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Watchmen
Pärast seda, kui üks tema endistest kolleegidest mõrvatakse, asub läbipõlenud, maskis tasuja Rorschach (Jackie Earle Haley) otsima kinnitust oma teooriale, mille kohaselt on kellegil plaan tappa kõik endised ja praegused superkangelased ning hävitada nende maine. Võttes ühendust oma kunagiste kaaslastega, kellest üliinimlikke võimeid omab tegelikult vaid üks, jõuab järeleandmatu Rorschach jälile häirivale vandenõule, mis on seotud nende ühise minevikuga ning mille sihiks on katastroofiline tulevik. Nende missiooniks on olnud alati valvata inimkonna järele.. aga kes valvab Valvureid?
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Võibolla liiga vara öelda, aga Watchmen võib konkureerida parima koomiksifilmi tiitlile ja kui mitte kõikide aegade, siis vähemalt järgmise aasta filmide seas. The Dark Knight'ile pole siiski kerge ära teha, sest latt on nüüdseks eriti kõrgele tõstetud. 
Zack Snyder, vägagi huvitav cast ja järjekordselt üks fantastiline treiler lisavad veidike kindlustunnet. Ei usu siiski, et ta TDK'd oma troonilt kukutab, sest viimane on ikka väga mugavalt sinna toolile persestunud. Kõigele vaatamata on Watchmen üks tunnustatumaid koomikseid, nagu Wikipediast võib lugeda. Ei saa kommenteerida, kuid märkimistvääriv saavutus on järgnev kindlasti.
Lisaks sellele ootan huviga The Spirit'it ja loomulikult Sin City 2'te.
Zack Snyder, vägagi huvitav cast ja järjekordselt üks fantastiline treiler lisavad veidike kindlustunnet. Ei usu siiski, et ta TDK'd oma troonilt kukutab, sest viimane on ikka väga mugavalt sinna toolile persestunud. Kõigele vaatamata on Watchmen üks tunnustatumaid koomikseid, nagu Wikipediast võib lugeda. Ei saa kommenteerida, kuid märkimistvääriv saavutus on järgnev kindlasti.
To date, Watchmen remains the only graphic novel to win a Hugo Award, and is also the only graphic novel to appear on one of Time's lists of "the 100 best English-language novels", an annual feature of the magazine since it was founded in 1923.
Lisaks sellele ootan huviga The Spirit'it ja loomulikult Sin City 2'te.
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Watchmen tundub tõesti hea aga The Spirit tundus kuidagi kahtlane. Paar klippi olen näinud ja need ei olnud eriti paljutõotavad
Who are you? Who slips into my robot body and whispers to my ghost?
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Nüüd on selgunud filmi esialgne pikkus: 2 tundi ja 43 minutit!
Vaesed ajakirjanikud, neli-viis kuud enne filmi nägemist spoilivad endale ära terved 26 minutut. 
163 minutit on ikka kuramuse pikk sellise filmi kohta. Võrdluseks siis "300" 117 min'ga ja "The Dark Knight" 152 min'ga. Kui see film ei hakka kordagi venima ja on järjekindlalt heal tasemel nagu TDK, siis võtan mütsi maha.
163 minutit on ikka kuramuse pikk sellise filmi kohta. Võrdluseks siis "300" 117 min'ga ja "The Dark Knight" 152 min'ga. Kui see film ei hakka kordagi venima ja on järjekindlalt heal tasemel nagu TDK, siis võtan mütsi maha.
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Merry f-ing Christmas!
Kohus otsustaski Warner Bros kahjuks ja peab filmi õiguseid Fox'ga jagama. Lisaks WB'le kaotavad tõenäoliselt kõik fännid, sest pole üldse kindel, millal alles filmi näha saab.
Kohus otsustaski Warner Bros kahjuks ja peab filmi õiguseid Fox'ga jagama. Lisaks WB'le kaotavad tõenäoliselt kõik fännid, sest pole üldse kindel, millal alles filmi näha saab.
Ja neile, kes ei taipa olukorra tõsidust, siis siin on nimekiri FOXi stuudiobossi Tom Rothmani kuritegudest:
-Editing "Die Hard 4" to make it a PG-13 film even though the previous three, had been R-rated. This pretty much meant that Bruce Willis couldn't say John McClaine's trademark "Yippie-ki-ya, mother ****er!" line as it was fully intended.
-The mismanagement of the production for "X-Men 3". For instance:
Not waiting for Bryan Singer to finish working on "Superman Returns", and not having a replacement director until I believe weeks before filming was due to start. And when a director is finally hired, it's Brett Ratner, who has grown a reputation for being a hack, douchbag, MTV music video, action director.
