Favorite Movies

[vincent_enigma13]

Vin is now in to the meditating and s**t  

[Zombie Mark]

yeah, but there are a lot of actors who are into that. It's pretty common.  

[Zombie Mark]

Changed the poll here. I got tired of looking at old results when there's not that many new people here, thou I am trying.  

[MandaG]

The Robin Hood tv show I was talking about is the BBC one where Jonas Armstrong plays Robin, just incase you were watching a different one. But yes, the ranting is completely acceptable to me, seen as I did that when I watched it.

The X-Men: New Class sounds just like a live action X-Men:Evolution, which I told me friend about a couple of months ago. I actually liked it, but missed the end so it got a bit confusing. There was a really sweet Gambit and Rogue ep which was my fave one.  

[Zombie Mark]

Yap, same one. Man that sucks.

Never saw X-men Evolution, but I do have the first season of Wolverine and the X-Men. It's a pretty good show, not the best, but good.

Also, just read that Spilburg just watched the completed Transformers 2 movie and quote "That was awesome". Just to let people know.  

[Zombie Mark]

Ok, here's some more movie news.

Screen Rant

The major casting news came just over a week ago when it was confirmed that Watchmen star Jackie Earle Haley will be playing the infamous Freddy Krueger in the remake. Adding to the cast, Thomas Dekker who plays John Connor in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, is reportedly in final negotiations to play the role of Jesse in A Nightmare on Elm Street.

According to ShockTillYouDrop! who broke the news, the Jesse character is “a jock on the swim team.” Dekker would be the second young TV actor added to the cast which already includes Kyle Gallner. Gallner’s had many small roles on popular television programs including Smallville (where he played Bart Allen), The Shield and CSI:NY.

Grylls and Ferrell Joins Forces on Man vs. Wild

ComingSoon.net

Marking the latest adventure in Discovery Channel's long-running series "Man vs. Wild," Bear Grylls invited Actor/Comedian Will Ferrell to join him for an extreme adventure in the Swedish hinterland, it was announced today. The early June episode is tied to Universal Pictures' upcoming comedy adventure Land of the Lost, which stars Ferrell and hits movie theaters on June 5, 2009.

The Risky Biz Blog is reporting that "Transformers" franchise star Megan Fox will star as the lead in the Screen Gems border thriller The Crossing. Byron Willinger and Philip de Blasi wrote the film, in which a couple returning from a Mexican vacation is carjacked and the husband kidnapped. The wife (Fox) must smuggle heroin across the border in order to spring him.

And Finally, I,Frankenstein.

ComingSoon.net

Grevioux & Tatopoulos Reteam for I, Frankenstein

Screenwriter and actor Kevin Grevioux, who co-created the "Underworld" franchise, will be reteaming with Patrick Tatopoulos, director of Underworld: Rise of the Lycans, for a new project based on Grevioux's upcoming Darkstorm Comics series I, Frankenstein.

Produced by Robert Sanchez and Chris Patton for Death Ray Films, the comic book and movie is a modernization of the Frankenstein mythos with the monster encountering other famous movie monsters in presumably violent ways.

I, Frankenstein, an upcoming comic book series from Darkstorm Comics set for release later this year, brings back many beloved classic monsters including Frankenstein's Monster, the Hunchback of Notre Dame, the Invisible Man, Dracula, Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde plus many more, in a re-imagined contemporary setting.


"I don't know of any other projects past or present that gives you the chance, in a single movie, to re-invent the 'MOST CULT CREATURES OF ALL TIME'. All of this in a very unique, dark and stylistic world. I would never pass on such an opportunity," says Tatopoulos.

Written and Created by Kevin Grevioux (Underworld Franchise, ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction), the series is a fresh and creative take on the Frankenstein mythos.

Grevioux, who co-created the very successful Underworld franchise for Lakeshore Entertainment that has brought in over $285 million in worldwide box office receipts, will pen the screenplay and produce.

"Frankenstein has always been one of my favorite monsters. Putting him together in an environment with other creatures of lore that I grew up watching provides me with a unique opportunity to do my own take on them," says Grevioux.

 

[MandaG]

I don't think I watch anything that was mentioned there! xd

But the I Frankenstien sounds cool, even if it does remind me of I Robot.  

[Zombie Mark]

I liked the orginal Nightmare, but not sure if I want to see the new one. As for Farrel, I could care less if he went onto this adventure and died. The Megan Fox movie, I might like. And or not the only one who read I,Frankenstein reminded them of I,Robot. On the comments in ComingSoon's post that I butchered, someone asked if it was a "Prequel" to I,Robot.

And the Remake trend contenues as they are now remaking "Little Pet Shop Of Horors" and "Father Knows Best". Michel Bay (Transformers director in case no body heard rolleyes ) wants to do a "Pulp Fiction" type movie in between Transformers 2 and 3.  

[MandaG]

Micheal Bay ripping off Tarantion? Shoot me now..... gonk

And I also hate Ferrel - he's not funny!  

[Zombie Mark]

MandaG

And I also hate Ferrel - he's not funny!

Same here. He was ok on SNL, but after he quit that, it's all been downhill from there.  

[MandaG]

I just don't like his humor at all is all I can really say about him. Although, to give him his due, I LOVE Zoolander.  

[Zombie Mark]

Sometimes his humor is not that bad. For me, it's that he only plays one character in every single movie. He always plays the dumb, slow, and retarded person. He needs new people to tell him his acting skills suck at comedy and needs to move on. Adam Sandler started going down the same path, but he decided to change it up some.  

[MandaG]

I really liked Happy Gilmore and some of his stuff back then and the bit he did on the awards show, singing something about "I'm the best you save for last" or what it was, was really funny but I just haven't seen anything of his for ages.

by the way it says your online right now - dun dun DUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNN!  

[OokamiValkire]

I can't wait to see the whole thing with the new Robin Hood Movie, Although, I really loved the whole Robin Hood Men In Tights movie!! xp

I know that's just a mel brooks movie, but it still is a classic.

I really don't know what to think about the whole Nightmare remake, I've always loved the original series and I don't really wish to see what they do to it...frankly it's pissing me off that Hollywood is running out of ideas for movies now...it's just a pain! scream

Anyway, the whole thing with I, Frankenstein...that sound so kick butt!! I really can't wait to see that come to life!!

But the whole thing on Little petshop of horrors...are you talking about the manga book or the musical? Becuase if it's the manga, that would be awesome, but the musical...I'm not so sure... stare

Also, anyone here want to see a Last Unicorn live action movie? Or a Dark Crystal sequel? wink  

[Zombie Mark]

Ookami - As for the Pet Shop of Horors, it's the musical. Hollywood/Disney has brought back the musical and it's not going away anytime soon. (Across the Universe was the only good modern day one I've liked)

Aslo, haven't seen Last Unicorn or Dark Crystal, so can't answer there.

Manda, Should have contacted me on the buddy instent messenger. That's the only way I get to talk to Wolf anymore. And I see where it shows you online all the time, so it should not be that uncommon.

Also, you need to watch Bedtime Stories. It's Disney and made for kids, but really good. I still like Sandler, since he got out of that ditch Farel it still stuck in. Also, the Hanukkah Song was the best Sandler song, ever.