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n°15214865
Zoreil
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 12:56:09  profilanswer
 

Reprise du message précédent :
Soit c'est un site de merde soit à la production ya que des neuneus, mais ça ne peut pas être la suite de Da Vinci Code, vu que le livre Anges et Démons est sorti AVANT Da Vinci Code.

mood
Publicité
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 12:56:09  profilanswer
 

n°15214984
F@bek
6 SEASONS AND A MOVIE §§§
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 13:14:07  profilanswer
 

Zoreil a écrit :

Soit c'est un site de merde soit à la production ya que des neuneus, mais ça ne peut pas être la suite de Da Vinci Code, vu que le livre Anges et Démons est sorti AVANT Da Vinci Code.


"Anges et Démons" sera bien le titre, mais là il semble que l'intention soit "ironique" téllement le premier film était ...  [:ramucho]


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n°15214993
Zoreil
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 13:15:34  profilanswer
 

Comment pourrais je te contredire ? :D

n°15215019
crapaudine
Batracien jovial
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 13:19:14  profilanswer
 

Mais non, il était juste à l'aune du livre...
 
J'avoue avoir récidivé en lisant également Anges et Demons pour me rendre compte que Da Vinci Code est un copier/coller d'Anges et Demons. On a l'impression de lire deux fois le même livre.
 
 
En tout cas, je suis sure que je ne verrai pas deux fois le même film !!!!  :D

n°15215035
Zoreil
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 13:21:53  profilanswer
 

Le film était plus comique que le bouquin, quand même :D
 
Surtout à la fin, avec la révélation et les deux qui jouaient comme des quiches...

n°15215136
dobeliou
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 13:31:08  profilanswer
 

crapaudine a écrit :

Mais non, il était juste à l'aune du livre...
 
J'avoue avoir récidivé en lisant également Anges et Demons pour me rendre compte que Da Vinci Code est un copier/coller d'Anges et Demons. On a l'impression de lire deux fois le même livre.
 
 
En tout cas, je suis sure que je ne verrai pas deux fois le même film !!!!  :D


qui sait, le 2eme sera peut etre pire [:petrus75]


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n°15215210
crapaudine
Batracien jovial
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 13:38:22  profilanswer
 

Zoreil a écrit :

Le film était plus comique que le bouquin, quand même :D
 
Surtout à la fin, avec la révélation et les deux qui jouaient comme des quiches...


 
 
Il est sur que le jeu des acteurs donnait une nouvelle dimension à l'histoire !!!  :whistle:

n°15215219
angellus2
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 13:39:08  profilanswer
 

Zoreil a écrit :

Le film était plus comique que le bouquin, quand même :D
 
Surtout à la fin, avec la révélation et les deux qui jouaient comme des quiches...


 

Citation :

Gérard du cinéma 2007
 
Plus mauvaise réplique : « Ah ben ça alors ! » : Audrey Tautou apprenant la vérité sur ses origines dans The Da Vinci code


 :D


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n°15215386
Alexcrime
Travailler, c'est trop dur
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 13:55:14  profilanswer
 

angellus2 a écrit :


 

Citation :

Gérard du cinéma 2007
 
Plus mauvaise réplique : « Ah ben ça alors ! » : Audrey Tautou apprenant la vérité sur ses origines dans The Da Vinci code


 :D


 
Cette année, je propose

Spoiler :

"I hear the wind blowing from outside" par Mark Wahlberg :o


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n°15215469
MrGnou
Serengeti Warrior
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 14:02:27  profilanswer
 

Alexcrime a écrit :


 
Cette année, je propose

Spoiler :

"I hear the wind blowing from outside" par Mark Wahlberg :o



 [:blessure]  
 
 [:afrojojo]


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mood
Publicité
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 14:02:27  profilanswer
 

n°15215610
Deouss
SOLA GRATIA
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 14:16:37  profilanswer
 

Alexcrime a écrit :


 
Cette année, je propose

Spoiler :

"I hear the wind blowing from outside" par Mark Wahlberg :o



 
Il mérite trois-quatre Gérards à lui tout seul :o


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n°15219349
Brad Pitt
R.I.P. P.atron
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 19:55:03  profilanswer
 

Prodigy a écrit :

Bon ben RIP Stan Winston.
 
