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Wanna See What A Ridley Scott ROBIN HOOD Castle Looks Like??
Merrick here...
A reader named Paul Ruddick sent this in from "Bourne Woods , just south of Farnham, United Kingdom."
It's the castle/surrounding area set for the Ridley Scott/Russell Crowe ROBIN HOOD project.
EMBIGGEN!!
Crowe, by the way, recently told AP that work was tentatively progressing on another MASTER AND COMMANDER film - he'd again appear as Jack Aubrey. It's said to be an amalgam of several books in the Aubrey series, primarily focusing on THE REVERSE OF THE MEDAL; it's already been scripted. You can find it, and other Aubrey tales, HERE
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but I'm trying.
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I just can't get up for it. I like Crowe...it will have some good acting, but it is hard for me to feel any freshness about this project.
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Because if not, there are plenty of castles available all over Europe they could have used. I suppose it is a good sign that Ridley is going for practical effects rather than just CGI-ing his way through actual locations.
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Probably not
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talk about a boring concept for a video game. 1.2 hours of watching people build a castle wall.
oddly enough, thats basically what the whole game is (was). -
I know fields all look alike but that forest clearing looks just like the one from the opening battle of Gladiator.
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At least they're not CGIing it.
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Hoowee......*cough*
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Some of it looks like where the first battle occurred. Still, I like when Crowe works with Scott. They're a good team.
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for being such lame asses. Its just a set piece.
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fire the props guy.
or throw a phone at him - either way, he'll never do that again. -
Oh yeah, because it's basically just a big house.
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in a good mood today. I love movies...but I am starting to lose the will. When I see how much money gets wasted on stuff like "Transformers" it just sucks all the life out of me. I really liked the new trek movie...but couldn't some of the weirder plot issues have been worked out. Kirk's running from a monster on an ice planet and accidentally stumbling into a cave inhabited by the other universe's Spock...it was jarring...I mean..it is a good movie well acted and directed...but if you are spending gdp of a small country on a movie...hire someone to step back and offer some perspective...I don't know...maybe that scene was an homage to the original series or sci fi writing in general...tongue in cheek. Am I off topic?
AND...SY FY is a dumb move for the Sci Fi Channel. I can't watch SY FY...changes everything.
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its a cross-over on loan from Micheal Bay, and will be featured in 'Transformers Origins: RockLobber'
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The first one is an amazing piece of cinema, IMO. I wish Ridley Scott was directing that rather than other ROBIN HOOD remake.
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Ridley Scott has just confirmed that RockLobber, the very first autobot to come to earth during the middle centuries, will be featured in his Robin Hood movie, but will only appear briefly in the background. He also confirms that it transforms into a gigantic spoon.
"It'll hurt more," he added. -
So much for rob from the rich to give to the poor. The Merry Men are freaking worse than the Red Cross about paying executive bonuses.
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Yes, Yes Yes!!! Personally, I'm more excited about this prospect than another go at Robin Hood. Please bring Peter Weir back to direct!
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Hey, if it's a good movie, cool. I just think it's funny that they're trying this again...
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better have Christian Slater. i think Darryl Strawberry should play the sheriff!
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a film showing a motion captured audience watching cgi'd people making a motion captured movie about someone coming up with an original idea.
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See, everyone is getting on board with the whole idea that in order to stop poverty, you need to spend crazy money that you don't even have. Obama's secret to success and wealth is to rack up historic levels of debt that you cannot ever repay.
So to help push this new concept, Ridley Scott has rewritten Robin Hood as the Sherrif of Nottingham's secret superhero identity.
The plan is for Sherrif Robin to tax everyone beyond any realistic means of sustaining themselves, and then use that money to build castles and bridges and big green metal catapults because this spending will stimulate the economy and eliminate all poverty.
Sherrif Robin, you are a true visonary. -
Like fuck she did.
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They didn't use it because its not really a castle, the original castle like structure was burnt down a few hundred years ago during the english civil war - its more of a stately home now
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It's the same location. I think its even the exact same place. I'm from Farnham so I've nosed around a few times. Its also the same area where they recently filmed parts of The Wolf Man and Harry Potter... If anyone actually cares.
