The_Lyrics wrote:as for me i'll never get back my 1.5 hours back and my money :beaten:
well ok.... :hehe: :mrgreen:
well ok.... :hehe: :mrgreen:
Movies! Movies! Movies! (Non-Japanese)
Started by blender1184 · 29 Jun 2005 · 5,013 replies
General Discussion
well ok.... :hehe: :mrgreen:
I saw The Bourne Ultimatum on Friday night with my son. Awesome movie! You can always tell when a movie is good, when you realise that the movie is over and you feel like you've only been sitting for a few minutes :)
Anime Dad wrote:I saw The Bourne Ultimatum on Friday night with my son. Awesome movie! You can always tell when a movie is good, when you realise that the movie is over and you feel like you've only been sitting for a few minutes :)
Yup, I liked it a lot, too: http://bmw3racer.blogspot.com/2007/08/oh-yeah-movie-review_21.html :)
Yeah, you nailed it there.
I liked Jun's comment too :)
I liked Jun's comment too :)
Anime Dad wrote:I liked Jun's comment too :)
Bone Identity? :hehe: :rofl:
Anime Dad wrote:I saw The Bourne Ultimatum on Friday night with my son. Awesome movie! You can always tell when a movie is good, when you realise that the movie is over and you feel like you've only been sitting for a few minutes :)
that was a fun movie.
Warner, Tobey Maguire Acquire Robotech Film Rights
posted on 2007-09-07 03:00 EDT
Film franchise to be based on adaptation of three separate robot anime
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The Hollywood Reporter writes that Warner Bros. Pictures and Maguire Entertainment, the production company of actor Tobey Maguire (Spider-Man), have acquired the film production rights for the Robotech military robot franchise from Harmony Gold USA. Maguire is considering playing the lead role for what the newspaper calls a "tentpole" franchise, or a property for which the studio expects will support it financially for much of a particular movie season.
Robotech was an edited and dubbed adaptation of three separate anime television series: The Super Dimension Fortress Macross, The Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross, and Genesis Climber Mospeada. Due to a copyright dispute that has Studio Nue and Big West, the creators and sponsor of Macross, facing against Harmony Gold's partner Tatsunoko Production, elements from Macross, the most popular of the three series, have not been used in recent and planned Robotech works onscreen.
Supercool Hollywood BigTime Prods' Drew Crevello and Kickstart Productions' Jason Netter will be producers, and Harmony Gold's Frank Agrama will be an executive producer. Craig Zahler (The Brigands of Rattleborge) has been assigned to write screenplay. Other executives overseeing the projects are Warner's Matthew Reilly and Maguire Entertainment's Daniel Shafer.
Macross has had its own tabled attempt to make an American live-action film in the 1990s, and a new Macross Frontier television series, the latest of several animated spinoffs, in currently in production. An animated Robotech movie sequel, The Shadow Chronicles, came out in 2006 and a second one is planned. Other American giant robot movie efforts have included Altar Productions' Robot Jox (1990), PoleStar Entertainment Group's G-Saviour (2000), Dreamworks SKG's Transformers (2007), and New Regency Pictures' tentatively planned Voltron.
posted on 2007-09-07 03:00 EDT
Film franchise to be based on adaptation of three separate robot anime
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The Hollywood Reporter writes that Warner Bros. Pictures and Maguire Entertainment, the production company of actor Tobey Maguire (Spider-Man), have acquired the film production rights for the Robotech military robot franchise from Harmony Gold USA. Maguire is considering playing the lead role for what the newspaper calls a "tentpole" franchise, or a property for which the studio expects will support it financially for much of a particular movie season.
Robotech was an edited and dubbed adaptation of three separate anime television series: The Super Dimension Fortress Macross, The Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross, and Genesis Climber Mospeada. Due to a copyright dispute that has Studio Nue and Big West, the creators and sponsor of Macross, facing against Harmony Gold's partner Tatsunoko Production, elements from Macross, the most popular of the three series, have not been used in recent and planned Robotech works onscreen.
Supercool Hollywood BigTime Prods' Drew Crevello and Kickstart Productions' Jason Netter will be producers, and Harmony Gold's Frank Agrama will be an executive producer. Craig Zahler (The Brigands of Rattleborge) has been assigned to write screenplay. Other executives overseeing the projects are Warner's Matthew Reilly and Maguire Entertainment's Daniel Shafer.
Macross has had its own tabled attempt to make an American live-action film in the 1990s, and a new Macross Frontier television series, the latest of several animated spinoffs, in currently in production. An animated Robotech movie sequel, The Shadow Chronicles, came out in 2006 and a second one is planned. Other American giant robot movie efforts have included Altar Productions' Robot Jox (1990), PoleStar Entertainment Group's G-Saviour (2000), Dreamworks SKG's Transformers (2007), and New Regency Pictures' tentatively planned Voltron.
Anime Dad wrote:I saw The Bourne Ultimatum on Friday night with my son. Awesome movie! You can always tell when a movie is good, when you realise that the movie is over and you feel like you've only been sitting for a few minutes :)
totally, that was a awesome trilogy.
The_Lyrics wrote:totally, that was a awesome trilogy.
Yup.
Can't wait for the DVD to come out to complete my set. :thumbsup:
bmwracer wrote:
Yup.
Can't wait for the DVD to come out to complete my set. :thumbsup:
nice, i might cop all three one day.
The_Lyrics wrote:nice, i might cop all three one day.
I'm sure they'll offer the trilogy in a box set. :)
I'll be buying that box set :)
Anime Dad wrote:I'll be buying that box set :)
I'm sure Anime Dad Jr. will approve :)
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bmwracer wrote:
I'm sure they'll offer the trilogy in a box set. :)
hopefully by the time i have a job. lol
Stevie wrote:
That is NOT Resident Evil at all...
seems like you dont know to read...
its in the title already... LOL.. :hehe: :rofl:
bmwracer wrote:
Another Milla Jovovich B-Movie. :shakehead:
she must have the same agent as jean claude van damme! :hehe:
kenjilina wrote:
she must have the same agent as jean claude van damme! :hehe:
he is her agent.
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