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Dec. 28th, 2007 04:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
duchess_of_piehey! they're making a "sin city 2"! AND a "sin city 3"! AAAAAND... johnny depp's rumored to be in both! fun!
and tim burton's making a film version of "alice in wonderland!!!" joy!! (no word yet if this is going to be stop-motion or not.)
for "lost" fans: a video game is due out next year.
the real story of "mulan" is rumored to be out next year, starring zhang ziyi and michelle yeoh.
the boy that they got to play tom riddle (age 11) for "half-blood prince" is ralph fiennes' nephew.
and since i'm talking movies:
REVIEWS OF THE DUCHESS: THE DECEMBER BOYS (dvd)
snore. it's "cider house rules" without the abortion issue. and you can imagine how interesting THAT is. and they took the ending from "waking ned devine" and made it cheesier.
the only one i recommend this to is kat, because daniel gets his manhood on with a girl.
end review.
REVIEWS OF THE DUCHESS: THE SIMPSONS MOVIE (dvd)
i have a confession to make: gabe wanted to see this too. but since i'm a little upset with his lack of communication over the christmas holidays and didn't want to pout about it, i made it my act of revenge to watch this and return it before he got back. pppppbbbbt.
i'm surpised that they were able to come up with something huge enough to turn into a movie, yet keep the regular storyline format. and i'm VERY impressed that so many characters got cameos without feeling like they were cameos for we're-making-a-movie-gotta-give-everyone-due effect. *coughranmacough* but then, they're able to pull it off in their episodes too, so it didn't feel too different.
i really liked it.
end review.
REVIEWS OF THE DUCHESS: V FOR VENDETTA (dvd)
we were trying to remember what else hugo weaving had done other than LOTR and the matrix sagas. i'm impressed that he took a role where he never shows his face. i mean, how do you get an actor to sign on for that? "you're going to be one of the main characters, but your face will never be seen. in fact, we can pretty much just stick anyone in your place and dub you over if you piss us off."
there were things i really liked about it and things that bored me. i couldn't bring myself to watch the making of, because i didn't need ten minutes of natalie portman talking about shaving her head or more parallels between the violence and the london subway bombings. and that's odd, i usually watch all the extras i can. i liked it, but not that much, i guess.
end review.
and tim burton's making a film version of "alice in wonderland!!!" joy!! (no word yet if this is going to be stop-motion or not.)
for "lost" fans: a video game is due out next year.
the real story of "mulan" is rumored to be out next year, starring zhang ziyi and michelle yeoh.
the boy that they got to play tom riddle (age 11) for "half-blood prince" is ralph fiennes' nephew.
and since i'm talking movies:
REVIEWS OF THE DUCHESS: THE DECEMBER BOYS (dvd)
snore. it's "cider house rules" without the abortion issue. and you can imagine how interesting THAT is. and they took the ending from "waking ned devine" and made it cheesier.
the only one i recommend this to is kat, because daniel gets his manhood on with a girl.
end review.
REVIEWS OF THE DUCHESS: THE SIMPSONS MOVIE (dvd)
i have a confession to make: gabe wanted to see this too. but since i'm a little upset with his lack of communication over the christmas holidays and didn't want to pout about it, i made it my act of revenge to watch this and return it before he got back. pppppbbbbt.
i'm surpised that they were able to come up with something huge enough to turn into a movie, yet keep the regular storyline format. and i'm VERY impressed that so many characters got cameos without feeling like they were cameos for we're-making-a-movie-gotta-give-everyone-due effect. *coughranmacough* but then, they're able to pull it off in their episodes too, so it didn't feel too different.
i really liked it.
end review.
REVIEWS OF THE DUCHESS: V FOR VENDETTA (dvd)
we were trying to remember what else hugo weaving had done other than LOTR and the matrix sagas. i'm impressed that he took a role where he never shows his face. i mean, how do you get an actor to sign on for that? "you're going to be one of the main characters, but your face will never be seen. in fact, we can pretty much just stick anyone in your place and dub you over if you piss us off."
there were things i really liked about it and things that bored me. i couldn't bring myself to watch the making of, because i didn't need ten minutes of natalie portman talking about shaving her head or more parallels between the violence and the london subway bombings. and that's odd, i usually watch all the extras i can. i liked it, but not that much, i guess.
end review.