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On second thought, lets not go to Camelot. Tis' a silly place.
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The 1939 version stands alone. Still, it's Ridley Scott; I'll give it a shot. Russel Crowe looks like ass though. He should've been cast as Friar Tuck. Couldn't they find someone with a bit of the 'ol swashbuckling panache to play Robin?
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Jul 22, 2009 11:32:21 AM CDT
I know it has already been said...but....
by dancetothebeatofthelivingdead
At least they're building set pieces and not using CGI. Other than that? yawn
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I'd like to transpose Harry's in-depth review of Public Enemies to properly express my feelings about this "Cool News". . . *ahem* Mehh
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You have to admit, this looks way better than any CGI castle.
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Jul 22, 2009 11:36:00 AM CDT
Don't forget to show your friends the NEW AVATAR POSTER
by trannyformers_apologist
Spread the word about Avatar since obviously Cameron won't...
http://i28.tinypic.com/2d2789.jpg
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Surely some studio must have a 'castle' on the backlot where Scott could shoot. Like that stretch of street with the elevated train which has been used in god knows how many movies.
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this wasn't built in Hollywood. Why? The taxes alone would have spent half this movie's budget.
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Remember playing with that when I was a kid. It was the best castle ever.
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I do it for you...
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part practical, part CGI, just as the sets in Gladiator. Good move. The less compu-shit the better.
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sssssh...
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that poster makes me not want to see this movie. Mostly because I dont want to be in a dark room full of people in animal suits making grunting sounds and licking the back of their hands when they eat the popcorn.
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"This Film Will Rape your Eyeballs"
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Merrick, that story could be its own headline! Proto-Captain Kirk Jack Aubrey Returns To The Enter- err Surprise!
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Where's that movie disappeared to? I remember seeing a bootleg trailer (probably from last year's Comic Con) quite some time ago. Haven't heard boo about it since. A movie that was all over the radar a year ago seems to have gone stealth.
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You know, Robin Hood was nothing more than an outlaw, but the novel, Ivanhoe, which has Robin Hood as a character, also had a character called Locksley and since then Robin Hood has essentially been a combination of the old Robin Hood stories, Locksley and Ivanhoe, creating a nobleman who fights in the Crusades and comes home to find Prince John and the Sheriff conspiring to overthrow the king while oppressing the people.
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A Jew? Here?
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It'll never look good in the movie.
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Wow, what a fucking surprise. Meanwhile, news that Romero is pushing forward his new Dead film, and that it finally has a title - Survival of the Dead - is markedly lacking from the site.
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Mel passed on the script...
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"On second thought, let's not go there. It is a silly place."
Aw c'mon, you knew someone was gonna say it. And deep down, you would have been sad if someone didn't. -
A new 'Master and Commander' is, indeed, FAR better news than anything else in this post. I'm more concerned about getting Paul Bettany as Maturin, again, than who the directing choice is (but Weir did very well). But awesome, awesome news.
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If this movie isn't a hit, then Russell Crowe will be doing supporting roles for a long time. He hasn't had a hit since like Beautiful Mind. Cinderella Man bombed, 3:10 to Yuma probably broke even, Body of Lies tanked, State of Play was virtually ignored. He's doing good work, but the audiences are not flocking at all.
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This castle will also be used the the last Harry Potter movie. Saw these pics about 3 weeks ago on another movie news site, they were talking a little about it and they mentioned that after Ridley is done the the HP production will use them. I never read the books so I have no clue what scene they are speaking of.
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about American Gangster which was a big success. But I also forgot about A Good Year, which was the biggest bomb of the year a few years back. It made like $7 million and probably cost $80 million to make.
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thats some real gangster shit yo
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... Many Cereal box tops did they send in to get that set? Cheap!
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I dunno why they don't just use a real one.
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Love the green crane didn't know they had those back then.
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Honestly, I can't believe the Master and Commander sequel doesn't get its own story. Instead its hidden in a story that many people won't click on because they don't care. Pisspoor job of reporting. A Master and Commander sequel is bigger news than these pictures in my book. But again, only if Peter Weir is directing.
