Oooo, it's coming right at'cher!

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Like using Johnny Depp for every f*cking film they make

You say that like its a bad thing subby.

Old enough to know better: Like using Johnny Depp for every f*cking film they make

You say that like its a bad thing subby.

if it were neil patrick harris, it would be a great thing

Vexed Thespian: Old enough to know better: Like using Johnny Depp for every f*cking film they make

You say that like its a bad thing subby.

if it were neil patrick harris, it would be a great thing

NPH plays the best womanizer ever.

/it's ironic cause he's gay, see?

I didn't think it was possible, but in Alice in Wonderland Johnny Depp is not hot. Also, the movie was amazingly boring.

The only thing that really bothered me about AIW was that the chick playing Alice looked like that creepy Palm Pre albino lady.

Station: Vexed Thespian: Old enough to know better: Like using Johnny Depp for every f*cking film they make

You say that like its a bad thing subby.

if it were neil patrick harris, it would be a great thing

NPH plays the best womanizer ever.

/it's ironic cause he's gay, see?


yes, and in harold a kumar go to white castle, he said "fur burgers" with such conviction, such passion. he surely is the greatest american actor in this generation.

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madmann: The only thing that really bothered me about AIW was that the chick playing Alice looked like that creepy Palm Pre albino lady.

It's even worse in the Golden Compass. Freaky.

somemoron: madmann: The only thing that really bothered me about AIW was that the chick playing Alice looked like that creepy Palm Pre albino lady.

It's even worse in the Golden Compass. Freaky.

I thought she was hot (both the Palm Pre and Alice, especially when she was going from small to big to tiny to huge.

Surprised nobody has mentioned this yet:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/extra/video/p006w55c

Pretty awesome.

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1929453

Has this been posted yet?

GIS for "bad 3D".

Maybe its just my odd eyesight, but I thought the 3D in Avatar caused things in the background to blur too much. I'm sure the technique will improve over time, but it really showed in some shots.

Vexed Thespian: Old enough to know better: Like using Johnny Depp for every f*cking film they make

You say that like its a bad thing subby.

if it were neil patrick harris, it would be a great thing

*beep* *beep*

I remember when Johnny Depp was Michael Keaton.

brigid_fitch:
I am so tired of the Burton, Bonham-Carter, Depp triumvirate that I have absolutely no desire to see that movie.



Second.

Depp needs to got to rehab for his eyeliner addiction.

I know it's popular to hate on them right now, but I went and saw it last weekend and I enjoyed it. There. I said it.

ladyway905: I know it's popular to hate on them right now, but I went and saw it last weekend and I enjoyed it. There. I said it.

I'm sure it's fine. I watched "Willie Wonka" on HBO and liked it too. Creepy, funny, and I laughed my ass off when they had the puppet burn ward at the end. But it's just the same formula, over and over and over again. If it comes my way, I will watch it, but I'm not going out of my way to see it.

I'm taking the daughter to go see "How to Train Your Dragon" next week. Seems like a better use of my time.

No I meant I went and saw Alice. But I liked Charlie and the Chocolate Factory too. I thought it was creepy fun. I don't always like Burton's works, but his formula does work a lot. I actually can't stand to see The Nightmare Before Christmas or the Corpse Bride, so I don't love everything the man makes.

Depp isn't that great of an actor. He acts kinda drunk in the pirate movies, puts on an accent for the mad hatter... Just big broad acting strokes, sounding funny + moving funny =/= good acting.

armageddonbound: Depp isn't that great of an actor. He acts kinda drunk in the pirate movies, puts on an accent for the mad hatter... Just big broad acting strokes, sounding funny + moving funny =/= good acting.

I suggest you see Public Enemies. I kept forgetting it was him playing John Dillinger.

brigid_fitch: Gramma: I didn't think it was possible, but in Alice in Wonderland Johnny Depp is not hot. Also, the movie was amazingly boring.