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=46007
 

Citation :

Special effects and makeup guru Stan Winston passed away on Sunday, June 15th in Los Angeles, California. He was 62.
 
Winston died at home Sunday evening after a seven-year struggle with multiple myeloma.
 
Winston was best known for his work for the "Terminator," "Jurassic Park" and "Predator" series, and Edward Scissorhands. The 3-time Oscar winner most recently worked on Iron Man and was special effects supervisor on the upcoming Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins.
 
Winston won Oscars for Aliens (1986), Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1992) and Jurassic Park (1993).


 
Il était un de mes dieux quand j'étais ado, un de ceux qui m'avaient poussé à envisager de faire maquilleur en SFX même si en France à l'époque c'était juste une voie de garage.
 
Putain  :sweat:


OH SHI-


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n°15223834
meriadeck
arme de distractions massives
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 23:16:52  profilanswer
 

RIP Cyd Charisse. Décidément.


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n°15224895
Prodigy
Posté le 17-06-2008 à 23:55:36  profilanswer
 

Hommage de AICN à Stan Winston :  
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/37109
 
La lettre de Cameron :
 

Citation :

Harry,
 
Thanks for doing what you're doing. You're right, the mainstream media won't get it. They don't understand the important stuff. They're too busy chasing young idiot celebrities around the rehab circuit.
 
Stan was a great man. I'm proud to have been his friend, and his collaborator on what for both of us, was some of our best work. We met in pre-production on Terminator in 1983, and quickly sized each other up as the kind of crazy son of a bitch that you wanted for a friend. We've stayed friends for over a quarter of a century, and would have been for much longer if he had not been cut down.
 
We've lost a great artist, a man who made a contribution to the cinema of the fantastic that will resound for a long long time. I don't need to list the indelible characters he and his team of artists brought to the screen. Readers of your site know them.
 
We all know Stan's work, the genius of his designs. But not even the fans necessarily know how great he was as a man. I mean a real man --- a man who knows that even though your artistic passion can rule your life, you still make time for your family and your friends. He was a good father, and he raised two great kids. His wife of 37 years, Karen, was with him in the beginning, helping him make plaster molds in their garage for low budget gigs on TV movies, and she was with him at the end.
 
He was a man of incredible humor. When I think of him I see him smiling, usually a goofy grin as he twists his glasses askew on his nose doing a Jerry Lewis impression. Never afraid to play the clown, because he knew his colleagues respected him. He lived life full throttle, in work and play. Like me he loved fast cars, and whenever one of us would get a new toy, the other had to drive it (a practice which was strained for few years after I skidded his brand new Porsche turbo, just off the boat from Stuttgart, into his garage and stopped a half inch from the back wall). We even went to formula racing school together. For the last ten years or so we rode motorcycles on Sundays with Arnold Schwarzenegger and some other friends, not every week but as many Sundays as we could. There was a comradeship that comes from starting out together, and never betraying the respect and trust of that friendship over the years, but always being there for each other, that the three of us have shared.
 
Stan and I founded Digital Domain together, and our friendship was never strained by being business partners. He always demonstrated incredible wisdom in business, because he knew people, and especially creative people. He inspired artists to pull together and work as a team, which is like herding cats, but it was perhaps his greatest talent. To lead by inspiration. His own team at Stan Winston Studios is the most stable in the business. His core guys have been with him literally since Terminator, 25 years. That's because they respected him so much, and because he made the work fun, even though it was hard. They would stay up all night busting their ass for him. They knew they would always be doing something cutting edge and challenging, and that he respected them enough to let them run with it. Though he could draw and sculpt as well as any of them, he never let his own talent eclipse theirs, because he knew that team building was the most important aspect of leadership. And that's what allowed them to create success after success for over two decades, and win 4 Oscars, among over 30 awards. A walk through Stan's studio gallery is a trip through the last two decades of fantasy cinema. Predators, Terminators, raptors, T-rexes, Edward Scissorhands himself and a hundred more. It hits you how great an impact he's had.
 
