Pearl Harbor, is this a decent war movie or some soppy chick flick?
Pearl Harbor, is this a decent war movie or some soppy chick flick?
The latter.Originally Posted by The Wengerbabies
Bought a few DVDs today
9
Godfather trilogy
Resident evil afterlife
Shutter Island
The Hurricane
Scott Pilgrim etc
Cripps?
I watched Orphan the other night.
Some interesting themes wrapped up in a familiarly generic package.
The Karate Kid remake.
Really enjoyed it.
Jaden Smith is awesome.
The hunt is on for an actor to play dead terror chief Osama bin Laden.
Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow has been given the go-ahead to make a film about the killing of the al-Qaeda leader.
She and screenwriting partner Mark Boal were already working on a movie about the US Navy Seals.
It will now be re-worked to add the 40-minute fire fight involving the elite troops at the Pakistan compound.
Due to be released next year, the film’s working title is Killing Bin Laden.
Amy Pascal, of Columbia’s parent company Sony, which bought the rights, said: “Kathryn and Mark have an outstanding perspective on the team hunting the world’s most wanted man.”
Bigelow and Boal made the hard-hitting Iraq movie The Hurt Locker, which won five Academy Awards in 2010, beating Avatar to the Best Film Oscar.
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Hopefully they do a better job then they did with The Hurt Locker.
lol i can see the extremists up in arms about that one!
That guy who played Mohinder's dad in Heroes and was also in The Mummy is a must for Bin Laden.
Or Dev from Coronation Street.
I just watched Slaughterhouse-5. Not really the sort of film you can easily explain or get people to care about unless they're already familiar with it, or the book. I first read it about a decade ago, and only just came across the film.
Author Kurt Vonnegut said of the film version that "I drool and cackle every time I watch that film, because it is so harmonious with what I felt when I wrote the book."
Worth a watch, for sure.
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