I am so tired of the Burton, Bonham-Carter, Depp triumvirate that I have absolutely no desire to see that movie.

It seems to be doing sort of okay at the box office without you. Not sure if you were aware of the effect you're not having.

3-D rears it's ugly 3-D head every decade since the 50's.

Shadowknight: I'm taking the daughter to go see "How to Train Your Dragon" next week. Seems like a better use of my time.

An animated fantasy story laced to the gills with pop culture references? Why has no one thought of that before.

How is it that a director that has a relationship with the biggest and highest paid actor in hollywood to the point that he can get him to basically work for free a bad thing?

You would if you could.

Last I checked, a lot of directors like to work with the same versatile actors since it's a lot easier than building a relationship with somebody who is untested in the films they like to make.

Burton - Depp
Scorsese - DiCaprio
Guest - O'Hara, Levy, Willard, Guest
Howard - Hanks
Tarantino - Thurman, Keitel
Costner - Costner

The list goes on and on.

I'm surprised that the 3D thing didn't catch on more with the Beowulf movie.

Granted, they raped the hell out of the original story less than 1/3rd of the way in, but it was still very enjoyable.

I'd like to see Tim Burton and Lady Gaga collaborate on a full-length motion picture remake of The Wizard of Oz.

/It's not that I actually like that movie, or Burton's movies that much, I just think it think it will be trippy as fark.
//Am a fan of Gaga, though. I dig her type of trippy.

AIW was reasonable until

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There is no such thing as too much Depp. I could Depp my Depp until I run out of Depp and have to go to the store to Depp more Depp and still not have enough Depp.

Ni!: Depp Depp DERPP DEPPP derrpp!.

loathable cockroach: Ni!: Depp Depp DERPP DEPPP derrpp!.

Yep. That's pretty much how it plays out when he's on here. And then I drool on myself.

Ni!: There is no such thing as too much Depp. I could Depp my Depp until I run out of Depp and have to go to the store to Depp more Depp and still not have enough Depp.

As long as hes not speaking... I agree with you.

/ok..he can talk sometimes.

Ni!: There is no such thing as too much Derp. I could Derp my Derp until I run out of Derp and have to go to the store to Derp more Derp and still not have enough Derp.


How I read it.

GungFu: Oooo, it's coming right at'cher!

That movie was bad and they should feel bad.

It's true that 3-D is being hyped at the moment. It was different when we started working on 'Alice in Wonderland' a few years ago. I'm glad I started using it early on and wasn't forced to shoot a film in 3-D at all costs, because everyone's doing it now.

Yeah, it's a good thing you got your 2D movie turned 3D in post before everyone else did. Way to think ahead, Tim.

I think the larger point is that Burton is the last person who should be talking about misuse of 3D. I'm sure Cameron had a mini-rant in his money pool when he saw that quote.

To be clear, and as stated by Cameron, the real misuse of 3D is tacking it on at the end of production via post-processing....just like Burton did with Alice.


When people can watch their major sports in 3D at home, this whole "3D fad" argument will fizzle up like a black hole at the LHC.

Cool...I'm not the only one who remembers that 3-D rears it's head every 10-15 years, promises to be the next big thing, and then fades away.

AaronSynn: Cool...I'm not the only one who remembers that 3-D rears it's head every 10-15 years, promises to be the next big thing, and then fades away.

What 3D movies came out between 95' and 2000?

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Costner - Costner



That was lolz man, lolz.

Film making isn't about the details, it's about the big picture.

Khazar-Khum: AIW was reasonable until

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1000 times this. That was awful awful awful. The movie was OK until that. What were they thinking?

matt2891: AaronSynn: Cool...I'm not the only one who remembers that 3-D rears it's head every 10-15 years, promises to be the next big thing, and then fades away.

What 3D movies came out between 95' and 2000?

Not sure about movies, but ABC tried it as a desperate ratings grab once back in the 90s.