Posted: 21 Feb 2010, 00:00
as Van Morrison sang: "you're my brown eyed girl"
are ya with me on this...
are ya with me on this...
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Oddly enough, I feel better about this than another sequel.hellboy69 wrote:The Crow is just another in a long line of "reimaginings" on the Hollywood slate...
http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/36015/ ... crow-redux
Stephen Norrington is having a crack at it. The first Blade movie was bloody good fun IMHO.
Aye, there's the rub.Erudite wrote:Depending on how they treat the source material, it might actually be quite good.
I disagree - based on what is known about the way the Das Kapitan thinks it would be more likely that he would license the music for an old-fashioned love story (An Affair To Remember, for example, with Torch accompanying the scene where Cary Grant meets Deborah Kerr at the art auction) or an Ingmar Bergman piece (I suspect that would love to score a really classy remake of Seventh Seal if he thought that it wouldn't play into the hands of the "goff" crowd). The alternative would be something Taratino-esque - knowing that he's a fan of Man Bites Dog.MadameButterfly wrote:If the music of TSOM had to be used in a movie, it would have to be a movie about sex, drugs & rock 'n roll, with a story line somewhere in politics, the chinese way and lust & love, a bit of chaos with a killing or two the punky way.
Apocalypse Now IIJames Blast wrote:Apocalypse Now!
Nah sugar, this movie has us as users as actors/actresses. It would be called the HL movie and have TSOM as sound track with other bands I guess...EvilBastard wrote:I disagree - based on what is known about the way the Das Kapitan thinks it would be more likely that he would license the music for an old-fashioned love story (An Affair To Remember, for example, with Torch accompanying the scene where Cary Grant meets Deborah Kerr at the art auction) or an Ingmar Bergman piece (I suspect that would love to score a really classy remake of Seventh Seal if he thought that it wouldn't play into the hands of the "goff" crowd). The alternative would be something Taratino-esque - knowing that he's a fan of Man Bites Dog.MadameButterfly wrote:If the music of TSOM had to be used in a movie, it would have to be a movie about sex, drugs & rock 'n roll, with a story line somewhere in politics, the chinese way and lust & love, a bit of chaos with a killing or two the punky way.
Run Lola Run plus Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon crossed with The Pillow Book with a dash of Manga/Dark Horse Comics thrown in.
okay you've said it three times i think.James Blast wrote:Apocalypse Now!
Well you do like to "rough it" with us working class typesboudicca wrote:Bus! *snort* Public transport?