Comments on: Fall of Berg http://www.entertainmentgeekly.com/2007/08/27/fall-of-berg/ Sat, 05 May 2012 18:19:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: bake snaker http://www.entertainmentgeekly.com/2007/08/27/fall-of-berg/comment-page-1/#comment-2144 bake snaker Tue, 28 Aug 2007 15:33:01 +0000 http://www.entertainmentgeekly.com/test/?p=777#comment-2144 <p>def the Mist… </p> <p> Julian Schnabel’s The Diving Bell and the Butterfly </p> <p> Van Sant’s Paranoid Park </p> <p> and Secret Sunshine.. by director of Oasis....I think this is fall release </p> def the Mist…

Julian Schnabel’s The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

Van Sant’s Paranoid Park

and Secret Sunshine.. by director of Oasis….I think this is fall release

]]> By: Cybergosh http://www.entertainmentgeekly.com/2007/08/27/fall-of-berg/comment-page-1/#comment-2143 Cybergosh Tue, 28 Aug 2007 05:16:23 +0000 http://www.entertainmentgeekly.com/test/?p=777#comment-2143 <p>Yes, all the ones you mentioned that i did not have on my top ten, i feel the same way about...they’re up there for me..with the possible exception of COmpass...i mean, Chris Fucking Weitz?!  It’s not for him, that kind of film.  I have a bad feeling.  And i hate how new line has to whore out Rings in the trailer to get people interested in this. </p> Yes, all the ones you mentioned that i did not have on my top ten, i feel the same way about…they’re up there for me..with the possible exception of COmpass…i mean, Chris Fucking Weitz?!  It’s not for him, that kind of film.  I have a bad feeling.  And i hate how new line has to whore out Rings in the trailer to get people interested in this.

]]> By: Eros Welker http://www.entertainmentgeekly.com/2007/08/27/fall-of-berg/comment-page-1/#comment-2142 Eros Welker Tue, 28 Aug 2007 04:13:46 +0000 http://www.entertainmentgeekly.com/test/?p=777#comment-2142 <p>Here’s my Top Ten: </p> <p> 1. I Am Legend.  I love Will Smith, and this story, and it looks amazing, so provided this is not like I, Robot, than I Am Looking forward to this movie. </p> <p> 2. The Mist—this is one of my favorite Stephen King stories, and I’ve ALWAYS wanted to see it come to life.  And I’d have been fine if Jan De Bont directed it, but it’s better than that - Frank Darabont’s on the case.  Will he go 3 for 3? I hope so. </p> <p> 3. AVP: Requiem—How could I not? I haven’t even seen the redband trailer yet which everybody can’t stop telling me to watch.  I don’t know if I will.  I’m one of the few that enjoyed AVP… oh dear. </p> <p> 4. Beowulf.  I’m creeped out and in love with the look of this film.  I support any hard-edged CG flick, so I’ll be there, but I have to say, I wish it wasn’t the story of Beowulf.  I know it so well, and seen so many half-assed attempts, that even if this rocks, I might be jaded. </p> <p> 5. His Dark Materials: THe Golden Compass—All I’ve heard is that this is a more adult Harry Potter-esque saga.  I haven’t even read Book 1 yet, nor Book 6 of Potter, but I’ll give it a whirl and Kidman/Craig can do little wrong in my book (unless there are aliens involved). </p> <p> 6. Southland Tales—I know nothing about this and will stay this way.  Please be good.  Don’t be hack.  Please be good. </p> <p> 7. D-War—Quite possibly the bestest movie of recent note to have dragons wreaking havoc in a modern day setting.  If only Van Zandt was in this… </p> <p> 8.  30 Days of Night—The graphic novel story was very simple, but the art was amazing.  I love vampires so I have to see this, but I’m not entirely sure how this will pan out unless they nail that style. </p> <p> 9. Hitman—C’mon.  Video game adaptation with Deadwood’s Seth Bullock? Of course I’m there, but I don’t have high hopes. </p> <p> 10. National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets—I *LOVE* the score from the first film and that alone buys me a ticket to this one.  THankfully, the first movie was actually pretty good to boot, if not relatively meaningless.  This should be a bigger event, and yet it feels so small. </p> Here’s my Top Ten:

1. I Am Legend.  I love Will Smith, and this story, and it looks amazing, so provided this is not like I, Robot, than I Am Looking forward to this movie.

2. The Mist—this is one of my favorite Stephen King stories, and I’ve ALWAYS wanted to see it come to life.  And I’d have been fine if Jan De Bont directed it, but it’s better than that – Frank Darabont’s on the case.  Will he go 3 for 3? I hope so.

3. AVP: Requiem—How could I not? I haven’t even seen the redband trailer yet which everybody can’t stop telling me to watch.  I don’t know if I will.  I’m one of the few that enjoyed AVP… oh dear.

4. Beowulf.  I’m creeped out and in love with the look of this film.  I support any hard-edged CG flick, so I’ll be there, but I have to say, I wish it wasn’t the story of Beowulf.  I know it so well, and seen so many half-assed attempts, that even if this rocks, I might be jaded.

5. His Dark Materials: THe Golden Compass—All I’ve heard is that this is a more adult Harry Potter-esque saga.  I haven’t even read Book 1 yet, nor Book 6 of Potter, but I’ll give it a whirl and Kidman/Craig can do little wrong in my book (unless there are aliens involved).

6. Southland Tales—I know nothing about this and will stay this way.  Please be good.  Don’t be hack.  Please be good.

7. D-War—Quite possibly the bestest movie of recent note to have dragons wreaking havoc in a modern day setting.  If only Van Zandt was in this…

8.  30 Days of Night—The graphic novel story was very simple, but the art was amazing.  I love vampires so I have to see this, but I’m not entirely sure how this will pan out unless they nail that style.

9. Hitman—C’mon.  Video game adaptation with Deadwood’s Seth Bullock? Of course I’m there, but I don’t have high hopes.

10. National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets—I *LOVE* the score from the first film and that alone buys me a ticket to this one.  THankfully, the first movie was actually pretty good to boot, if not relatively meaningless.  This should be a bigger event, and yet it feels so small.

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