Sep 25, 2015
I thought Mifune was considered for Darth Vader? Or was it both?
My source says Obi-Wan, which of course I forgot to post. D’oh. I just added the source to the post.
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I thought Mifune was considered for Darth Vader? Or was it both?
My source says Obi-Wan, which of course I forgot to post. D’oh. I just added the source to the post.
ME ON MY MORNING COMMUTE
GIF: http://scuttlebuttstuch.tumblr.com/
HOT DAMN, I missed talking to Stuch.
What a superior individual.
scuttlebuttstuch replied to your post “Shit broke again”
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Good-Bad-Multiplex-Mark-Kermode/dp/0099543494/ref=la_B001K836V6_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1407402788&sr=1-2
Haha, I should probably read this anyway, even though sometimes Kermode can be aggressive..
The Rover is out here next month. You see it? What you make of it as an Aussie?
Yeah I saw it opening day at the one theater in my entire city that was showing it :|I thoroughly enjoyed it, I though the trailer was a tad misleading, and prepare for a very slow, introspective, specific dialogue film.. I felt the mBut if nothing else The Rover does a few things beautifully, for one the cinematography was gorgeous, Australia is perfect for that style, its vast and empty much like the themes.. The performances were top notch, Guy Pierce is mesmerizing and in scenes he does nothing but stare and he pulls you in, Robert Pattinson took a role so unlike him and took it somewhere special, childish and primal..
The music felt off to me, and I really need to watch it again to go back through all my thoughts on it, but Australia has so many things to offer in terms of films and we really don't and this is one step in the right direction.. David Michod did something special with The Rover that I hope isn't copied because it was done quite well
top 5 british actors (male or female)
God there's so many.. In no particular order
MALE:Tom HardyMichael CaineDaniel Day-LewisMichael FassbenderGary OldmanSpecial mention to:Colin FarrellFEMALE:Judy DenchMaggie SmithHelen MirrenKate WinsletRachel WeiszI technically cheated but yeah..
That ask mentioning re-enactors reminded me of some photographs I saw last year by Dean O'Gorman (better known for his acting in The Hobbit trilogy as Kili). Just search "Dean O'Gorman photography" and click "exhibition". Scroll through to find detailed portraits and re-enacted Vietnam scenes, some include fellow cast members from The Hobbit.
Yes, I remember seeing this a while ago through Tumblr. It's an awesome project. Thanks for the message about it!
Here's the link for anyone interested.
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In case anyone else was wondering about this like I was.
(Link submitted by type-99. Thank you!)