"I just have no faith in Hollywood to depict anything remotely complex anymore."
Sorry to be rude, but I can hardly stand up for laughing! What do you think Hollywood can or ever has depicted accurately? Even Hollywood thinks it's a lie factory, don't tell me you thought differently?
Have a good leer at the tart's legs and a bit of a laugh do, but please don't take it seriously. If you did you might easily draw conclusions about US society that would make you want to throw up.
He made no mention of accuracy or honesty. All he said was he has no faith in Hollywood being able to tackle a complex subject well.
Personally, I'm still holding out hope for this movie. The fact that the studio was willing to allow the film-makers to shoot all the film for the Shipwreck story (even thought it will only be seen on the Home release) Shows promise. I know a story as dense as The Watchmen is going to feel horribly stripped down on the big screen, but at least they seem to have some respect for the original material.
(Now we just have to hope that all the talk about them changing the ending was BS).
@Gregpooh: I certainly agree. I'm suprised (and glad) that they filmed The Black Freighter. I can't wait to get this DVD set for all of that supplemental material.
My grandfather swore till the day he died that the moon landing was a hoax. (He also thought the haystacks had monsters in them and that everyone was Satan.....)
@VittoreCat: Actually the Hasselblads taken to the moon went with large 70mm film backs that could take 80+ frames without reloading. 70mm film has sprocket holes, it was also used at movie film.
@INF1N1TY: There's no way that they could get such a complex story with so many characters faithfully represented in a feature length movie. It will probably look amazing, but really disappoint from a story point of view. I just have no faith in Hollywood to depict anything remotely complex anymore.
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@GitEmSteveDave_DOESHookUp:
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Sorry to be rude, but I can hardly stand up for laughing! What do you think Hollywood can or ever has depicted accurately? Even Hollywood thinks it's a lie factory, don't tell me you thought differently?
Have a good leer at the tart's legs and a bit of a laugh do, but please don't take it seriously. If you did you might easily draw conclusions about US society that would make you want to throw up.
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He made no mention of accuracy or honesty. All he said was he has no faith in Hollywood being able to tackle a complex subject well.
Personally, I'm still holding out hope for this movie. The fact that the studio was willing to allow the film-makers to shoot all the film for the Shipwreck story (even thought it will only be seen on the Home release) Shows promise. I know a story as dense as The Watchmen is going to feel horribly stripped down on the big screen, but at least they seem to have some respect for the original material.
(Now we just have to hope that all the talk about them changing the ending was BS).
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And knowing is half the battle!
Violence is the other half, they just didn't need to say it, after a half hour cartoon of people shooting each other with laser guns...
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