Anyone heard about this?
turns out Rodriquez's next movie will be directed with Tarantino (a bit of an incentive for the Rodriguez haters out there)
It's the cast that have got me excited. Mickey Rourke (Hey), Bruce Willis(Wa-Hey-Try and reclaim some of the Die Hard kudos), Josh Hartnett (boo) Elijah Wood (as a mute cannibal who eats women) Nick Stahl (yes, he of Terminator 3 will be playing a rich young paeodophile with jaundice) and possible Walken (whoo!), Del Toro (who-hoo!), Leonardo Di Caprio (Boo) and Depp.
Man, this movie sounds amazing. And considering it'll be shot on HD and isn't the straight comic book movie (it's a film noir in teh Raymond Chandler style with loads od blood and gunplay thrown in) I think this could be really special.
Not looking for any replies, just generating some buzz.
IMDb doesn't mention anything about Quentin Tarantino being involved with it?
http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0401792/
Although not sure where Rodriguez stands with Mike Allred's Madman movie? Guess he decided on another Dark Horse comic to adapt!
Sounds interesting though!
Errrm, did you see "From Dusk Till Dawn"?
And as far as Bruce Willis goes - does he not get kudos for "Pulp Fiction"?
No - hold everything - "Moonlighting" - now that waaas classic TV! [img]cool.gif[/img]
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...as far as Bruce Willis goes - does he not get kudos for "Pulp Fiction"? No - hold everything - "Moonlighting" - now that waaas classic TV! [img]cool.gif[/img]
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Yes I have seen From Dusk Till Dawn. It was not directed by Tarantino and Rodriguez, just Rodriguez. And besides, these two won't eben be collaborating. Rodriguez is paying QT a dollar, giving him an issue of the comic (most probably the fourth issue of the first stroy, where Mickey Rourke's character, Marv, fights Elijah Wood's, Kevin The Cannibal)
And, I'm on about Die Hard 3. Which was made after Pulp Fiction. And yes, he was very good in Pulp fiction, though he didn't really have too much to do in terms of acting, just make his Girlfriend die and stab a redneck. Still, he was good though. Also in The Sixth Sense too. Although he always seems to wear the same squint. Look at his eyes when he's talking to a faceless Marsellus in PF, and his eyes when he's talking to Cole in T6thS. As Alan PArtridge might say, Textbook Willis.
This could be really good. Still think Ron Perlman should be playing Marv instead of Rourke though. Anyone a fan of the comics?
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