La la la...Movie things...

[lithera]

A review of The Hulk. To be honest, I keep wavering on this one. I think it could be great and then I think it will be horrible.

It sounds like there might be a live-action Transformers movie. I have no idea what to make of that. That it is so widely reported leands credence to it, though.

Okay. Here is a link to potential Episode III spoilers. I didn't read it, I just copied the link. Don't tell me what it says.

Cowboy Bebop movie things. Looks good.

This looks interesting. By the people who did Ice Age. That's promising for them.

Interesting bits of things about Return of the King. Spoilers.

The Matrix Revolutions one sheet. It is huge. If you go to the right hand side, however, you can read what is on it.

Comments

Hulk...

[elsewhere7.livejournal.com]

Don't worry. Hulk has me worried, too. It's not one of the comic characters I really go for as it is, and...something doesn't feel right, when I watch the previews.

Re: Hulk...

[lithera.livejournal.com]

So we feel exactly the same about it. I have faith in Ang Lee as a director and the actors in it are all good. I just... I don't know.

I should go see X2 again. Mmmmmm.

Re: Hulk...

[elsewhere7.livejournal.com]

I know. But if I do see Hulk, I might see X-2 afterwards to calm my nerves, should the Hulk actually suck. :)

Re: Hulk...

[lithera.livejournal.com]

That's a good plan. I should work that out.

[thezzyzx.livejournal.com]

One problem with The Hulk is that the effects are of the type that make CGI complainers look like they know what they're talking about :)

[mizkit.livejournal.com]

I suspect Hulk, the story, is going to rock.

I suspect Hulk, the creature, is going to *suck*.

I'm already convinced that they really, really shouldn't have CGI'd the Hulk. They should've used makeup and greenscreen on an actor to get the look and the size right. He looks cartoonish and his movements have all the flaws of CGI, the weird fluidity and the lack of appropriate weight, and... blah. One of the worst things about having a new toy (ie, CGI) is that people don't seem to know when they *shouldn't* use it.

I will, of course, go see it anyway, to watch Jennifer Connelly being luminous, if nothing else.