Heck, there's even Proud Noble Roman turns Primitive German Tribe into Mighty Fighting Force. AKA How Several Emperors Got Their Job.
'The Killer In Me'
Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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Does anyone want to read the script of Battleship? So far it's really boring. I've been spoilt, and apparently the aliens are here for...dun dun dun... water. Pretty impressive they made it this far, without, you know, already completing their mission.
Saw Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy last night, and wow, the writer and the director really did take the novel and made the story as slashy as possible while still nominally keeping it as subtext, and then hired British actors who communicate mostly by glowering at one another. The whole movie is filmed in Pleiadescope™.
Hee.
Now I REALLY want to see it.
Avengers promo (at bottom). Apparently the art is fanmade, not official. The trailer I would love to see full-sized.
Heck, there's even Proud Noble Roman turns Primitive German Tribe into Mighty Fighting Force.
Ah, but they then took the Germans back to Rome, rather than converting to the worship of Odin (? who would the Germanic tribes at that time be worshipping?), and teaming up with them to fight off Rome, or some other invader.
Hmm, maybe the Roman colonists in Britain count: they end up as British as the local tribes, in the end. By which argument one could claim King Arthur is a honky...
The whole movie is filmed in Pleiadescope™.
ah ha ha ha ha! Now that's a selling point. I'd even go see a Kissinger bio if it were filmed in Pleiadescope.
I'm surprised I didn't find it very gay at all. Sure, many of the men were glowing with their brand of just-under-the-radar hawtness, but any subtext was lost on me.
Well, part of that is certainly text, not just subtext (at least with one important character in the book). I'm almost done with the BBC mini-series and it really pales in comparison to the book, I can't imagine what the feature film ends up with.
I wasn't counting that, I was talking about the relationships between the characters in the story.