DorkyFresh
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Hmm opinion.
Hmm more opinion.
Even more opinion.
do you always go around pointing out people's opinions?
Kingdom of Heaven and 300 weren't made within 1 year of Gladiator coming out though. those films were well made because the people involved were inspired primarily by the MOVIES THEMSELVES....not the money that the movies made.Yes dragonball probably got the go ahead because of transformers but that is not damning in and of itself. Movies like Kingdom of Heaven and 300 got made because of Gladiator or Lord of the Rings but that doesn`t stop them from being well made films. You can say the same for many of the decent superhero movies ushered in by the success of blade and x-men.
well, the fact that it was delayed shortly after it was announced that the Star Wars animated movie would be released the same day leads most of us to believe that it was delayed because Fox wanted to maximize the box office potential, which i can't fault them for.I think x3 proved that if fox wanted a riushed production for summer 2008 they could have got it. The delay makes me think that in fact there is a greater chance of it being good.
btw, i like how you express how you don't like people trying to make their opinions sound like facts but then you use "in fact" for a statement that's your opinion.
Stephen Chow and James Marsters are blessings to a film that was dammed to begin with (my opinion). they'll undoubtedly give their best to the film, but that doesn't necessarily mean that this film will be the best that it could have possibly been...or even near it.....again, my opinion.Also i would say that lathough the interference of fox could have a detrimental effect on the movie the involvement of steven chow and james masters could easily offset that. Kung fu hustle is one of my favorite movies and if he brings just a tenth of that to the table the film will be great.
i think most of people following this production will agree that they didn't have enough time to properly prepare for the movie whether they like what they're seeing or not. i've seen several posts from people who are excited admit that they wish Fox had known about the CURRENT release date all along so they wouldn't have had to rush to get it out this summer.Even more opinion. And with barely any evidence that is fancy.
i don't see what's wrong me saying that i don't like to label people as intelligent or ignorant and then telling things just the way they are. i'm not trying to pass my opinion off as a fact, i'm trying to tell you that Fox fast tracking this movie into production IS a fact. they hired everyone (director, producer, cast and crew) around the same time the writer's strike was going into effect and instead of waiting until the writer's strike was over, they decided to go ahead and start shooting the film so they could have it released by this past summer. they fast tracked it into production for numorous reasons....that's not an opinion, it's a fact....regardless of if people like to acknowledge it or not.Thats amazing. How can you say that you don`t like to label people or tom pick or choose who is intelligent or ignorant but then you launch into a big speech about how right you are. That is just classic.
Stephen Chow said that he's a huge fan of Dragon Ball so he definitely wanted to be involved, but he also said that he only wanted to direct original movies....so that was his reason. however, it seems he's gone back on that stance since he's directing the new Green Hornet movie. MY theory (opinion) is that he saw how Fox was trying to fast track this movie into production and they were trying to Hollywoodize the movie and decided that it would just be a big headache and possibly bad for his reputation, so he just stayed as producer so he could have some creative say so without taking any of the criticism.I see what you are saying about the film may be being rushed but i just can`t imagine that the director of kung fu hustle would be happy with producing a film that was just a rushed meal ticket for fox. Explain why he would be playing ball with fox if the film was a quick buck rush job?
again, that's just my theory...but Stephen Chow being a producer on this movie doesn't necessarily mean that he did everything he wanted to. considering that he's doing the Green Hornet and how Kung Fu Hustle seemed to pulled some inspiration from the DB flicks, i'd be willing to bet that he actually wanted to direct the movie but Fox had a different idea for how they wanted to present the film.....so he just stayed on as producer. to me, his statement about only directing original movies was an excuse not to direct this particular movie.