Clash of the Titans (2010) -- July 27th

[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by I am blu

saw the movie in 3D last week, it was sh*t. I mean 3D was
the movie itself is... entertaining enough to get this on blu-ray day1

After seeing some of the features and previews, I think I should enjoy it as well. I know what I am going into afterall That won't be a Federico Fellini movie and I know it

[Suntory_Times]

Originally Posted by P@t_Mtl

After seeing some of the features and previews, I think I should enjoy it as well. I know what I am going into afterall That won't be a Federico Fellini movie and I know it

So did I, but some internal consistency is neaded, bad guys are suddenyl good for no apparent reason etc...

[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by Suntory_Times

So did I, but some internal consistency is neaded, bad guys are suddenyl good for no apparent reason etc...

I hear you. For some weird reason I am always able to excuse some of this stuff for movies of that type. It's weird because in other cases I would not excuse it at all. I just see them as total brain shut down mindless entertainment

[Suntory_Times]

Originally Posted by P@t_Mtl

I hear you. For some weird reason I am always able to excuse some of this stuff for movies of that type. It's weird because in other cases I would not excuse it at all. I just see them as total brain shut down mindless entertainment

I usually can to, but when the role is acted out by

[Show spoiler]a great actor like Liam Nelson and they can't make it work, well that is near on unforgivable

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[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by Suntory_Times

I usually can to, but when the role is acted out by

[Show spoiler]a great actor like Liam Nelson and they can't make it work, well that is near on unforgivable

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Some of that I blame first on the director who sometimes just can't seem to bring out what is needed out of these superior actors. Let's not forget most of the directors doing these movies are not the ones who came out on top of their class at film school But part of the blame also fall on the actors who don't always take these rolese seriously because of the type of movie and that is not excusable and very unprofessional. If you are paied for a role, then do it at the best of your ability otherwise if you feel it's beneath you then don't take the job. If Sir Lawrence Olivier can be Zeus put on a toga and a gold wreath on his head and still act like he was doing Shakespeare then by George the rest of them can do a better job at it.

[Suntory_Times]

Originally Posted by P@t_Mtl

Some of that I blame first on the director who sometimes just can't seem to bring out what is needed out of these superior actors. Let's not forget most of the directors doing these movies are not the ones who came out on top of their class at film school But part of the blame also fall on the actors who don't always take these rolese seriously because of the type of movie and that is not excusable and very unprofessional. If you are paied for a role, then do it at the best of your ability otherwise if you feel it's beneath you then don't take the job. If Sir Lawrence Olivier can be Zeus put on a toga and a gold wreath on his head and still act like he was doing Shakespeare then by George the rest of them can do a better job at it.

I actually wouldn't blame either

[Show spoiler]I would blame the retolling that was forced upon the director and actor during reshots. For more info have a look at the thread in the movies section there's a link or two about this. There was nothing wrong with the performance of Nesson, he did wha the could do and acted pitrch perfect in every scene, the issue was it simply didn't make sense and if Neson can't make it work, nearly no one can

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