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Whatever. A dude didn't like a movie. NEWS OF THE CENTURY
Expendable. said:the writer of AMERICAN PSYCHO @BretEastonEllis
That's because it's buried in the middle of the thread. :lolmichaelsrevenge said:Haven't seen these posted yet
Expendable. said:the writer of AMERICAN PSYCHO @BretEastonEllis
I'm pretty sure that's just how Bret Easton Ellis works.Expendable. said:the writer of AMERICAN PSYCHO @BretEastonEllis
michaelsrevenge said:
Why would you be nervous about a repeat viewing?Charred Greyface said:I just got through rereading the 6 volumes of the comic and I'm going to see the film again tomorrow. A bit nervous.
Hey, at least he didn't call it hipster :lolExpendable. said:the writer of AMERICAN PSYCHO @BretEastonEllis
Yeah. I had to do it or the comic book guy in me would be just wondering how much different the book was in this or that part the entire time while watching the movie. With my comic book adaptations, I actually require knowing the source material before I see it.mileS said:you read all 6 in one day soultron?
Expendable. said:the writer of AMERICAN PSYCHO @BretEastonEllis
The film was going to end withCharred Greyface said:Let's not forget that the film was practically complete before book 6 was even written. The film was always going to have a different ending from the books. For once I don't mind too much
Damn, sorry man.Funky Papa said:I SAW THE BROKEN SPOILER
AAAAAAAGH
No, because she's literally his dream girl; she's in his dreams! they didn't really get part from the comic across in the film.Krev said:The film was going to end withScott ending up with Knives. That's what Ramona was actually alluding to with "maybe I'm not the one you should have been fighting for" (rejiggered through reshoots to be a comment about self respect) and "You two make a great combo."
Man, Ramona was so unlikable in this film. I've always defended her against the 'she's a bitch' haters, but in the film version I would agree with them. Why is she his dream girl? She's pretty and that's it.
I just read the comics again and I don't know if the film will hold up after that initial thrill.XiaNaphryz said:Why would you be nervous about a repeat viewing?
Charred Greyface said:No, because she's literally his dream girl; she's in his dreams! they didn't really get part from the comic across in the film.
I'm still sighing at the Knives/Ramona thing. Maybe hats why they changed Scotts age to 22 so i wouldnt look to bad hehe. One reviewer even suggested that Scott ended up with the wrong girl. I guess at the end of book 5, with Ramona disappearing, Kim leaving and Envy not even in the picture, I might seem plausible that Scott ended up with Knives.... Why didn't Edgar wright just wait for the series to be finished first before writing the screenplay? What was the rush? Or did they initially plan to make a sequel then decided to squeeze everything into one movie later on?
I just read the comics again and I don't know if the film will hold up after that initial thrill.
butter_stick said:Ramona is a sexy hipster. They really shouldn't need to explain why she's his dream girl.
MNC said:Wait, does he end up with Knives in the movie? Is that a fucking spoiler? It better not be.
Krev said:Damn, sorry man.
Doesn't really spoil anything except a probable DVD extra though.
Hrm. So it was the ending to the early screenings? Interesting. So it'll be a BR deleted scene most likely. Okay, keeping that in mind I'm not so pissed anymore :lolezekial45 said:That was the original ending, but they changed it.
Not in the movie thoughbutter_stick said:Ramona is a sexy hipster.
_dementia said:Not in the movie though
That is awesome. I wish someone would make one starting a bit earlier - where he runs to the right and immediately flies through the window on the left. :lol_dementia said:I made this last June when it was shown in the 3rd trailer
SketchTheArtist said:Oh man, for those that are in the Montreal area, stay the fuck away from the only theater showing it, the AMC 22. Dear god, the sound was Stereo throughout the whole movie, only coming out of the front of the screen. Blargh.
I kept telling my friends that the song at the beginning sets the mood for the whole picture (It literally kicked my ass when I saw it at Fantasia, the sound was all around us and was at a really decent volume). But this was......so hard for me. I was concentrating to hear the voices and music. My friends didn't really notice but I was so disappointed. Mainly because I have to wait for the blu-ray to see it again.
When the studio gives you funding, you use it when you can. Besides, they started thinking about doing a movie shortly after the first book came out - you expect a studio would actually sit and wait 5 or 6 years for all the material to come out before beginning pre-production?Charred Greyface said:Why didn't Edgar wright just wait for the series to be finished first before writing the screenplay? What was the rush?