-Not waiting for several actors (e.g. James Marsden, Rebecca Romjin, and Anna Paquin) to take care of prior engagements before filming. For in the process, certain characters were "killed off" as a matter of convinence.
-Seemingly rushing the production as means of retailiating against Bryan Singer for heading off to make "Superman Returns" (which also opened in the summer of 2006).
-Tom Rothman also allegedly didn't want Sentinels (the gigantic, mutant hunting robots) appearing in an X-Men film because he believed that audiences would immediately think that giant robots appearing in live-action would be too "silly". This was of course, before "Transformers" (a movie for which Tom Rothman allegedly turned down) came out.
-Ordering Ridley Scott to edit his movie "Kingdom of Heaven" to make it look like a more formulaic action-adventure film, when Scott intended for it to be much deeper.
-Having "Daredevil" edited to make it appear more like a summer blockbuster (i.e. more CGI) in the mode of "Spider-Man". "Daredevil" was initially conceived as a more violent, R-rated film in the mold of Frank Miller's run with the comics.
-Not giving the "Fantastic Four" films a better budget, to go along with hiring Tim Story (who is primarily known as a comedic director rather than a sci-fi, action-adventure director) and aiming for a campy, cookie-cutter, sitcomy feel. Rothman also allegedly thought that it would be better for us to see Galactus as a cloud.
-Trashing plans for an "ID4" sequel.
-Browbeating "LXG" director Stephen Norrington until he quit the business altogether. Rothman also allegedly almost convinced "I, Robot" director Alex Proyas to give up filmmaking.
-Firing Hitman director Xavier Gans and going back to reshoot certain scenes with a different director.
-Painting a set of Wolverine while Gavin Hood was away.
-Trying to get Watchmen to never be released.
kopi joblo foorumist
Loodetavasti piirdub, FOX ainult kasumi jahtimisega ja ei hakka filmi muutma, ega release date'i edasi lükkama.
-Editing "Die Hard 4" to make it a PG-13 film even though the previous three, had been R-rated. This pretty much meant that Bruce Willis couldn't say John McClaine's trademark "Yippie-ki-ya, mother ****er!" line as it was fully intended.
-The mismanagement of the production for "X-Men 3". For instance:
Not waiting for Bryan Singer to finish working on "Superman Returns", and not having a replacement director until I believe weeks before filming was due to start. And when a director is finally hired, it's Brett Ratner, who has grown a reputation for being a hack, douchbag, MTV music video, action director.
-Not waiting for several actors (e.g. James Marsden, Rebecca Romjin, and Anna Paquin) to take care of prior engagements before filming. For in the process, certain characters were "killed off" as a matter of convinence.
-Seemingly rushing the production as means of retailiating against Bryan Singer for heading off to make "Superman Returns" (which also opened in the summer of 2006).
-Tom Rothman also allegedly didn't want Sentinels (the gigantic, mutant hunting robots) appearing in an X-Men film because he believed that audiences would immediately think that giant robots appearing in live-action would be too "silly". This was of course, before "Transformers" (a movie for which Tom Rothman allegedly turned down) came out.
-Ordering Ridley Scott to edit his movie "Kingdom of Heaven" to make it look like a more formulaic action-adventure film, when Scott intended for it to be much deeper.
-Having "Daredevil" edited to make it appear more like a summer blockbuster (i.e. more CGI) in the mode of "Spider-Man". "Daredevil" was initially conceived as a more violent, R-rated film in the mold of Frank Miller's run with the comics.
-Not giving the "Fantastic Four" films a better budget, to go along with hiring Tim Story (who is primarily known as a comedic director rather than a sci-fi, action-adventure director) and aiming for a campy, cookie-cutter, sitcomy feel. Rothman also allegedly thought that it would be better for us to see Galactus as a cloud.
-Trashing plans for an "ID4" sequel.
-Browbeating "LXG" director Stephen Norrington until he quit the business altogether. Rothman also allegedly almost convinced "I, Robot" director Alex Proyas to give up filmmaking.
-Firing Hitman director Xavier Gans and going back to reshoot certain scenes with a different director.
-Painting a set of Wolverine while Gavin Hood was away.
-Trying to get Watchmen to never be released.
kopi joblo foorumist
Loodetavasti piirdub, FOX ainult kasumi jahtimisega ja ei hakka filmi muutma, ega release date'i edasi lükkama.
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