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Do you think any of those films would have been hits even if Shia LaBeouf and Will Smith were starring? I think Russell Crowe has "period piece tough guy" and "will put on weight or act quirky for an otherwise throw away role" cornered for a few more years.
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And they should aim to do two more movies in that series at least. M&C has built a pretty solid cult following after it came out- I think it's box office prospects are very solid.
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That first one was FANTASTIC!
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In all seriousness this looks neat. Neat.
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According to Wikipedia the opening battle was also filmed at Bourne Woods.
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jackshephard, bad ass bloke with a giant mallet gets taken out by GIANT WOOD SPIKES in CONAN.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDFoeJYDTmU
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Copy, paste + remove the gap in the web address to watch.
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is where they filmed the battle scenes in Gladiator.
But sod this, I'm more interested in the new Master and Commander film. -
The point of big wood spikes was to stop cavalry. Which are the bane of archers. So what they'd do historically is put up rows of archers with these wooden stakes in front of them to guard them from cavalry and use that setup to mow down the oncoming infantry.
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Was that a movie set or a Ren Faire?
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Let's play, Master and Commander, come on! MASTER AND COMMANDER!
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Didn't think so. It's the movie that could unite the world.
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Should have been a John Deere. Jesus!
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Yeah, I think if you put a hot-streak actor in those they would have done better. The point is the studios don't care. They put the blame on the big actor anchoring the movie more often than not. The actor will get the blame for poor box office performance. And if Robin Hood doesn't perform, Crowe is in jeopardy with big leading roles, especially because this role is his bread and butter, and the fact that he has been cold at the box office more often than not the last several years.
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Looks cheap, real cheap. Interest level droping
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It's not like I'm using them anyway.
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A sequel to that is more than welcome if they bring back Weir. That is fantabulous news!
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Matt Damon would have been screwed if The Bourne Identity didn't do well. Same w/ Russell Crowe and this. When that movie came out, he had 3 high-profile bombs in a row. He would be doing smaller, supporting stuff now if that movie didn't take off. Even he said that.
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"So it's every hand to his rope or gun, quick's the word and sharp's the action. After all... surprise is on our side."Great stuff. The film is expertly crafted (more Peter Weir please!) and seems to get even better as time goes by.
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Send them to:Master & Commander testicle gift setPO Box 252Hollywood, CA 90038Your Master & Commander rub-on tatoo and mug will be in the mail shortly thereafter.
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In theaters 12/21/12
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Just so we can quote the movie back and forth ad nauseum.
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My interest in this Robin Hood film pales in comparison to the very prospect that there may be another M&C movie. The 1st one is easily one of my top 10 favorite films. I truly hope Crowe can get Peter Weir on board with the new one though, b/c his direction was essential to the brilliance M&C, imo.
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That's like 5 mins away from my house!
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it was a good movie, but my favorite thing about it is how now i can brag that im that. just like master shake and kenny powers. robin hood should be good i think. hopefully the kids take after him, stealing from the rich seems like a good idea. i was thinking that of all directors, michael mann has worked with a lot of big name actors. such as...robert de niro, al pacino, daniel day lewis, russel crowe, tom cruise, will smith, jonny depp, jamie foxx, christan bale, and so on. pretty solid. i am the master and the commander!
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Apparently, there’s some kind of time travel angle here. I assumed this was a straight Robin Hood story, but the modern day equipment has me thinking this is going in an entirely different direction. I look forward to the montage sequence where Crowe teaches the savages to use modern technology, perhaps leading up to a dramatic sequence where Robin Hood boldly leads the merry men in some kind of wrecking ball assault. “At my signal, release the BALL!”
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Robin Hood castle story = not cool news.
Master & Commander sequel news = cool news.
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... the Sherriff then radios for help, "I am standing under the enemy's scrotum."
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More excited about news of a new Jack Aubrey movie with Crowe, than Robin Hood; sorry, Ridley. I've read that though that the new story will be less ship action and more court room drama, with plenty of powdered British wigs.
That has me concerned; I'm not too keen on watching a 19th century John Grisham movie.
