Non à la censure fasciste !
http://www.news24.com/News24/Backpage/H ... 49,00.html
Mais qu'on laisse la "personnalité" de ce garçon s'exprimer merde ! :mrgreen
Superman Returns (2006) Bryan Singer - avis page 6 et +
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from davisdvd.com
Superman: The Documentary
"Superman Returns" director Bryan Singer has tapped documentary director Kevin Burns to make Look Up in the Sky: The Amazing Story of Superman, trade paper Variety reports. Singer will executive-produce with Burns and is working with Warner Brothers on ambitious plans to get the feature-length documentary a theatrical release and a TV viewing before Warner unveils "Superman Returns" on June 30. Singer, who met the documentary filmmaker when he was a film student, loved Burns' "Cleopatra: The Film That Changed Hollywood" and "Empire of Dreams: The Story of the Star Wars Trilogy" and wanted to work with him on the Superman project. Burns has already done forty interviews with artists and actors from the various Superman films and TV shows and told Variety that he'll deliver the film by the end of April. The TV cut of the documentary would include a scene from new film and will likely end up either on the DVD release of "Superman Returns" or on a DVD of its own.
Superman: The Documentary
"Superman Returns" director Bryan Singer has tapped documentary director Kevin Burns to make Look Up in the Sky: The Amazing Story of Superman, trade paper Variety reports. Singer will executive-produce with Burns and is working with Warner Brothers on ambitious plans to get the feature-length documentary a theatrical release and a TV viewing before Warner unveils "Superman Returns" on June 30. Singer, who met the documentary filmmaker when he was a film student, loved Burns' "Cleopatra: The Film That Changed Hollywood" and "Empire of Dreams: The Story of the Star Wars Trilogy" and wanted to work with him on the Superman project. Burns has already done forty interviews with artists and actors from the various Superman films and TV shows and told Variety that he'll deliver the film by the end of April. The TV cut of the documentary would include a scene from new film and will likely end up either on the DVD release of "Superman Returns" or on a DVD of its own.
Sa place est dans un Blu-Ray !
Les images sont rassurantes (je suis un amoureux fou du 1er), mais je resterai méfiant. Les trailers réjouissants, je connais - on ne me l'a fait plus !ctiss a écrit :le trailer :
http://movies.apple.com/movies/wb/super ... _h.640.mov
La scène du crash d'avion a l'air particulièrement impressionante. Wait and see.
Il y a un p'tit détail qui me chiffonne
Une petite news tirée du "Wall Street Journal" par IMDB sur l'augmentation délirante des budgets, dus aux prix des effets spéciaux. 260 millions de budget pour "Superman Returns", 210 pour "X Men 3", 225 pour le second "Pirate des caraïbes", voire 300 (!) pour "Spider man 3". Alors que l'exploitation en salles et les ventes de DVD stagnent, les budgets des blockbusters ont pratiquement doublé en 5 ans...
http://akas.imdb.com/title/tt0348150/news
http://akas.imdb.com/title/tt0348150/news
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