| Moongoddess256 said: Was pretty. Thats about it. |
Yeah, it looked pretty good, but the storyline and the acting were just off.
| Moongoddess256 said: Was pretty. Thats about it. |
Yeah, it looked pretty good, but the storyline and the acting were just off.
| tombi123 said: Scarlett Johansson is in it, so I will go and see it at some point. |
And Eva Mendes right?
| neotea said: I am totally clueless as to what you are talking about. |
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0831887/
vgchartzgirl said:
Yeah, it looked pretty good, but the storyline and the acting were just off. |
Eh I think storyline and acting can be blamed on the fact that its supposed to be in comic book style.
[2:08:58 am] Moongoddess256: being asian makes you naturally good at ddr
[2:09:22 am] gnizmo: its a weird genetic thing
[2:09:30 am] gnizmo: goes back to hunting giant crabs in feudal Japan
oh i know now. Didnt seem interesting from the preview when i was in the theater so it wasnt even on my radar.
I was planning on seeing this... Then I saw all the reviews and heard from friends that it was terrible... So I never did see it.
Frank Miller thought he could direct a movie by himself for some reason. Comic book writer turned director doesn't always turn out so good.
He did co-direct Sin City, but my guess is that Robert Rodriguez was doing most of the work with Frank Miller kind of telling him how to make it more like the comic. Must of thought his shit didn't stink after he co-produced 300 and it did well at the box office.
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