What about Revolution (arguably the most unfairly-knocked movie of all time...of which The Patriot was virtually a remake)? Of course I'd want a director and cinematographer commentary and an interview with John Corigliano in the special features. Not that it would happen, but it would be nice. Paul

I had no burning desire to see this film to begin with (a costume piece tracked with 80s tunes just doesn't grab me for some odd reason). But it looks as tho the film may well be even worse than the trailer suggests...

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Paul

This is the same treatment previously given to other fringe formats such as D-VHS/D-Theater, DVD-A and SACD, all of which can only be described as mainstream failures (of these formats only SACD is barely holding onto a narrow segment of the audiophile niche, and even there its sales are dwarfed by...

Cool!

Hope IMDB is right about Trevor Jones. Wouldn't be the same without him. No mention of the film on Jones' own site, but his site isn't updated regularly (and doesn't list any upcoming assignments anyway).


Paul

I read this interesting bit of news at totalmedia.com (where I buy most of my MiniDV tapes)... https://www.totalmedia.com/tips_31.asp Whole article is below... Blu-ray vs. HD DVD update. Sony lost the VCR battle in the 1970s when its highly regarded Betamax technology was trounced by VHS, a more wid...

Hopper is a very talented composer and ranks up there with the likes of George Fenton, especially in terms of "Style." Silimar to George Fenton? Well that is (pardon the pun) music to my ears! Fenton would have been my personal choice to replace John Williams, so this bodes well! Paul

...but now we get this . :( http://magazine.libero.it/cinema/foto/3751/connelly-dark-water-230.jpg Seriously, Jen...eat something and agree to star in a romantic comedy. I think she looks better in this picture. Give me a gal with no make-up in baggy hipster togs over a glitzy debutante any day! Paul

WARNING! WARNING! DANGER WILL ROBINSON! MY RESPONSE CONTAINS SPOILERS! DON'T READ IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THE FILM... So, as far as I'm concerned, Magneto was the hero of the picture; now that Charles Xavier is, at least theoretically, out-of-the-picture, the X-Men should've installed Magneto as the ne...

JAY SHERMAN: It stinks! :( And Ottman's score to X2 was excellent. I don't know who Jay Sherman is, but I myself feel Ottman's score is the weakest of the three. The only really dynamic music in the film is when Nightcrawler attacks the president -- and that was Mozart's Requiem. I find Kamen's sco...

^^ For about the millionth time now...posts like these underscore why I haven't gone back to a theater in almost two years now. I can wait for three months and enjoy the movie on DVD in the comfort of my own home with zero hassles like these. I may just join you (in *practice* that is -- I don't me...

In fairness Powell's score was certainly not awful. I'd say it was better than Ottman's.

On the other hand it was probably not as good as Goldsmith's The Shadow either!


Paul

aw crap... after the end credits there is supposedly a scene! has anyone stayed till the veryend??? wanna know what happens there!!! $#@%!!! I left before the credits ended too. of course I was in a bad mood because I yelled at some stupid kids (who should have been in school -- this was a Friday m...

I can't fathom why this film has gotten negative reviews. I saw it today and consider it the best of the three. It continues to develop the characters in highly compelling ways, and advances the story in new and interesting directions (some of them very unexpected). Magneto in particular stands-out,...

There's a big difference - you're seeing an old episode of Dr Who on a TV screen less than two feet wide, not a 40ft cinema screen, which makes a helluva of a difference. No-one ever thought that Dr Who was ever exhibtion quality for a $250m+ movie. You've got a point there! But where I was coming ...

I think Carlson2005 brings-up some good points, but as Wendy Carlos once said of arts-related technology "there's no point in challenging the innevitable" (or words to that effect). I think HD video is here to stay. Whether or not it renders film obsolete is debatable. Certainly film is do...