Hollywood can't help itself. The cinema exists as a platform to slander anything that is even marginally pro-American or for decent family values.
This summer, look for :
Posted on 05/05/2006 11:06:21 PM PDT by MadIvan
When you have a faggy looking 5'6" pretty boy like Tom Cruise kicking hell out of peopl in MI3 its no wonder people just dont believe it.
Hollywood can't help itself. The cinema exists as a platform to slander anything that is even marginally pro-American or for decent family values.
This summer, look for :
LOL! I've been tempted in the past to pick up this series. Yet in recent years, the left has crossed the line from fantasy into reality. We are fighting Communism and Commie -lovers, right here every day in our own little culture war.
Now this series hits too close to home, albiet there's no superman involved.
Red Son:
"Superman as a communist yet retaining his most endearing qualities. It has worked very well thus far. However, checking out that cover makes me think that all may not be well in world. The U.S. stands alone as the last major power to resist joining Superman's Soviet Union. Will it remain as such?"
That kind of tells me all I need to know about the director.
I would have gone to see Caviezel in a flat second. He's a wonderful actor and from what I can tell a great guy. At least that's what's come across through his acting and interviews.
Is there also the fact that Caviezel played Jesus and the director is afraid he might combust at the sight of Caviezel on the set? Caviezel knew that his part in the awesome "Passion" would mark him for the rest of his career. This is just one sample.
At any rate, it's now a promise I won't put a "red cent" into this film.
Ah hem: David Callan, (and his daughter, Nikita Jones), Max Smart, John Steed, Charley balitomre, and numerous others.
I see that they will be digitally editing in Brando. Will they also be digitally editing in Richard Pryor?
My 10 year old son talked me into taking him and his best friend to see MI 3 after church tomorrow. However, I'm looking forward to Superman, Cars, and the Pirates sequel(Johnny Depp's all wet, yum!)
Other than that, this summer's movie season will be the worst yet in terms of box office, because there is no Star Wars or The Passion type blockbuster. The fools who think The DaVinci code will generate Passion-like are so moronic that words fail me.
saw "Stick It" was kinda funny...
This year has a few more probable fat blockbusters than last year. Starting this week with MI:3, then X-Men 3 later this month, Superman Returns, Pirates of the Caribean 2, Da Vinci Code, plus a couple others. This will not be like last summer, last March I looked at the summer schedule and spotted at best 3 probable blockbusters, this years I counted 7 or 8 and most of the will probably be bigger than any from last summer.
That's at the theaters. Remember Hollywood makes between 2/3s and 3/4s of its money on each movie OUTSIDE the theaters, novelizations, tie-ins, soundtracks, cable, and DVD account for the rest. That's 30 billion in total annual revenue, hard to call that a disaster.
Otherland series by Tad Williams would get me out to the theater.
"Brokeback II: The Legend Continues"
Summer, 2006
Ka-LOL
How about movies that are not about liberal cause celeb.
i had the same thought: a relationship movie about superman and batman.
it's amazing that 2 different people could come up with the same bad idea. and if we thought of it, you can bet hollywood is already considering making it.
"Oh, Superman, do you really have feelings for me?"
"I've tried to fight them, Batman, but it's just no use. But will the world accept it?"
"I hate to think how this will hurt Lois, and . . . Robin."
Kneel before Zod!
http://www.generalzod.net
(life imitates art?)
Ping.
Miami Vice? Whats next, The Flintstones, Dukes of Hazard, The Brady Bunch??? Oh... never mind.
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