So, a lot of you have already heard about it, but the theatrical trailer is now out.
I am looking forward to it.
say wha? this is very different from his usual work... and the trailer actualy looks like the movie is going to be nigh unwatchable. Damn.
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for the first time, the title of a project matches the director's reception PERFECTLY...
Much Ado is my favorite Shakespearean play, thanks largely to the Ken Branagh/Emma Thompson version. Can't wait to see this one!
This was done a couple of years ago. Apparently his way of celebrating the completion of The Avengers filming was to spend 12 days at his house with a bunch of friends filming this.
Just goes to show that if you make a studio a gazillion dollars from a record-breaking blockbuster, then they'll produce anything you make.
That said, I'll probably see it when it hits Netflix, just to see his take on the play. It will be hard-pressed to even come close to Branagh's version though. (Though I still cannot, for the life of me, understand how Keanu Reeves got himself into that movie.)
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say wha? this is very different from his usual work... and the trailer actualy looks like the movie is going to be nigh unwatchable. Damn.
If I were you I would be conrened about this. A raving, mindless fan base is easy to ignore or disregard. A fan base capable of distinguishing the good from the bad is one you have to credit, since you cannot just shrug them off as, "well, they'd take anything their idol gives them".
If I were you I would be conrened about this. A raving, mindless fan base is easy to ignore or disregard. A fan base capable of distinguishing the good from the bad is one you have to credit, since you cannot just shrug them off as, "well, they'd take anything their idol gives them".say wha? this is very different from his usual work... and the trailer actualy looks like the movie is going to be nigh unwatchable. Damn.
Rave reviews from the festival circuit and critics.
Who to believe?
Much Ado is my favorite Shakespearean play, thanks largely to the Ken Branagh/Emma Thompson version. Can't wait to see this one!
Yeah, me too. I can't watch this trailer because I'm in the library though. Curses!
Rave reviews from the festival circuit and critics.
Who to believe?
Both. What was the last critic and festival movie that was good?
I did notice they only had three people speaking lines in the entire trailer. They showed Nathan Fillion several times but not a peep out of him...
I did notice they only had three people speaking lines in the entire trailer. They showed Nathan Fillion several times but not a peep out of him...
Well, you actually had 4.
If I were you I would be conrened about this. A raving, mindless fan base is easy to ignore or disregard. A fan base capable of distinguishing the good from the bad is one you have to credit, since you cannot just shrug them off as, "well, they'd take anything their idol gives them".say wha? this is very different from his usual work... and the trailer actualy looks like the movie is going to be nigh unwatchable. Damn.
So...i should disregard this?
So...i should disregard this?
Are Whedon fans raving and mindless?
Many of them rave about Joss' work and act mindless when doing so. Not all of them, but many. Enough for Freehold to recognize a justifiable stereotype.
Hmmm... could be worth a viewing. But I am often disappointed by shows that have been remade over and over again. Maybe I will let someone else pay for me to watch it, that way I am not overly upset if it's disappointing.