors.

Blade: Trinity.[/i] Enough with the Wesley Snipes Blade crapola (though I admit to liking them the first time I saw both of them...but 3?) please no.



Curious about [i]The Alamo though. Billy Bob Thornton and Dennis Quaid star, with Emilio EchevarrÃ*a as Santa Ana. Too bad I already know the ending.



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On an even brighter note:


WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY IS BEING REMADE!!!!!!!!!
Johnny Depp is playing Wonka. Mother of Pearl! I think it's going to P.W.N. I'd be gay if Depp was.


Pirates of the Carribean 2. I think I'll like it too, as again....mmmm...Depp.

Angry Kid
03-21-2004, 01:19 AM
As I mentioned on Hsnopi's thread, I, Robot became the standard by which I judged subsequent sci-fi novels that I read. Asimov spoiled me; science fiction with the emphasis on science.

Science fantasy (in general) never held as strong a place in my reading - perhaps if I'd read Dune first, I'd have a different opinion. That being said, I'll be in line when Hellboy comes out. :D

Hsnopi
03-21-2004, 01:25 AM
welli am looking forward to seeing how thety are going to cram all of the 3rd harry potter book into a movie. Also, Indiana Jones 4 is supposed to come outin a couple years. but that has been on plate forever.

Troy, of course, looks aewsome. and Van Helsing. The AvP movie.
OHOH! The Day After Tomorrow

I know it could be horrid but I am going to risk it.

batmanuel
03-21-2004, 06:23 AM
welli am looking forward to seeing how thety are going to cram all of the 3rd harry potter book into a movie. Also, Indiana Jones 4 is supposed to come outin a couple years. but that has been on plate forever.

Troy, of course, looks aewsome. and Van Helsing. The AvP movie.
OHOH! The Day After Tomorrow

I know it could be horrid but I am going to risk it.

So, is Van Helsing at all related to the Hellsing anime?

megaman
03-21-2004, 06:24 AM
Hsnopi brought up some good ones in his thread about that lame Windows movie, in particular I, Robot and Hellboy. I was wondering if there were any that you were looking forward too.

I personally cannot wait for those two. Asimov pwns my enchanted dream world of escapist reading.


*************************************************


Also, on another note, I am NOT looking forward to these movies coming out:


Constantine. Though it's a wicked DC comic, Keanu Reeves is playing Constantine. Suxors.

Blade: Trinity.[/i] Enough with the Wesley Snipes Blade crapola (though I admit to liking them the first time I saw both of them...but 3?) please no.



Curious about [i]The Alamo though. Billy Bob Thornton and Dennis Quaid star, with Emilio EchevarrÃ*a as Santa Ana. Too bad I already know the ending.



*************************************************

On an even brighter note:


WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY IS BEING REMADE!!!!!!!!!
Johnny Depp is playing Wonka. Mother of Pearl! I think it's going to P.W.N. I'd be gay if Depp was.


Pirates of the Carribean 2. I think I'll like it too, as again....mmmm...Depp.

i would have expected this comentaries from volvo, but sauer, yOU???

OMGG4YHAX!!!

LilPuppy
03-21-2004, 06:40 AM
welli am looking forward to seeing how thety are going to cram all of the 3rd harry potter book into a movie. Also, Indiana Jones 4 is supposed to come outin a couple years. but that has been on plate forever.

Troy, of course, looks aewsome. and Van Helsing. The AvP movie.
OHOH! The Day After Tomorrow

I know it could be horrid but I am going to risk it.

So, is Van Helsing at all related to the Hellsing anime?


Van Helsing is a character from Brahm Stokers book Dracula. A fearless vampire hunter...

BTW! if you haven't read that book you should it's well done and creepy.......written in the 1800's sometime..

Hsnopi
03-21-2004, 06:51 AM
not directl;yno. Helsing is apopular name and such in the vamp world.

SauerKraut
03-21-2004, 01:45 PM
Does Charlie & the chocolate factory really need to be remade?
Can anyone ever top Gene Wilder?

What, do we need a "darker & edger" Willy Wonka?
Aren't Oompa Loompa's politically incorrect now?

Besides, Charlie & the Great Glass Elevator was far weirder and it hasn't been made into a movie yet!


In my opinion, Depp's works have nothing to do with "topping" the original actor or the figure he portrays. I think he'll do his best to be damn near Wilder himself. Look at Ed Wood, Fear and Loathing, Donnie Brasco and his portrayal of Ichabod Crane in The Directors. OMG masterpieces of exactness they were.