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Its all flaming arrows and boiling oil! Sounds great. Wish I was working on it! lol
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Back at the time of when robin Hood suposedly lived, the majority if not all norman castles (like the set for one as in the picture above) they were mostly made of wood. The wood was later and slowly substituted for stone, but it took centuries until realised. All of the castles of england being made fully of stone only happened in the 15th century, when there was any wood castles anymore.
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Hrm...is it a pirate skull and bones tattoo?
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"Subject to the requirements of the service." *sigh* "Well, Stephen, the bird's flightless?" "Yes." "It's not going anywhere."
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"Master & Commander is frickin' awesome."Her! Her!I say, that movie was completly ripped off of it's deserved oscar. Regardles sof how much i like the LOTR movies, M&C was the true masterpiece of that year, and it was shamelessly robbed of a much deserved oscar. For shame!
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Getting that vibe, and not necessarily a good one...
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"And, I've never met a live one that you've bought one for neither."
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I'm not sure that Robin Hood is it though.
He should have taken a chance and worked with another director outside of his comfort zone, maybe like Clint Eastwood. In fact, if Crowe wanted a REAL big hit, how about if Clint directs him in a new Man-With-No-Name adventure, with Crowe in the squinty-eyed, poncho-wearing, lead role?
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That's a dubious statement on castles considering that by the turn of the 11th century, the progession into stone fortifications was already WELL underway. And Robin Hood is usually equated with King Richard The Lionheart therefore placing him in about the 12th century, I believe.And BTW...it's "Hear, Hear!".
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"May I trouble you for the salt?"
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Still proving your idioticy? No need, we already know it quite well, you can rest now.
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...is where the lord of the land declared his right to Prima Nocte...the day before Mel fucked him up, that is.
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Well, my "idiocy" just schooled yours. Thanks for playing anyway.
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For the next M&C they should segue into TEMERAIRE and have Crowe discover a dragon egg on a French ship.
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Jul 22, 2009 4:00:42 PM CDT
Not many ancient English castles have their own crane to use...
by mrmysteryguest
Will Robin Hood be using it?
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the UK TV series called Robin of Sherwood which was made in the 80's. It incorporated a lot of Celtic mythology which was really cool. Again, over the years there have been some great mythological based books published that would make for far better films than this very stale looking version by Scott/Crowe. All the Robin Hood films have been incredibly shit. This one looks more of the same.
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That castle is mindblowing. Thanks for posting guys. Keep up the great work.
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Robin Hood? Why are they making this shit? Where is alien5, bladerunner2? WTF, Ridley, why aren't you making SCIENCE FICTION movies, like you were born to do? Fuck this shit, and the paper mache castle. All hail the SECOND COMING OF JC, OUR SAVIOR, GOD BLESS YOU FOR AVATAR, THE ONLY THING THAT MATTERS.
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Please be back Peter Weir.
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Modern Day Reboot Directed by Ratner - Starring The Rock™ as John "Braveheart" McTavish - Cop on a mission to clean up a Los Angeles neighborhood overrun by a medival English warlord and his army.
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Actually, Mr. Nice Gaius is just about right. He is off by a century (the legend of Robin Hood has been associated with King Richard and King John who were from the late 12th to early 13th Centuries; 1190-1215 roughly). By this time, most fortifications in the Plantagenet-controlled lands , walled cities and castles, were being built out stone, rather than wood, which was more common in the around the turn of the millennium.
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HELL NO!
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HELL NO!
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The first blu ray I got, and I am still building a collection for when I plunk down the money...its gonna be a beautiful christmas!
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Gladiator.
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It sits on my shelf, right in between It's a Wonderful Life and Goodfellas.
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ah...my favorite, my favorite
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Jul 22, 2009 6:34:32 PM CDT
Like I said earlier, such universal praise for M&C is special
by yackbacker
We fucking tear each other's throats out over everything! But M&C hovers above the fray... feeding us with cinematic nourishment and love. That's fucking astounding.
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A genuine, rare example of when the Hollywood system failed to stop a great piece of big-budget cinema from getting made. Would love to see more.
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Gotta agree. Robin of Sherwood was the best Robin Hood adaptation I have ever seen. If you haven't seen it, you have a lot to look forward to.
