Ain't that the truth.Him, and Gerard Butler.Oh, and Jason Statham.carl stromberg wrote:I do like Sean Bean but he seems to be one of those actors who does anything and appears in lots of awful things.
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Jason and The Argonauts from the 1960s is the best of the mythology films, but this Percy Jackson trash had elements of Las Vegas with Elvis and Lady Gag-Gag songs to boot!

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Pierce deserves better than this.bjmdds wrote:Jason and The Argonauts from the 1960s is the best of the mythology films, but this Percy Jackson trash had elements of Las Vegas with Elvis and Lady Gag-Gag songs to boot!

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Ugh, Jason Statham. Gerard Butler is a very fine-looking man (not that I like him as much as I do Cavill, but he's ok), but he really makes some very random work choices. Yeah, like appearing in really bad movies.katied wrote:Ain't that the truth.Him, and Gerard Butler.Oh, and Jason Statham.carl stromberg wrote:I do like Sean Bean but he seems to be one of those actors who does anything and appears in lots of awful things.
Ew. And ROFL! Lady Gag-Gag, FINALLY the appropriate nickname for that one. No offense if there are any fans here, but I cannot stand her. She's vulgar, tacky, trashy... and her songs are utter cr*p. Sorry, I take music way too seriously to even consider her. I loooove Marvin Gaye... that alone I guess is enough to explain why I could never even consider someone like her in terms of music.Jason and The Argonauts from the 1960s is the best of the mythology films, but this Percy Jackson trash had elements of Las Vegas with Elvis and Lady Gag-Gag songs to boot!
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First of all: Gag Gag has a few good songs. But you can't get away from her.She's always in the gossip magazines and websites.
Would you believe people(what drugs are *they on?
) have suggested Statham as a replacement for Craig? WTF. That is all.
Would you believe people(what drugs are *they on?

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katied wrote:First of all: Gag Gag has a few good songs. But you can't get away from her.She's always in the gossip magazines and websites.
Would you believe people(what drugs are *they on?) have suggested Statham as a replacement for Craig? WTF. That is all.
LOL it's all good, I am VERY picky when it comes to certain types of music. I can enjoy the occasional dance-trash music to, well, dance in disco but I just hate the character when lady Gag Gag is concerned

WHAT?! Statham as a replacement for Craig? Sure, why don't we go for, I don't know... Ben Stiller? At least he makes me laugh.
In other news, I had forgotten about Matthew Goode. I quite enjoyed him in Match Point. (opposite


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Goode was one of the only erm,good(e) things about the movie version of Brideshead Revisited.
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Buzz is the Cowboys and Aliens is shaping up to be a stinker. Bad script and huge problems finishing it. Not Craig's fault but it is another bad choice on his part.
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Let's blame him anyway.Mazer Rackham wrote:Buzz is the Cowboys and Aliens is shaping up to be a stinker. Bad script and huge problems finishing it. Not Craig's fault but it is another bad choice on his part.


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My money's all on Potter.Mazer Rackham wrote:Buzz is the Cowboys and Aliens is shaping up to be a stinker. Bad script and huge problems finishing it. Not Craig's fault but it is another bad choice on his part.

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Really? Hm. Interesting. I had heard nothing about it (yet at least). I only watched the trailer and thought it looked HORRID. As in a ridiculous amount of cheese. But other than that I know nothing about it and given Grazer and Howard and Spielberg being splattered all over the screen, I thought it was a guarantee for box office, despite the looks (again, the trailer to me looks about as good as QoS, which means beyond badMazer Rackham wrote:Buzz is the Cowboys and Aliens is shaping up to be a stinker. Bad script and huge problems finishing it. Not Craig's fault but it is another bad choice on his part.

I'm really curious at this point. Must dig up some dirt

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He is very charming and attractive. Too bad he's so skinny and looks like he couldn't kick anyone's ass or I really would have considered him for Bond. He just doesn't look like a spy at all unfortunately. I haven't seen Brideshead Revisited. I take it from your comment that I shouldn't, Katie?Goode was one of the only erm,good(e) things about the movie version of Brideshead Revisited.