He's the greatest actor of my generation, or so I believe.

Canadian Hick
03-21-2004, 01:53 PM
Does Charlie & the chocolate factory really need to be remade?
Can anyone ever top Gene Wilder?

What, do we need a "darker & edger" Willy Wonka?
Aren't Oompa Loompa's politically incorrect now?

Besides, Charlie & the Great Glass Elevator was far weirder and it hasn't been made into a movie yet!


In my opinion, Depp's works have nothing to do with "topping" the original actor or the figure he portrays. I think he'll do his best to be damn near Wilder himself. Look at Ed Wood, Fear and Loathing, Donnie Brasco and his portrayal of Ichabod Crane in The Directors. OMG masterpieces of exactness they were.

He's the greatest actor of my generation, or so I believe.
Although I would like to see some of your greats die a fiery death, I will agree with you on Depp, with the exception of the gay thing. :roll:

TedHershey
03-21-2004, 02:43 PM
Does Charlie & the chocolate factory really need to be remade?
Can anyone ever top Gene Wilder?

What, do we need a "darker & edger" Willy Wonka?
Aren't Oompa Loompa's politically incorrect now?

Besides, Charlie & the Great Glass Elevator was far weirder and it hasn't been made into a movie yet!


In my opinion, Depp's works have nothing to do with "topping" the original actor or the figure he portrays. I think he'll do his best to be damn near Wilder himself. Look at Ed Wood, Fear and Loathing, Donnie Brasco and his portrayal of Ichabod Crane in The Directors. OMG masterpieces of exactness they were.

He's the greatest actor of my generation, or so I believe.

I think they'd have to have Depp and Tim Burton. Or maybe the Coen Brothers.

SauerKraut
03-21-2004, 05:06 PM
Does Charlie & the chocolate factory really need to be remade?
Can anyone ever top Gene Wilder?

What, do we need a "darker & edger" Willy Wonka?
Aren't Oompa Loompa's politically incorrect now?

Besides, Charlie & the Great Glass Elevator was far weirder and it hasn't been made into a movie yet!


In my opinion, Depp's works have nothing to do with "topping" the original actor or the figure he portrays. I think he'll do his best to be damn near Wilder himself. Look at Ed Wood, Fear and Loathing, Donnie Brasco and his portrayal of Ichabod Crane in The Directors. OMG masterpieces of exactness they were.

He's the greatest actor of my generation, or so I believe.
Although I would like to see some of your greats die a fiery death, I will agree with you on Depp, with the exception of the gay thing. :roll:



Which greats would those be?

Canadian Hick
03-21-2004, 06:00 PM
Does Charlie & the chocolate factory really need to be remade?
Can anyone ever top Gene Wilder?

What, do we need a "darker & edger" Willy Wonka?
Aren't Oompa Loompa's politically incorrect now?

Besides, Charlie & the Great Glass Elevator was far weirder and it hasn't been made into a movie yet!


In my opinion, Depp's works have nothing to do with "topping" the original actor or the figure he portrays. I think he'll do his best to be damn near Wilder himself. Look at Ed Wood, Fear and Loathing, Donnie Brasco and his portrayal of Ichabod Crane in The Directors. OMG masterpieces of exactness they were.

He's the greatest actor of my generation, or so I believe.
Although I would like to see some of your greats die a fiery death, I will agree with you on Depp, with the exception of the gay thing. :roll:



Which greats would those be?
Tony Hawk.

batmanuel
03-21-2004, 07:12 PM
Does Charlie & the chocolate factory really need to be remade?
Can anyone ever top Gene Wilder?

What, do we need a "darker & edger" Willy Wonka?
Aren't Oompa Loompa's politically incorrect now?

Besides, Charlie & the Great Glass Elevator was far weirder and it hasn't been made into a movie yet!


In my opinion, Depp's works have nothing to do with "topping" the original actor or the figure he portrays. I think he'll do his best to be damn near Wilder himself. Look at Ed Wood, Fear and Loathing, Donnie Brasco and his portrayal of Ichabod Crane in The Directors. OMG masterpieces of exactness they were.

He's the greatest actor of my generation, or so I believe.

Oddly, I agree with SK. I also agree with RTG. Anyone who thinks the original Wonka was not creepy should watch closer... but I think Depp will bring something interesting to the role... and hopefully they will not just "redo" it, but make it new.