I spoke with Stan by phone Saturday morning, and apparently it was one of the last conversations he had. Incredibly, in retrospect, he was full of life, you'd never have known he was at death's door. We talked for a long time about all the fun times, and all the dragons we'd slain together. He said that once you've shown something is possible, everybody can do it. What was important was being first. Breaking new ground.
 
Well that's just what he did his whole career, and today's creature and character effects business uses the techniques he developed every single day. He inspired a generation of fantasy effects geeks, and his legacy will be found in their dreams up on the screens of the future, not just in the films he worked on directly.
 
I'm going to miss him, like I'd miss a brother. It's hard, almost unfathomable, to talk about him in the past tense. He was just one of those larger than life people that was so alive that you can't imagine them gone. But he is gone. I ask the fans to remember not just the work but the man.
 
Thanks for listening.
 
Jim out

n°15225164
Dkiller
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 00:07:48  profilanswer
 

Il est mort, stun peu tard, fallait faire ça avant [:prodigy]

n°15225324
multivitam​ine
Marchande avec cela.
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 00:17:27  profilanswer
 

On est  pas en Angleterre en +[:prodigy]


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n°15225374
meriadeck
arme de distractions massives
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 00:20:56  profilanswer
 

Prodigy a écrit :

Hommage de AICN à Stan Winston :  
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/37109
 
La lettre de Cameron :
 

Citation :

Harry,
 
Thanks for doing what you're doing. You're right, the mainstream media won't get it. They don't understand the important stuff. They're too busy chasing young idiot celebrities around the rehab circuit.
 
Stan was a great man. I'm proud to have been his friend, and his collaborator on what for both of us, was some of our best work. We met in pre-production on Terminator in 1983, and quickly sized each other up as the kind of crazy son of a bitch that you wanted for a friend. We've stayed friends for over a quarter of a century, and would have been for much longer if he had not been cut down.
 
We've lost a great artist, a man who made a contribution to the cinema of the fantastic that will resound for a long long time. I don't need to list the indelible characters he and his team of artists brought to the screen. Readers of your site know them.
 
We all know Stan's work, the genius of his designs. But not even the fans necessarily know how great he was as a man. I mean a real man --- a man who knows that even though your artistic passion can rule your life, you still make time for your family and your friends. He was a good father, and he raised two great kids. His wife of 37 years, Karen, was with him in the beginning, helping him make plaster molds in their garage for low budget gigs on TV movies, and she was with him at the end.
 
He was a man of incredible humor. When I think of him I see him smiling, usually a goofy grin as he twists his glasses askew on his nose doing a Jerry Lewis impression. Never afraid to play the clown, because he knew his colleagues respected him. He lived life full throttle, in work and play. Like me he loved fast cars, and whenever one of us would get a new toy, the other had to drive it (a practice which was strained for few years after I skidded his brand new Porsche turbo, just off the boat from Stuttgart, into his garage and stopped a half inch from the back wall). We even went to formula racing school together. For the last ten years or so we rode motorcycles on Sundays with Arnold Schwarzenegger and some other friends, not every week but as many Sundays as we could. There was a comradeship that comes from starting out together, and never betraying the respect and trust of that friendship over the years, but always being there for each other, that the three of us have shared.
 
Stan and I founded Digital Domain together, and our friendship was never strained by being business partners. He always demonstrated incredible wisdom in business, because he knew people, and especially creative people. He inspired artists to pull together and work as a team, which is like herding cats, but it was perhaps his greatest talent. To lead by inspiration. His own team at Stan Winston Studios is the most stable in the business. His core guys have been with him literally since Terminator, 25 years. That's because they respected him so much, and because he made the work fun, even though it was hard. They would stay up all night busting their ass for him. They knew they would always be doing something cutting edge and challenging, and that he respected them enough to let them run with it. Though he could draw and sculpt as well as any of them, he never let his own talent eclipse theirs, because he knew that team building was the most important aspect of leadership. And that's what allowed them to create success after success for over two decades, and win 4 Oscars, among over 30 awards. A walk through Stan's studio gallery is a trip through the last two decades of fantasy cinema. Predators, Terminators, raptors, T-rexes, Edward Scissorhands himself and a hundred more. It hits you how great an impact he's had.
 
