Luchastyle
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sounds pretty interesting. two-face vs joker isn't a bad idea. i just fear that one would kill the other. but i really don't want one of them dying.
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I couldn't disagree more. It's very difficult material to adapt, and, seriously, when was the last time anyone made a decent fantasy film, that took the material seriously, and wasn't a po-faced swords-and-sandals flick? What PJ did (and he worked on it for YEARS, and managed to convince the execs to make three movies, not two - it was his and Fran's screenplay as well), I doubt very few directors would be able to do, to have the vision, stamina or expertise to make such a compelling trilogy that worked on so many levels.Yes, I'm of the opinion that any half-decent director with that ridiculous amount of money and that quality of a source material could have done what PJ did.
I haven't seen those old flicks in ages, so can't comment on that, but I do believe the LOTR films were fantastic, and he does deserve the plaudits he received. A magnificent achievement.i mean, i agree with gianakin on the fact that i find his old flicks more entertaining to watch, but it's true that he is just a great director and that his LOTRs movies were fantastic. PJ just knows what he's doing. and i think he deserves the credit he's earned for those movies.
I haven't seen those old flicks in ages, so can't comment on that, but I do believe the LOTR films were fantastic, and he does deserve the plaudits he received. A magnificent achievement.
I couldn't disagree more. It's very difficult material to adapt, and, seriously, when was the last time anyone made a decent fantasy film, that took the material seriously, and wasn't a po-faced swords-and-sandals flick? What PJ did (and he worked on it for YEARS, and managed to convince the execs to make three movies, not two - it was his and Fran's screenplay as well), I doubt very few directors would be able to do, to have the vision, stamina or expertise to make such a compelling trilogy that worked on so many levels.
well this doesn't need to go back to batman. i made this thread so that i could talk about villains, but still in the spoiler section. but then no one ever talks, so i don't mind this being a discussion thread. in fact, i like it being a discussion thread. =D
I couldn't disagree more. It's very difficult material to adapt, and, seriously, when was the last time anyone made a decent fantasy film, that took the material seriously, and wasn't a po-faced swords-and-sandals flick? What PJ did (and he worked on it for YEARS, and managed to convince the execs to make three movies, not two - it was his and Fran's screenplay as well), I doubt very few directors would be able to do, to have the vision, stamina or expertise to make such a compelling trilogy that worked on so many levels.
Exactly. I'm huge a LOTR fan, it toppled Star Wars as my favorite trilogy - which is a statement that will could get my fingernails ripped out with a pair pliers in comic land. But I stick to my opinion, I've enjoy LOTR since I first read the books. And I'm not into fantasy at all, I don't throw dice, wear costumes, listen to Rush and find most RPG video games incredibly boring - except for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, that's a little ironic.
Eh, to be frank, I was never a fan of fantasy films set in fantasy worlds. This is why I love SW. It's fantasy set in space (IT IS NOT SCI-FI).
And Lucas practically created something out of thin air, which is why when I talk about SW I can only accept comparing it to Tolkien's books, not the PJ movies.
WHAT? You're kidding right? It's common knowledge that Lucas took from The Hidden Fortress and The Searchers as well as a few other stories when he created Star Wars - hardly thin air.
The Star Wars universe was completely one dimensional until the expanded universe started developing with the Zahn novels, Dark Horse's Dark Empire & LucasArts' X-Wing.
Now imagine all that Star Wars crap, all the books, comics and games that mostly came from people not named George Lucas, plus whatever Lucas did actually did create was all done by one person, but with more thought - Then you'd have Tolkien. For example Tolkien created new languages down to the alphabets in his world. Meanwhile, Lucas has some fat bug with wings speak jarbled spanish with an insultingly cliche Jewish accent.
and the dual captain clown thing is just ridiculous