Chairman_Kaga
03-21-2004, 08:14 PM
Walking Tall with the Rock. Not even sure why but he entertains me even though I rarely, if ever, watch wrastlin. I think it's because he "gets" it. He doesn't get caught up in himself and he has a good time with it all.

laters
03-21-2004, 09:05 PM
Too bad most super hero movies suck. I think I'll wait for Hellboy and Blade 3 to come out on DVD's. I'm not looking forward to any new movies, but there are several DVD's I am interested in getting, such as LotR box set and Matrix 3. I didn't know they were making a sequel to Pirates of the Caribbean. I would definitely watch it in the theater. Gee I wonder if what's her name will be in the sequel, again. Schwing!

SauerKraut
03-21-2004, 10:41 PM
Does Charlie & the chocolate factory really need to be remade?
Can anyone ever top Gene Wilder?

What, do we need a "darker & edger" Willy Wonka?
Aren't Oompa Loompa's politically incorrect now?

Besides, Charlie & the Great Glass Elevator was far weirder and it hasn't been made into a movie yet!


In my opinion, Depp's works have nothing to do with "topping" the original actor or the figure he portrays. I think he'll do his best to be damn near Wilder himself. Look at Ed Wood, Fear and Loathing, Donnie Brasco and his portrayal of Ichabod Crane in The Directors. OMG masterpieces of exactness they were.

He's the greatest actor of my generation, or so I believe.
Although I would like to see some of your greats die a fiery death, I will agree with you on Depp, with the exception of the gay thing. :roll:



Which greats would those be?
Tony Hawk.


I'd like to hear your points against Tony Hawk being one of the greatest inspirations and heros of our time.

CMontyBurns
03-21-2004, 10:55 PM
as I posted in another thread... Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind... check it out1!!

ignus
03-21-2004, 11:34 PM
Kill Bill Volume 2 :)
AvP :)
Girls Gone Wild: VSF Gamers' Moms Edition :D

Canadian Hick
03-21-2004, 11:48 PM
Does Charlie & the chocolate factory really need to be remade?
Can anyone ever top Gene Wilder?

What, do we need a "darker & edger" Willy Wonka?
Aren't Oompa Loompa's politically incorrect now?

Besides, Charlie & the Great Glass Elevator was far weirder and it hasn't been made into a movie yet!


In my opinion, Depp's works have nothing to do with "topping" the original actor or the figure he portrays. I think he'll do his best to be damn near Wilder himself. Look at Ed Wood, Fear and Loathing, Donnie Brasco and his portrayal of Ichabod Crane in The Directors. OMG masterpieces of exactness they were.

He's the greatest actor of my generation, or so I believe.
Although I would like to see some of your greats die a fiery death, I will agree with you on Depp, with the exception of the gay thing. :roll:



Which greats would those be?
Tony Hawk.


I'd like to hear your points against Tony Hawk being one of the greatest inspirations and heros of our time.
He can skateboard, great contribution to humanity. One of the many sports, or hobbies is more apt, that is ONLY enjoyable for the people involved and is horrible to watch/simulate (the Tony Hawk pro skater games :sleep: ).

SauerKraut
03-22-2004, 01:08 AM
I'd like to hear your points against Tony Hawk being one of the greatest inspirations and heros of our time.
He can skateboard, great contribution to humanity. One of the many sports, or hobbies is more apt, that is ONLY enjoyable for the people involved and is horrible to watch/simulate (the Tony Hawk pro skater games :sleep: ).


What he contributed to "humanity" was a new state of awareness for the sport that so many kids enjoyed, but weren't taken seriously as athletes. His early succession to the throne of the skating world brought forth a little bit of hope that the age-old euphamism of "you can do anything you want and be good at it, and you will be recognized for it" can come true for a broader range of people. Who would have ever thought before his time that skateboarders or surfers would ever amount to anything but bummed out losers? Now, more kids grow up and say "I want to be a professional boarder" instead of everyone saying "I want to be a cosmonaut/firefighter/pilot/etc." The "extreme" sports such as street luging, motocross, BMXing, snowboarding and the skeleton would not have become so popular if it wasn't for the likes of him and his compatriots, such as Andy MacDonald, Stacy Peralta, Eddie Elguera, Mark Gonzales. There would be no chance of them even being in the Olympics. He deserves a lot more credit than you give him. He is a true pioneer and a role model.