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Jul 22, 2009 6:52:47 PM CDT
As a person who didn't really like the recent BBC Robin Hood
by amy chasing
series, I have to admit the very last episode was suprisingly good. Well, compared to the rest of the series. Surely Mr Scott can top that...
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...but with a slightly bigger budget and a lot less fat-ass goth chicks.
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It's the make people have to go around and not be able to maintain a full charge.
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They actually portrayed cannon fire accurately when it came to the sound delay... see the flash.... pause... then the boom. It proved that it audiences aren't stupid, and that it can be used to great effect.
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Jul 22, 2009 8:21:25 PM CDT
if there's one thing Ridley Scott does best is sets
by takingscorpioscalls
it might have something to do with the fact that he was a set designer before becoming director. the stuff in alien and blade runner is mindblowing.
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I guess I'm in the minority when it comes to Jack Aubrey and RC playing him. I've read that series for years and Jack is a huge, fat guy (ok, more solid than fat but Big!) and when I heard the casting for the first one I was pretty depressed...but it's Hollywood and if they mangled the characters and spliced the bowline to get it made I should be grateful there is even a hint of O'Brian on the screen.
For the good parts, I thought Paul Bettany was spot on as Stephen Maturin, all the innards of the ship and working of the crew...was nice to see rather than read about but if you're a big fan of the books there is enough to grate a bit...Billy Boyd as Barrett Bonden...a big hulk of a man? uh, no...although Killick was good and the Rome actor who played the midshipman...
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There are a lot of his books that would make better telling than "Reverse of the Medal" imho...Jack makes a few blunders on land with a tip on investments and ends up losing his commission in the RN...Stephen is rich by now and buys the old Surprise and outfits her as a privateer so they sail off with a Letter of Marque to try and regain his good name...but if they're combining books again...who knows what mishmash we'll get.
It was a good movie...especially if you didn't have the 'burden' of having read and loved the books...I just hope they get back Peter Weir and Paul Bettany at the least.
Cheerio! -
Master & Commander 2: The Rise of The Chronicles
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Jul 22, 2009 9:23:40 PM CDT
No blades, no bows, leave your weapons here.
by kevin_costners_recycled_piss
God I loved that guy.
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something I never expected to see but am immensely excited about. :)
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Jul 22, 2009 11:00:19 PM CDT
Russell Crowe is great, too bad audiences don't like him...
by thewaqman
but audiences like Christian Bale (for some reason) so what the fuck do they know? I'm happy to see him still able to get leading roles. Robin Hood looks like it's gearing up to be "Kingdom of Gladiator" which is fine by me since both of those films were fucking ace. Especially Kingdom of Heaven: DC.
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specializing in 12th century castles . . . or pretending to be such an expert on this msg brd . . . I'd have to say, This isn't selling me yet.
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Y'know, this castle looks a bit familiar...
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So much for historical inaccuracy. They always err on the side of too much squalor in the movies.
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What is the? Fucking Monty Python?
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It would be a canon and two canon balls, in honor of what you gave up in the name of Master & commander.
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it needs to be directed by Peter Weir. Without him there should be no sequel.
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My favourite bit was the little kid kicking ass.
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the castle is an impressive set, but the entire village of Nottingham was awesome, when stood in the middle it really felt like you were back in time.
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A combiner! Run, Sam!
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it is a silly place. NB: Smacks of Gladiator reincarnated in tights, not too far removed from Nick Cave's rejected sequel script.
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I've been praying for a sequel ever since the screen faded to black at the end of M & C.
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Fucking sold. ...now, where did I leave that knife?
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From what i understood, the normans build their castles on wood, because they need to build a lot of fortifications in the quick, to help stabilize a conquered land. The turning of the wood to stone happen for a long time. At the time of robin Hood, say, the 12th or 13th century, the castles were still half made of wood. The stonework was directed to the inner fortificatiosn, like the Keep or the inner ring of walls and the gatehouse. We need to remember that all castles had at least two set of walls, one interior around the keep, the another to serve as exterior defense. By the 12th adn 13th century, english castles had at the very least the keep made of stone already, and for the richer castles, a inner stone wall and gatehouse. But the exterior walls were still made of wood, and they only got to be made of stone about the 14th or 15th century.The thing is, most understimate wood castles as if they were frail and easy to breach, when in fact they were not. they were made to be ready to face fire and even bombardment, they were though constructions,adn donpt let the notion of them be made of wood think they were fragille and easy to destroy, quite the contrary.
