Posted: 10 Dec 2006, 18:38
It's already changed AFAIK? 
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Posted: 10 Dec 2006, 19:04
I wonder who changed it
Posted: 10 Dec 2006, 20:42
Rumbled!
Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 18:00
Looks smart. I also thought PotC was just eye-candy and very little else.
Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 18:38
The DVD Talk review of Apocalypto savages it.
Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 19:56
Many savaged The Passion solely focusing on it's director not film too. I'm really looking forward to seeing it.
Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 19:58
Must mean its shit then, but then I dont care what DVDTIMES say 
at all when it comes to reviews of films.
at all when it comes to reviews of films.Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 20:03
Neither do we when they've not even reviewed it, which would be hard when it's not out yet.
Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 20:21
Many people have seen it at advance preivews which were done a while back 
Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 20:22
I said DVD Talk not DVD Times, I agree with you Brad
Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 21:05
Hha the power of sugestion sucked in and spat out
sucked in and spat out Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 21:16
What?
Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 21:24
aka - Romero won't admit when it cocked up
Posted: 12 Dec 2006, 21:44
You dont remember what you said on another thread I take it then read the whole thread first, you didnt this time
read the whole thread first, you didnt this time Posted: 13 Dec 2006, 00:41
Romero's alter-ego Captain Oblivious strikes again!
Posted: 13 Dec 2006, 01:28
Currently No.1 at the US Box Office.
Posted: 13 Dec 2006, 15:58
Yup its amazing non englsih films can make so much cash, as a lot of americans are so thick they are cavemen. But they are the people they ussually interview, people who dont know things like what country they are in.
I guess the religious people are going to see Acapulcopops, as its far from a film that would normally ever get that many people going to see it, ever. So Gibsons recent palava and evil drunk driving shenanigans worked and it hepled the box office, when he should be in jail!
I guess the religious people are going to see Acapulcopops, as its far from a film that would normally ever get that many people going to see it, ever. So Gibsons recent palava and evil drunk driving shenanigans worked and it hepled the box office, when he should be in jail!
Posted: 13 Dec 2006, 17:21
I think its just as likely to have been the success of Passion (most succesful foreign language film ever) than his behaviour don't you Romero?
Posted: 13 Dec 2006, 17:33
Yup, but no press is bad he was not out the news for weeks saying ignorant things agaisnt Jews and stuff he kissed many bums to get out of that.
he was not out the news for weeks saying ignorant things agaisnt Jews and stuff he kissed many bums to get out of that.Posted: 13 Dec 2006, 19:39
It's all about marketing and hype. I'm confident a lot more foreign language films would do well if they had those too.romerojpg wrote:Yup its amazing non englsih films can make so much cash
Seeing as you've never been how about you pass judgement when you have. You like most are mistaken.romerojpg wrote:as a lot of americans are so thick they are cavemen.
America is an incredibly divorce country (more so than the UK). In the same country you have Texas you also have California, two polar opposites.
Why? It's not got anything to do with religion at all AFAIK. Certainly not in the usual sense.romerojpg wrote:I guess the religious people are going to see Acapulcopops
AFAIK the case isn't over.romerojpg wrote:So Gibsons recent palava and evil drunk driving shenanigans worked and it hepled the box office, when he should be in jail!
Posted: 13 Dec 2006, 19:44
Thats why I added on the end of my commentsbradavon wrote:romerojpg wrote:Seeing as you've never been how about you pass judgement when you have. You like most are mistaken.romerojpg wrote:as a lot of americans are so thick they are cavemen.
America is an incredibly divorce country (more so than the UK). In the same country you have Texas you also have California, two polar opposites.
"But they are the people they ussually interview, people who dont know things like what country they are in"
read sllloowwwlyyy...and hey the Religous aspect to the film are held high, basically the religious people who follow Gibson (there a many) will see the film, just becuase Gibsons made it and he made Passion, once you have religious fans you ussually have them for life, or until you do something bad in public (As Gibson has).
It wont be doing well in the UK, as basicaly no one normal (away from the net etc.. ) has even heard of it, and the trailer didnt help at all my friend in the cinema (and many others) had no idea what the hell it was..
Posted: 13 Dec 2006, 19:52
Fair enough.
Of course they haven't it's out yet. The Passion did well. I reckon this will. They've done the usual trick of not including any vocals in the trailer.
Of course they haven't it's out yet. The Passion did well. I reckon this will. They've done the usual trick of not including any vocals in the trailer.
Posted: 13 Dec 2006, 22:09
Its already made its budget back so in theory its a hit, and hell the cash came from Gibsons back pocket, so really he will be happy to make a few million more after his half a billion take from the Pasion
so in theory its a hit, and hell the cash came from Gibsons back pocket, so really he will be happy to make a few million more after his half a billion take from the Pasion Posted: 14 Dec 2006, 11:50
I don't see what on Earth a film about the Mayan civilisation has to do with Christianity, so why would a Christian audience bother with this film?romerojpg wrote:I guess the religious people are going to see Acapulcopops, as its far from a film that would normally ever get that many people going to see it, ever.
Posted: 14 Dec 2006, 15:22
lolzbradavon wrote:America is an incredibly divorce country