Yep. We got a John Carter movie. Weird thing is, I’m still having to explain what it is and where it came from to nearly every non-geek I run into. That’s the uphill battle, and I truly hope there’s at least a mention before it comes out that it comes from “one of the most beloved science fiction and fantasy authors of all time”. The pedigree of this thing is taking a back seat to the pretty leading man and the pretty pictures of crafts and monsters.
I know three folks who have seen it. All three had a good time. That gives me hope. I’m not a Taylor Kitsch guy on my best day, so to hear some good stuff about Andrew (Finding Nemo, Wall-E) Stanton’s live action debut is good indeed.
We are lucky to be a part of the promotion of the film and we have a small allotment of tickets for lucky folks in the cities below. I’ll be mailing physical copies so please include your mailing address. Answer the following questions to the best of your ability:
1. John Carter is based on a character from a series of pulp novels from days of yore. For genre buffs it’s gold, but for the general public it’s just another way to spend two hours. How important is the brand’s lineage to you?
2. Do you think this should have been sold as the telling of a great literary work or is it best to have Disney pushing it more to their base?
3. This movie has Mark Strong, Dominic West, James Purefoy, Willem Dafoe, Ciaran Hinds, and Bryan Cranston. Is it wrong that I’m most excited about seeing all these great characters?
4. What do we need to do more CHUD?
Don’t forget your mailing address!
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Raleigh









Do you mean DominiC West and James PurEfoy?
Do you and Renn EVER not post drunk? Fuck man. Go ahead and delete my post like usual and ban me if you want… Whatever. Grow some professionalism.
How do I delete a post. You fixed it, didn’t delete me, and didn’t ban me. Good on you guys. Feel free to take it down.
Sorry Nick,
Btw I feel like an epic douche…
Keep posting drunk!!
Hoping this is a good time. The pedigree is top notch but a movie has to be it’s own thing at the end of the day.
Sigh. I was really hoping that post WOULD have been deleted.
Nick is too good of people for that kind of rant. I had a bad dinner with an ex friend. Excuses, excuses.
While I hope this does well (to give a boost to classic sci-fi) I think this is going to bomb – even the sci-friendly folks I know have no interest in seeing this, and the marketing campaign seems to ignore the significance of the source material entirely. This feels very similar to the Prince of Persia / Scorpion King territory.
No matter what it is similar to, I still want to see it.
1. I think this work has held it’s own for this long that I think this film could only be a plus and hopefully get the younger generation back into reading again!!
2. I am a huge fan of Disney but I really hope it ‘s literary work is what stands out.
3. Not at all and I am excited to see Willem Dafoe the most!!
4. new to the site and do not understand the question. sorry
Raleigh and not sure if I am suppose to post this here and not comfortable posting my address here. Can I PM it? Sorry I am totally looking like a n00b
ps. the generation reading includes my 2 kids. :p
1. as long as it’s a good movie- don’t care
2. disney
3.love these characters
4. love movie premieres- thanks for having them!
Sheri Andrews
14 Little Silver Ct
Smyrna, GA 30080
Love to go to Atlanta sneak!
!. Not to important
2. Disney
3. Not at all
4. More free more movie screenings
Do not want to post my adrs so publicly but send email frm register info and will supply it to you.