My problem with IJ4 is this - have people really been asking for that for over a year, now? I thought there wasn't even a script until recently?
...they did the same exact thing for BB.get guys. HOW would they get ahold of TDK?!? hasn't everyone stated that they've had to go to nolan's house and sit in the garage while reading it? My only guess would be someone in production compiled the pieces, but don't most productions guard against this? I just find it difficult to believe LR pulled it off
get guys. HOW would they get ahold of TDK?!? hasn't everyone stated that they've had to go to nolan's house and sit in the garage while reading it? My only guess would be someone in production compiled the pieces, but don't most productions guard against this? I just find it difficult to believe LR pulled it off
I never got to read it either. I'll definitely copy it lest the WB ninjas have it taken down.
BTW, somebody pointed this out on the BOF forums - is it possible they mean Indiana Jones 4?
you da man . . .err wo-man, Miranda . . . when I said 'somebody', I meant you![]()
Good news if true though, LR said there is was a TDK script review last year but nothing was heard.
I want to read where:
Harvey romantic with Rachel (even though his married) after that, when he's in court trying to protect Rachel he gets scared than we see him in hospital and films ends.
The easiest is that WB gave them a script to read and told them they could review it but not put in the major spoilers. That really isn't that far-fetched since a script review is pretty good internet publicity and they can control what LR reveals.get guys. HOW would they get ahold of TDK?!? hasn't everyone stated that they've had to go to nolan's house and sit in the garage while reading it? My only guess would be someone in production compiled the pieces, but don't most productions guard against this? I just find it difficult to believe LR pulled it off
LR said a long time ago that they were going to review the script. That either means they were completely lying at the time, or they had an arrangement that they would be allowed a script review in the near future,
Now this goes out to all you BAT-FOLKS. You see one of the first rules of screenwriting is to never be on the nose. Now I did the 1st script review of Batman Begins and I announced the casting of Heath Ledger as the Joker. A big thanks to the WB for confirming my scoop and to all you haters out there who doubted me - eat them bananas mother****ers! Now wouldn't it be too soon or be too on the nose to come out and do the script review for THE DARK KNIGHT?! Isn't it like expected?
Well, have patience my friends, all in due time. Me announcing Heath was a commonly used old-fashioned screenwriting technique known as SETUP.
What's the PAYOFF? Stay tuned to Latinoreview my friends. He He He
Woah, I just found some circumstantial evidence to suggest that next week's review IS TDK, or to be more precise, a review of David Goyer's 30 page scriptment.
Back in August 5th, 2006:-
Look at next week. That monday is the 5th March, EXACTLY six months after this announcement. IF WB and LR had an arrangement NOT to divulge TDK spoilers until a certain point, 6 months sounds like a good round number. Plus, the fact that neither Nolan's were working on the script until AFTER August suggests it's Goyer scriptment that LR have got their hands on.
I will not read the script this time, I will NOT read the script this time . . .
I will not read the script this time, I will NOT read the script this time . . .
That is a long time to wait with a script review at hand.
So, who is going to read it? Miranda how about you? Are you going to ruin it for yourself?