He turned pro at 14 years old. How many 14 year olds can say they have a corporate sponsor? At 16 he won his first world championship. He never made much money at it either in the beginning, which is a shame. Nowadays, pro sk8ers make lots of dough. And they deserve it.

laters
03-22-2004, 01:12 AM
Kill Bill Volume 2 :)
Yes... I can't believe I forgot that one. A definite must-see for me.

RuperT
03-23-2004, 02:56 AM
Does Charlie & the chocolate factory really need to be remade?
Can anyone ever top Gene Wilder?

What, do we need a "darker & edger" Willy Wonka?
Aren't Oompa Loompa's politically incorrect now?

Besides, Charlie & the Great Glass Elevator was far weirder and it hasn't been made into a movie yet!


In my opinion, Depp's works have nothing to do with "topping" the original actor or the figure he portrays. I think he'll do his best to be damn near Wilder himself. Look at Ed Wood, Fear and Loathing, Donnie Brasco and his portrayal of Ichabod Crane in The Directors. OMG masterpieces of exactness they were.

He's the greatest actor of my generation, or so I believe.

Oddly, I agree with SK. I also agree with RTG. Anyone who thinks the original Wonka was not creepy should watch closer... but I think Depp will bring something interesting to the role... and hopefully they will not just "redo" it, but make it new.

What a classic! I greatly anticipate mocking the remake's aspirations to similar greatness! I'm guessing it won't be a musical...
The movie definitely has a creepy factor; Oompa Loompas may be a major contributor. The boat ride is also very disconcerting; I was very perturbed to notice it had been edited out of a recent network TV airing.

Chalybos
03-23-2004, 09:07 AM
Anyone find it ironic that Dawn of the Dead knocked The Jesus Chainsaw Massacre out of the top spot?

What if Jesus was a Zombie and the whole thing has been a terrible misunderstanding?
8O Oh, I can't wait to see where this one goes.

ignus
03-23-2004, 10:18 AM
Anyone find it ironic that Dawn of the Dead knocked The Jesus Chainsaw Massacre out of the top spot?

What if Jesus was a Zombie and the whole thing has been a terrible misunderstanding?

im sure its because Passion had been #1 for 3 or 4 weeks now, and i doubt many people saw it more than once, so it was time for the next big film to move in.

ignus
03-23-2004, 10:24 AM
Anyone find it ironic that Dawn of the Dead knocked The Jesus Chainsaw Massacre out of the top spot?

What if Jesus was a Zombie and the whole thing has been a terrible misunderstanding?
8O Oh, I can't wait to see where this one goes.

Well, you know Hollywood thinking. If a movie about a guy who dies and comes back to life is good then a movie where everyone dies and comes back to life has got to be better! :roll: :D

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Chalybos
03-23-2004, 11:02 AM
Anyone find it ironic that Dawn of the Dead knocked The Jesus Chainsaw Massacre out of the top spot?

What if Jesus was a Zombie and the whole thing has been a terrible misunderstanding?
8O Oh, I can't wait to see where this one goes.

Well, you know Hollywood thinking. If a movie about a guy who dies and comes back to life is good then a movie where everyone dies and comes back to life has got to be better! :roll: :D

:lol: :lol: :lol:
OMG, I agree with Ignus! 8O :lol:

BabyHeads
03-23-2004, 05:50 PM
I don't know who i'm seething more with envy against.

Jonny Depp or Brad Pitt. They're BOTH 40!!!!!!!

I should just kill my ugly no talent havin arse now.

No...wait...I can annoy the masses through the forums!

WOOO HOOO! Thank you GOD!

Brad
03-23-2004, 06:19 PM
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i would have expected this comentaries from volvo, but sauer, yOU???

OMGG4YHAX!!!

Blow me. :|

Ifurita
03-23-2004, 07:37 PM
Troy!

LilPuppy
03-24-2004, 02:55 PM
The Passion of the Python!!

http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/Movies/03/24/film.brian.reut/index.html

ignus
03-24-2004, 04:57 PM
The Passion of the Python!!

http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/Movies/03/24/film.brian.reut/index.html

:lol: i just bought that dvd this weekend and watched it for the first time. i was surprised how much it was like the Passion, and now they are doing this :lol:

Chalybos
03-24-2004, 08:29 PM
The Passion of the Python!!

http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/Movies/03/24/film.brian.reut/index.html

:lol: i just bought that dvd this weekend and watched it for the first time. i was surprised how much it was like the Passion, and now they are doing this :lol:
Truly a classic. :D