A look at: Blue Exorcist DVD Vol.3
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A look at: Blue Exorcist DVD Vol.3
5:00 PM on 04.14.2010
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@Cyberlink420
That's like, the perfect combination of director and subject material. I think the only problem would be if Tarantino decided to make it like Inglorious Basterds and make it too wordy.
On topic, as usual, I am cautious. Admittedly, it looks like they have a relatively decent director this time. Not too sure about the Chris Rock part though.
That's like, the perfect combination of director and subject material. I think the only problem would be if Tarantino decided to make it like Inglorious Basterds and make it too wordy.
On topic, as usual, I am cautious. Admittedly, it looks like they have a relatively decent director this time. Not too sure about the Chris Rock part though.
@Gee-Man
Too wordy? Not enough words, I thought. The best part about IG was the conversations. The action scenes were basically things you had to sit through between the almost palpable tension of the conversations between the characters, Colonel Landa, Shoshana, everyone.
Too wordy? Not enough words, I thought. The best part about IG was the conversations. The action scenes were basically things you had to sit through between the almost palpable tension of the conversations between the characters, Colonel Landa, Shoshana, everyone.
What ever happened to that modern remake of Seven Samurai set in New York?
Ah well. Keeping this guy's work alive is a good thing
Ah well. Keeping this guy's work alive is a good thing
What is it with Chris Rock and films these days? He's a fantastic comedian, but all he's doing for film is just taking foreign ones already made. "Why Did I Get Married" (French film), "A Death at the Funeral" (British film) and now a Japanese film...
Also, I wouldn't worry about too many jokes. When he remakes these films he pretty much sticks to scripts note-for-note.
Also, I wouldn't worry about too many jokes. When he remakes these films he pretty much sticks to scripts note-for-note.