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He is very charming and attractive. Too bad he's so skinny and looks like he couldn't kick anyone's ass or I really would have considered him for Bond. He just doesn't look like a spy at all unfortunately. I haven't seen Brideshead Revisited. I take it from your comment that I shouldn't, Katie?
No, the movie version of Brideshead Revisited is not very good. Definitely a "must miss"

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katied wrote:He is very charming and attractive. Too bad he's so skinny and looks like he couldn't kick anyone's ass or I really would have considered him for Bond. He just doesn't look like a spy at all unfortunately. I haven't seen Brideshead Revisited. I take it from your comment that I shouldn't, Katie?
No, the movie version of Brideshead Revisited is not very good. Definitely a "must miss"

Some things are better left alone. Like Cowboys. They are supposed to fight against native Americans, not against freaking aliens. I find the concept behind the movie absolutely ridiculous. Taken from a comic, no less. Hollywood really is out of ideas these days.
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Good bet to have FBF. I'd say certainly the safest of the year.FormerBondFan wrote:My money's all on Potter.Mazer Rackham wrote:Buzz is the Cowboys and Aliens is shaping up to be a stinker. Bad script and huge problems finishing it. Not Craig's fault but it is another bad choice on his part.
Was looking on imdb earlier and found some interesting tidbits on the HP franchise. Some of which shocked me, and some which really made me wonder what some of these people were thinking.
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone:
Richard Harris only agreed to taking the part of Albus Dumbledore after his eleven year old granddaughter threatened never to speak to him again. Patrick McGoohan was originally offered the role but had turned it down due to health reasons.
Tim Roth was a leading contender for the role of Professor Severus Snape. Roth dropped out of contention, however, to pursue his role as General Thade in Tim Burton's adaptation of Planet of the Apes (2001).
Gabriel Thomson was considered for the role of Harry.
Steven Spielberg reportedly wanted Haley Joel Osment for the part of Harry.


Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets :
Daniel Radcliffe has said that "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" is his favorite book.
Hugh Grant was originally cast as Gilderoy Lockhart but was forced to withdraw at the last moment because of scheduling conflicts.
To get a sense of how nasty his character should be, Jason Isaacs had to go back and watch Tom Felton's performance in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001).
The "Let's just hope Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day" dialogue (see quotes) was improvised by Daniel Radcliffe and Jason Isaacs.
And we'll leave it there.
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FWIW, I'm not a fan of Spielberg's. I think he's overrated. And I've run into people on other boards that were like "You don't like Spielberg?Heretic!!!". Pretty much. 

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I prefer his older films to be honest.katied wrote:FWIW, I'm not a fan of Spielberg's. I think he's overrated. And I've run into people on other boards that were like "You don't like Spielberg?Heretic!!!". Pretty much.
Duel, Jaws (one of the best films ever made btw) and the first three Indy's are some of his best. Along with SPR and Schindlers of course. Also got a very soft spot for Catch Me If You Can. But I think that's down to Hanks, DiCaprio and Walken more than anything.
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I think people don't like the idea of hating on him because he did Schindler's List. Which is ridiculous. 
Not saying he hasn't had an impact. I just don't think he's the best thing since sliced bread.

Not saying he hasn't had an impact. I just don't think he's the best thing since sliced bread.
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I prefer his old movies to his current ones. And I agree he's overrated NOW. Back then, he had ideas nobody had and that can't be taken away from him. But right now, I just think he's done what he should have done, and he's getting stale. Schindler's List is one of two movies total that made me walk to walk out of the cinema at halftime. And in this case not because it was bad, but because I can't deal with that type of movie. I am European, my grandfather died because of the fascists, I've heard tales from my father about how they took people before his own eyes to send them to death in concentration camps. It hits WAY too close to home, and I can't go through that stuff because I can't think "it's just a movie". It's not, it's history. People really died. Probably one of the reasons why I like Bond movies so much. It's escapism. It's good fun and it makes me see the hero triumph. Escapism alone won't do it though. It needs to be a good movie with the ingredients I like. And that sure as hell includes James Bondkatied wrote:I think people don't like the idea of hating on him because he did Schindler's List. Which is ridiculous.
Not saying he hasn't had an impact. I just don't think he's the best thing since sliced bread.

And yeah, I HATE HATE HATE Titanic, too. Possibly the most overrated movie EVER. To think that BS movie has gotten all those awards makes me want to throw up. With all the actually good movies there are and have been out there, they awarded one of the most ridiculous, badly acted and one of the cheesiest movies ever. And let it be clear I know this from clips and tales, I always refused to go see it. There again, it just so happened I had just seen a documentary on the ACTUAL Titanic in Boston at the museum of science where for some reason they had cups, dishes and various stuff from the Titanic. And they projected a documentary (in a room sort of like a submarine with images all around, it was like being underwater, very cool) about it. The sense of DEATH I got from that always prevented me from considering ANY fictional thing made about it. Especially a romantic movie that included Kate Winslet and Di Caprio. I don't think they could have picked a couple of actors I hated more at the time.
That said, to say one can't hate on Spielberg because he's done Schindler's List (or because he's Jewish) is utterly ridiculous. He's just a director. He isn't one of the people who died. He's just someone telling a story and like anyone else he's subject to "I like you " or "you suck". People need to get over it.
And, I am THANKFUL we never got Spielberg to direct a Bond movie or, God forbid, write one. No thanks.
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You are not missing anything. Cameron's movies suck IMO any way. Avatar was horrible. 