I spoke with Stan by phone Saturday morning, and apparently it was one of the last conversations he had. Incredibly, in retrospect, he was full of life, you'd never have known he was at death's door. We talked for a long time about all the fun times, and all the dragons we'd slain together. He said that once you've shown something is possible, everybody can do it. What was important was being first. Breaking new ground.
 
Well that's just what he did his whole career, and today's creature and character effects business uses the techniques he developed every single day. He inspired a generation of fantasy effects geeks, and his legacy will be found in their dreams up on the screens of the future, not just in the films he worked on directly.
 
I'm going to miss him, like I'd miss a brother. It's hard, almost unfathomable, to talk about him in the past tense. He was just one of those larger than life people that was so alive that you can't imagine them gone. But he is gone. I ask the fans to remember not just the work but the man.
 
Thanks for listening.
 
Jim out


:sweat:  


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Acceuil
n°15227211
Prodigy
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 09:21:22  profilanswer
 

multivitamine a écrit :

On est  pas en Angleterre en +[:prodigy]


 
Chouette intervention de Chevalier et Laspalès.

n°15229913
Elbarto
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 13:43:29  profilanswer
 
n°15230283
multivitam​ine
Marchande avec cela.
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 14:14:50  profilanswer
 

J'ai regardé l'homme sans âge

Spoiler :

Pourquoi j'ai fais ça moi [:cerveau zytrasnif]


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n°15230645
F@bek
6 SEASONS AND A MOVIE §§§
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 14:46:00  profilanswer
 


c'est parti pour l'overdose de biopics
et puis Decaunes ... :/ je ne suis jamais remis de Monsieur N.


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n°15230676
Prodigy
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 14:48:52  profilanswer
 

Hé ben il te faut pas grand chose.

n°15230730
tef le lut​in
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 14:54:16  profilanswer
 

La personne aux 2 personnes :
 
a part 1 ou 2 longueurs, je me suis bien fendu la poire :pt1cable: De faire des bons films sur des sujets pète-gueule comme ça, ça m'impressionne :jap:  
Auteuil est particulièrement parfait :love:

n°15230810
ToYonos
Ready to code
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 15:01:02  profilanswer
 

tef le lutin a écrit :

La personne aux 2 personnes :
 
a part 1 ou 2 longueurs, je me suis bien fendu la poire :pt1cable: De faire des bons films sur des sujets pète-gueule comme ça, ça m'impressionne :jap:  
Auteuil est particulièrement parfait :love:


 
Prod' va pas te rater sur celle-là :D


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n°15230857
Prodigy
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 15:05:43  profilanswer
 

Pkoi ?

n°15230876
ToYonos
Ready to code
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 15:07:14  profilanswer
 

Ben Auteuil parfait c'est rare, il y a toujours un truc qui va pas dans ses interprétations (après les goûts etc...)


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n°15230919
Ak47Soda
Gamertag: Sabaku No Soda
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 15:10:19  profilanswer
 

C'est surement déja passé :
 
http://www.whysoserious.com/myhero/
 
Extrait du prochain batman


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n°15231102
sirius got​t
⭐⭐
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 15:25:59  profilanswer
 

Le contenu de ce message a été effacé par son auteur


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n°15231156
Ak47Soda
Gamertag: Sabaku No Soda
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 15:30:36  profilanswer
 


 
Ah bah dommage :o


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Truth or happiness, never both.
n°15231500
tef le lut​in
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 15:56:42  profilanswer
 

ToYonos a écrit :

Ben Auteuil parfait c'est rare, il y a toujours un truc qui va pas dans ses interprétations (après les goûts etc...)


 
Bin franchement, je ne suis pas archi fan de cet acteur... mais là je l'ai vraiment trouvé très bon, très juste...

n°15231797
Gordon Shu​mway
Ça fout la frousse.
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 16:24:22  profilanswer
 

meriadeck a écrit :

RIP Cyd Charisse. Décidément.


Citation :

Le samedi 28 juin, TCM rendra hommage à l'actrice Cyd Charisse qui s'est éteinte cette nuit à l'âge de 87 ans. La chaîne programmera exceptionnellement deux de ses films les plus connus, le samedi 28 juin. A 20h45, TCM diffusera Party Girl avec évidemment Cyd Charisse et Robert Taylor, puis à 22h25, The Band Wagon avec en vedette Fred Astaire aux côtés de l'actrice.  
 