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Jul 23, 2009 1:01:49 PM CDT
How can people be suprised about love for Master & Commander
by asimovlives
No self-respecting movie geek would feel nothing but love and awe for Master & Commander. As movies goes, it's hard to came any better then that. That movie deserved all the kudos it got, and more. That was no Jar Jar Abram's Star Trek bullshit that gets undeserved love. Oh no. Master & Commander is the real, real deal.
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Ok, what were you REALLY hoping to accomplish by posting this? You can post set pieces from just about ANY film like this and it will always seem underwhelming. This was only posted to say "look, we gots the scoopz!!", not to generate any sort of interest in this film.This isn't the kind of movie where people will be wowed by the initial, unfinished set design. So to you people who are saying "Oh these sets look just like [insert similar movie here], absolutely nothing to get excited about, I'M NOT IMPRESSED!!!"... What EXACTLY are you expecting to be impressed by? Do you honestly think there's any possible way that you COULD get "excited" about seeing or hearing anything about a Robin Hood remake? The only way some of these people will ever say anything other than "this looks lame" is if it were some drastic retelling of the story. Like a Lord-of-the-Rings-style fantasy with crazy CGI sets, or some stupid hardcore modern "re-imagining". I wasn't "wowed" by anything I saw from a movie like Gladiator before it was released, especially the trailer, but lo and behold, I WAS wowed by the movie. Too many people are living in a "OO CAN'T WAIT TO SEE SET PIX TO SEE WHETHER OR NOT THEY'RE DOING IT RIGHT" fantasy world that it's impossible for them to be "impressed" by anything that doesn't blow their mind. Would you have been WOWED by set pics from Forrest Gump? Come on. It's Ridley Scott- you know this is going to be a more realistic, Gladiator-style remake. Calm down.I agree there's nothing so far to get "overly excited" about, and I'm not really talking about people who are just genuinely underwhelmed by the whole idea. I'm referring to the people who base their enthusiasm on a film SOLELY on something like set pics, or who actually act as if these pictures could have possibly been "exciting" in any way given what we already know about the project. Some people need to learn to separate the way they approach movies like these from the "comic book adaptation" type projects.
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I do know that in the south of europe and north africa they had the habit to pain the walls with lime. I didn't knew that also extended to the british islands' castles as well.
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Did you saw the set that Ridley Scott had to make for both the Kerak fortress and the walls of Jerusalem for Kingdom Of Heaven? Other then being a big construction, you wouldn't be all too amazed by it. But in the movie, it looks amazing.I always trust Ridley Scott to make historical epics or SF. The man is at his best when he has to make a movie where the set design has to be build from the ground up, so to speak. His career stands to that.
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Would you say that ol' Assimov did some castle research last night?Wow.
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That's entirely my point. To be honest, I thought the set design in Gladiator was spectacular, save for some of the CGI composites. Some of the interiors were far and away some of the best I've seen as far as movies from that period go. But you wouldn't think so simply from initial pictures of just the set.
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...on AMC. The speeded up film action does look a bit hokey, but Errol Flynn's command of the screen really is something else. That movie is great just for the duel between Flynn and Basil Rathbone alone.
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The thing is, set photographs can be terribly misleading. They don't take into account the special photographic treatment done by the cinematography, and that makes a world of difference between what we see in some paparazi-style set photograph and what we see in the finished movie. something i'm sure you are very well aware of. So, set photographies never impress me, and i don't care much for them anyway, they never represent what the movie will look like.
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I love how they're obviously not going for a more baggy pants+kilt combo for Russel Crowe, obviously not up to wearing tighties from his fat fuck legs.
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damn tricky language.
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Yep. Castles and cathedrals in the British Isles were indeed painted/washed with lime. Limestone and sand is plentiful in England.
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