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Red Sonja
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Rose McGowan as Red Sonja? Seriously? I'm sure a Rodriguez produced Red Sonja movie would kick ass, but I really dislike that casting. |
Yeah I don't see her in that roll at all...
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Another @#$%^&*( remake. You'd think the mass movie going people would be sick of the remakes. And I can't see a remake out doing the original, when you had Arnold Schwartzenegger in it, as well as Ernies Reyes Jr (Keno from TMNT 2)
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Don't like it, don't watch. The original will always be the original. Plus, remakes have been extremely profitable, and this will probably be as well, considering about 90% of the people seeing this movie, probably won;t have even heard of the original, much less scene it. |
McGowan doesn't seem like she fits the physical type to play Red Sonja. :ohwell:
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Rose is a huge mistake. She's good lookin' and all, but not the right body type and I just can't see her swingin' a sword and doin' the fantasy barbarian thing.
I agree with GK too, the first movie is great, but you have to watch it tongue and cheek. It's what I like to call goofy-great. But... I'll probably watch it on DVD no matter what because I've got too much time on my hands and I'm a sucker for any comic book movie, if only so I can bash it after. |
hm, am I the only one who liked the orginal Red Sonja movie? :ohwell:
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Wonder if they are gonna release a re-make of Willow next:ohwell: |
"Ripping off?" So when they made Batman in 1989 I guess that was a rip off of the 60s movie then right? You know since That was also based on a comic book.
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Rose McGowan, hm? I guess that's the best they could do, considering women like Bridgette Nielson are hard to find nowadays.
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Rose McGowan is too pale and skinny to pull off Red Sonja.
What I'm wondering is when they are going to do a Live Action comics movie on Lady Death! |
I doubt they will ever make a Lady Death LA movie. :ohwell:
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I'm going to agree with the rest of the posters here. Rose McGowen? No No and NO! She far to femme to be a female barbarian. Unless she plans on bulking up quite a bit I suggest he change his mind and look elsewhere. I'm sure he could find another girl to take the role. Though I can think of none off the top of my head. :ohwell: |
She played a chick with a machine gun leg she can handle a barbarian.
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Rose just comes off as too prissy to me. :-?
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Thanks to comic-con, we have a couple posters for the film as well as some more info...
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They never gave up, did they?
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Surprised they didn't make her black.
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White Redhead not replaced by a Black!? Surprise.
Also, whatever this thing supposed to be (a screenshot, poster) looks like there is too much Photoshop. |
Well the lead actress just shot this movie in the foot
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It's D.O.A., then. They'll never learn.
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Trailer.
Looks... eh... questionable. And what is that thing at 00:13? Some kind of garbage truck? |
I think it looks good. Then again I thought the Conan movie from 10 years ago looked good as well and we'll.. :lol:
Maybe I should watch the Arnold Conan movies, never have. |
I mean during her origin her village was burned down and she was gangraped. Her story is pretty much a female empowerment rape survivor story. Of course they'd run with that.
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Arnold plays Conan in the Red Sonja flick, but - eh it's complicated. He's Conan, just leave it at that. |
I could watch the Arnold Conan the Barbarian movie over and over again. And when I was a kid, I pretty much did. It's very close to what could be considered a "perfect" movie, IMO. A rare one, too where I watch it again after 10, 15 years and not only does it hold up well, it seems even better to me now as I appreciate it even more.
I've actually never seen the original Red Sonja. Though now I'm reading that Arnold actually WAS playing Conan in the movie, according to the producers. Story-wise he was just using an alias, as he was known to do in the books. Legal-wise, they wanted to refer to him by name but didn't have the rights to use Conan in the movie because they only had the rights to use him in 3 movies (this would have been the third) but he had to be the lead, which he wasn't in Red Sonja. But I guess he basically IS playing Conan in it, with the same swordfighting style and mannerisms and everything. And as I've complained about elsewhere here, if Arnold had the Stallone business model mentality we'd have gotten a proper King Conan movie long, long ago. Instead, Arnold has just been sitting idly around for decades, waiting for someone to do everything for him and make it for him. And even if it happens now, he is barely in any shape to even do it in some kind of Eastwood-in-Unforgiven fashion. |
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Gail Simone revealed she was the consulting producer on this, and it features characters she created
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And then you can sort of justify it through deeper headcanon which tells you that Red Sonja takes place after Conan the Destroyer. And so, Conan was already a king during this time, grew tired of it and went out on an adventure under a pseudonym so as not to be recognized as a king. |
Still think this new Red Sonja might be DOA. Does anyone really think this is going to do better numbers than recent stuff like Ballerina and Cleaner and such? It just seems like a bad time for girl boss stuff.
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Let it rot. Put the nail in the coffin of woke $#!(. |
Any other Sword&Sorcery movies I should check out, even if they're not as good as the Arnold Conan ones? I'm in the mood of checking things out.
Like i see beast master has a bunch of sequels, any others? Even if they're mediocre, as long as they're not god awful, I can deal with 80s cheese and effects. |
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I've never seen Krull, but that's another one. Willow, if you've never seen it. Legend with a young Tom Cruise, of course. Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger I liked, but that's back from the 70s. |
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Dragonslayer has one of the coolest Dragons put to film, even to this day. You can't go wrong with Lou Ferrigno's Hercules movies. The Sword and the Sorcerer is a strange movie. It seemed so much better as a kid, and the sword gimmick felt like it carried the whole movie. But then you watch it as an adult and you realize the sword itself has like 35 seconds of useful screen time. |
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