Source: communiqué TCM


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n°15235579
meriadeck
arme de distractions massives
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 22:27:25  profilanswer
 

"sans sarah rien ne va" c'est énorme [:rofl] ça manque un peu de dinguerie, la fin est un peu convenue mais c'est pas mal [:rofl] Mila Kunis [:cerveau lent]


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n°15235734
the veggie​ boy
Who's taking my Lorazepam?
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 22:39:34  profilanswer
 

c'est ça le titre en français de forgetting sarah marshall ?
paie ton titre de merde quoi  [:delarue5]  
 
bon sinon j'ai vu Eldorado de Bouli Lanners le week-end passé. Assez sympa et touchant, bonne dynamique dans le duo d'acteurs, quelques scènes assez drôles quand même, même si c'est quand même un peu lent par moments. Puis pour le coté chauvin ça fait toujours plaisir de voir un bon film belge, surout quand une partie se passe à Liège.


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n°15235747
meriadeck
arme de distractions massives
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 22:40:43  profilanswer
 

the veggie boy a écrit :

c'est ça le titre en français de forgetting sarah marshall ?
paie ton titre de merde quoi  [:delarue5]  
 
bon sinon j'ai vu Eldorado de Bouli Lanners le week-end passé. Assez sympa et touchant, bonne dynamique dans le duo d'acteurs, quelques scènes assez drôles quand même, même si c'est quand même un peu lent par moments. Puis pour le coté chauvin ça fait toujours plaisir de voir un bon film belge, surout quand une partie se passe à Liège.


ouai le titre est a chier en français.


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n°15235783
lovelyJ
Posté le 18-06-2008 à 22:43:01  profilanswer
 

tiens pour le coup ils passent "chantons sous la pluie" sur france 3 tout de suite.... ;)


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n°15236669
Ak47Soda
Gamertag: Sabaku No Soda
Posté le 19-06-2008 à 00:07:40  profilanswer
 

Ca m'a l'air pas mal "Au bout de la nuit" http://www.allocine.fr/video/playe [...] &hd=1.html


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Truth or happiness, never both.
n°15236911
hans zimme​r
The thin red line.
Posté le 19-06-2008 à 00:40:18  profilanswer
 

Phénomènes excellentissime.
 
Et qu'on ne me dise pas que ce film n'est pas une parodie ou n'est pas sensé faire rire.
 
Non, qu'on ne me le dise pas.


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n°15236976
Profil sup​primé
Posté le 19-06-2008 à 00:50:45  answer
 

hans zimmer a écrit :

Phénomènes excellentissime.
 
Et qu'on ne me dise pas que ce film n'est pas une parodie ou n'est pas sensé faire rire.
 
Non, qu'on ne me le dise pas.


 
"Ce flim n'est pas un flim sur le cyclimse."  
Shlamlalan - 2008

n°15237315
Venividivi​cious
Psn: vulvor
Posté le 19-06-2008 à 01:29:47  profilanswer
 

Prodigy a écrit :

Hommage de AICN à Stan Winston :  
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/37109
 
La lettre de Cameron :
 

Citation :

Harry,
 
Thanks for doing what you're doing. You're right, the mainstream media won't get it. They don't understand the important stuff. They're too busy chasing young idiot celebrities around the rehab ....
... But he is gone. I ask the fans to remember not just the work but the man.
 
Thanks for listening.
 
Jim out


ouais perso ce mec representait tout ce qui m'a fait rever etant gosse, un veritable artisan qui a sculpte le reve au cinema.
ca me rend triste :/

n°15237935
cguignol
c'est toi, satan?
Posté le 19-06-2008 à 08:45:15  profilanswer
 

lovelyJ a écrit :

tiens pour le coup ils passent "chantons sous la pluie" sur france 3 tout de suite.... ;)


 
La cité des enfants perdus est passé lundi soir sur Arte  :love:  
 
J'adore les scènes barrées avec Dreyfus, la musique de l'orgue... :D


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n°15238166
sirius got​t
⭐⭐
Posté le 19-06-2008 à 09:41:35  profilanswer
 

Le contenu de ce message a été effacé par son auteur


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