The Constantine ad says to me "Matrix meets Devil's Advocate." Which sounds like I'd like it, but not that it would necessarily be good, per se.
Heh. Yes, this.
Mostly, I hope the script is at least marginally better than the trailers VO, which is sucktacular even by comic-book-movie-trailer standards.
Now that I have gotten my 76-years-old-and-not-media-savvy mom to join Netflix, we are having some very interesting conversations.
That's a cute story about your mom. I think someone should write a paper about netflix and how it changes the ways people interact with movies. I don't use their new 'friends' feature (I don't care for it) but my friends and I will email each other weird or nostaglia-inducing things we find on it and it's a lot of fun. Plus, it's given me access to things I never would have seen before and I'm watching about three movies a week. I don't know if everybody has the same experience, but it's swerved my life a little bit.
I think that Jack Davenport could have made a good Constantine. He can do world weary and he can do a British accent (what with being from Suffolk and all). OK, he's not blond, but if there's any kind of good left in the universe Keanu won't be either.
I don't see the razors in Jack Davenport. Or, well, I haven't. That's why I like CKR so much.
I'd give Alexis Denisof a shot too.
Clive Owen would have been a good Constantine, as a bleached blond.
I don't see the razors in Jack Davenport.
I think I saw a hint of them in Ultraviolet. Small hints, in an ocean of angst.
Oh, I'd be looking forward to an AD Constantine, too. CKR wouldn't be bad at all -- and physically he's the closest person I've heard suggested.
I think I saw a hint of them in Ultraviolet. Small hints, in an ocean of angst.
Damn. That reminds me that I taped
Ultraviolet
lo these many months ago when it aired on Sci-Fi, and I still haven't watched it. This is why I have to see things in real time.
Jack Davenport is totally the wrong class. He'd be laughable.
Last week I watched Chupacabra on Sci-Fi and noticed John Rhys-Davies appeared to be the only professional actor in the cast. The week before that I watched Larva also on Sci-Fi and realized I had no idea how heavily a writer could rely on the idiot plot to advance his story. I really should try to get out more.
Edit: typo.