Seriously, if you haven't seen Palme d'Or winner Laurent Cantet's Human Resources or Time Out, do yourself a favor. I can't speak for Heading South.
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yeah I think it really helped that the last movie I saw before Indy was In the Name of the King.
Uwe Boll: making mediocre films look like cinematic masterpieces by comparison since 1991.
Uwe Boll: making mediocre films look like cinematic masterpieces by comparison since 1991.
What the hell was Dave Foley thinking of hooking up with him for his video-game "satire" Postal? [link] Did he lose a bet with God?
I haven't seen Holes, but have seen Shia in Transformers about 10 times, and he's awesome. Just tons of charisma. Main reason I want to see Indy.
Because, while I take some weird pride in my hometown showing up in movies, I also know it's going to mean sucky plotline.
NY Mag goes through the PJ and GdT chat - there is also a link to the full transcript in the article.
From the link above:
What will the second movie's title be?
Del Toro: Too early- but not "H2 Electric Boogaloo" that has been discarded.
What the hell was Dave Foley thinking
Did I read somewhere that Boll's films always come in on time and under budget? Maybe if you don't have any other work on the horizon and you don't care too much about your career it seems like decent work for decent pay.
What can also happen is that you sign up for a film with a different director and different script and then the studio decides to make the project "better." And you've got a contract that could screw up future work if you break it.
Or maybe Boll has mind-control powers. It could happen.
Interview with Christian Bale at Details -- no spoilers for anything, it's about his whole career.
This is my favorite:
I was at the Science Museum in London with my daughter and some of her friends, and they wanted hot dogs. And so I went up to a hot-dog stand and I said, "Can I have three hot dogs?" They said, "I'm sorry, we're closed." And so I started walking away. And then one of them said, "Excuse me, are you Batman?" And I said, "Well, I play Batman." And they said, "Well, here's three hot dogs—on the house." That's pretty remarkable, isn't it?
So. New Mummy movie coming out. On the plus side -- directed by Rob Cohen, not Stephen Summers. Cohen's had some stinkers, but has also had some really good movies (Dragon: the Bruce Lee Story leaps to mind). And John Hannah is back for this one.
On the I Don't Know side -- Do we really need another Mummy movie? Plus, Evey won't be played by Rachel Weisz.
On the plus side, Evey will be played by Maria Bello instead (though I liked Evey as a brunette, thanks).