> I expect critics will not have many good things to say about
> it, and most fans will come out like me and say "well, it at least
> wasn't as bad as Temple of Doom".
Interestingly enough, I've been looking at some of the early reviews today and
they aren't as bad as I thought they might be.
>The muppet is so taken
>in by this stuff that he forgets you need to actually tell a story...you
>need screenplay...you need good actors with good material playing off each
>other...THAT is what makes a good movie.
Very trueyou can almost tell the actors are not taking the dialog any more
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 8:27 AM, William Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> there's always hope, right?
>
To quote my man Andy Dufresne: "Hope is a good thing...maybe the best
thing."
--
We sit outside and argue all night long
About a God we've never see
But who never fails to side with me.
~
> Oh be afraid, be very afraid.
Perhaps he'll bend to the realities of the telly and have other people
write the stories like he did with the Clone Wars animated series.
Those little three minute episodes were by far the most entertaining
and non-sh!tty elements of the whole prequel debacle. Most
Oh be afraid, be very afraid.
But is there really any drama? I mean, you know what he's going to
produce.fast paced, action sequences that go on for ever, with un-funny
one liners thrown in, CGI and special affects all over the place.a
poorly written story featuring bad acting and even wor
I'm really scared of what he's going to do with the live action Star
Wars TV shows they are working on now.
G Money wrote:
> I am not one bit surprised.
>
> The advances in special affects and this idea that a movie needs to be ultra
> fast and glitzy has completely ruined George Lucas. The mupp
I am not one bit surprised.
The advances in special affects and this idea that a movie needs to be ultra
fast and glitzy has completely ruined George Lucas. The muppet is so taken
in by this stuff that he forgets you need to actually tell a story...you
need screenplay...you need good actors with g
>No no no NO!
>
>(Fingers in Ears, Eyes shut tight.)
LOL, well I didn't think anything in there would be considered a
spoiler...considering what can be seen in the trailer and what Lucas has said
in interviews about the plot. I am thankful that Speilberg was there to keep
stuff in check at leas
> -Original Message-
> From: Mary Jo Sminkey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, May 19, 2008 10:45 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: New Indy Movie
No no no NO!
(Fingers in Ears, Eyes shut tight.)
LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA!
Well, I just got back from a pre-screening of the movie, and I have to say, I
was kind of disappointed in it. In the first 5 minutes of the movie there's a
scene that stretches credibility quite a bit and it kind of goes downhill from
there. Without giving too much away, you'll certainly come ou
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