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post #51 of 55
Don't you have a hobby? If not, could you please find one?
post #52 of 55
God created the world in 6 days. Granted the world isn't perfect, but that sort of work ethic would be perfect for the small lead-in time of the next x-men movie.
post #53 of 55
John Badham!

Give the man the chance to finally remake X-Men 3 into Stakeout 3, and have Estevez, Dreyfuss, and Vinnie Jones pig-fuck Rosie O'Donnell in the Danger Room.

While watching Famke and Halle skritch and yiff the Beast.
post #54 of 55
Ratner is, sadly, exactly what I expected following Singer's departture. I figured that some new, foreign, or music video director would get the big break, or that they'd hire some journeyman that would be either bad (Paul Anderson), or just boring.

Ratner is definitely a boring choice, but I don't see him as quite the Antichrist some do. "Red Dragon" was very well done in my opinion, he showed he could adapt the script and leave bullshit at the door, and credit him or not, he got some nice performances.

Hopefully he'll snag Dante Spinotti again and the film will look fantastic. Hopefully he'll get another great composer like Lalo Schiffrin and we'll get a nice score. Hopefully he brings his "Red Dragon" inner director instead of his bullshit "After the Sunset" sensibilities. Hopefully Fox doesn't do what its most like going to do and fuck the whole thing up.

I was getting really excited about Vaughn. I wonder what happened.
post #55 of 55
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Originally Posted by Stew
I was getting really excited about Vaughn. I wonder what happened.
He's married to Claudia Schiffer. Need I say more?
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