Wonder what Pacino thinks about this...

Too many terrible sequels/prequels coming out.

Did we really need:

Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights
From Dusk til Dawn II & III
The Skulls II & III
Dumb and Dumberer
Son of the Mask
Wild Things 2

Someone please make it stop...

http://imdb.com/title/tt0427038/combined

Wonder what Pacino thinks about this...

Too many terrible sequels/prequels coming out.

Did we really need:

Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights
From Dusk til Dawn II & III
The Skulls II & III
Dumb and Dumberer
Son of the Mask
Wild Things 2

Someone please make it stop...

http://imdb.com/title/tt0427038/combined
wtf
idk what the fuk cariltos way is
and dont really care bout it or any those other sequels
but wtf
SON OF THE MASK?
omg
i had to look it up
so i google it
and find the trailor for it
wtf were they thinkin
this **** looks so damn retarded

wtf
idk what the fuk cariltos way is
and dont really care bout it or any those other sequels
but wtf
SON OF THE MASK?
omg
i had to look it up
so i google it
and find the trailor for it
wtf were they thinkin
this **** looks so damn retarded


Carlitos Way is a classic starting Al Pacino, is about a drug dealer trying to get out of the game

Oh GOd.....Why?

To make matters worse, "P-Diddy Combs" is listed as one of the stars. :mad:

To make matters worse, "P-Diddy Combs" is listed as one of the stars. :mad:


AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!

(Charlton Heston from Planet of The Apes impression)
YOU REALLY DID IT!!!! YOU DEFILED A CLASSIC!!!! DAMMMMMNNNNN YOOOOOUUU DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL!!!!

Certain movies need to be tagged. You know, like how we tag endangered species. We must protect our classics.

Look what happened to Planet of The Apes. If it weren't for Edward Scissorhands and Sleepy Hollow, I COULD actually HATE Tim Burton for what he did to that movie.

Did anyone else see Burton's version of Planet of the Apes?

I tried to rip my theater seat out and throw it into the screen, good thing it was bolted down.

Certain movies need to be tagged. You know, like how we tag endangered species. We must protect our classics.

Look what happened to Planet of The Apes. If it weren't for Edward Scissorhands and Sleepy Hollow, I COULD actually HATE Tim Burton for what he did to that movie.

Did anyone else see Burton's version of Planet of the Apes?

I tried to rip my theater seat out and throw it into the screen, good thing it was bolted down.

I did see it but I never saw the original so I had nothing to compare it against.

The original Planet of the Apes is incredible. The remake (or re-vision) was average at best.

Sleepy Hollow sucked ass, too.

I did see it but I never saw the original so I had nothing to compare it against.

Watch the original. Considering the time it was made, it is one of the greatest films from that era. In my opinion it is the greatest Sci-Fi film ever.

Burton's next release is another remake - Charlie & The Chocolate Factory starring Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter & Christopher Lee...


GOOD TIM BURTON

Ed Wood
Batman
Beetlejuice
Pee Wee's Big Adventure

BAD TIM BURTON

Planet of the Apes (2001)
Sleepy Hollow
Mars Attacks!
Batman Returns


TIM BURTON I HAVEN'T SEEN

Big Fish

I'm pissed that there's a remake of John Carpenter's "Assault On Precinct 13" coming out soon.
The thing about the original is that it was a low-budget, very simplistic film. It's not a great film, but was at least interesting.
The new one is guaranteed to suck....& will be overdone.

I'm pissed that there's a remake of John Carpenter's "Assault On Precinct 13" coming out soon.
The thing about the original is that it was a low-budget, very simplistic film. It's not a great film, but was at least interesting.
The new one is guaranteed to suck....& will be overdone.

You saw the original??? That is one of my favorites.

Its gonna be completely different from the original. So different you can't really call it a remake. The apocalyptic Gang Takeover from the original is too dated.

One of my favorite films, & probably the single greatest remake of all time...
is John Carpenter's "The Thing".

That film is brilliant.

As for the "Carlito's Way" prequel...

I think it's an awesome idea...because I remember how all I could think while watching the first one, was how I needed to know what ol' Carlito was doing prior to what took place in that film.

Now.....years later, I get my answer !

Burton's next release is another remake - Charlie & The Chocolate Factory starring Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter & Christopher Lee...


GOOD TIM BURTON

Ed Wood
Batman
Beetlejuice
Pee Wee's Big Adventure

BAD TIM BURTON

Planet of the Apes (2001)
Sleepy Hollow
Mars Attacks!
Batman Returns


TIM BURTON I HAVEN'T SEEN

Big Fish
'

Edward Scissorhands
NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Goonies

Are also great movies of Burtons.

Also we cant forget his classic short with Daniel Stern, Frankenweenie.

Big Fish, was a decent movie nothing stellar but ok to watch.

Burton is really a hit or miss type of guy, when it comes to his movies.

'

Edward Scissorhands
NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Goonies

Are also great movies of Burtons.

Also we cant forget his classic short with Daniel Stern, Frankenweenie.

Big Fish, was a decent movie nothing stellar but ok to watch.

Burton is really a hit or miss type of guy, when it comes to his movies.

I only counted his movies as a director. And I left out the shorts. James And the Giant Peach was good, too, but his work on it was just as producer.

He had nothing to do with The Goonies.

Other movies he worked on:

The Lord of the Rings (1978) In between artist
The Fox and the Hound - Animator
Tron - Animator
The Black Cauldron - Conceptual Artist
Singles - actor
The Nightmare Before Christmas - producer, writer
Cabin Boy - producer
James and the Giant Peach - producer

I can't wait for Son of the Mask!

Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 was great, too!

Wonder what Pacino thinks about this...

Too many terrible sequels/prequels coming out.

Did we really need:

Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights
From Dusk til Dawn II & III
The Skulls II & III
Dumb and Dumberer
Son of the Mask
Wild Things 2

Someone please make it stop...

http://imdb.com/title/tt0427038/combined

Wait wait wait...there was a "From Dusk til Dawn" 2 & 3 ?? And I missed it?!? :eek: The first one was corny as hell, but a fun flick..enought that I'd definately check out a part 2 atleast (and depending on it maybe a part 3). How on earth did I miss them I wonder?? :confused:

Wait wait wait...there was a "From Dusk til Dawn" 2 & 3 ?? And I missed it?!? :eek: The first one was corny as hell, but a fun flick..enought that I'd definately check out a part 2 atleast (and depending on it maybe a part 3). How on earth did I miss them I wonder?? :confused:

My guess is that they probably snuck under your nose by missing movie theaters all together and going straight to the video store.

My guess is that they probably snuck under your nose by missing movie theaters all together and going straight to the video store.

Yeah, that entered my mind too! If they werent good enough to be in theaters then I dont know if I want to see them at all or not!@ :confused:

Wonder what Pacino thinks about this...

Too many terrible sequels/prequels coming out.

Did we really need:

Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights
From Dusk til Dawn II & III
The Skulls II & III
Dumb and Dumberer
Son of the Mask
Wild Things 2

Someone please make it stop...

http://imdb.com/title/tt0427038/combined
You forgot The Godfather Part 3

I can't believe how many people i come across who have never seen Carlito's Way! Usually, it's folks that say they are big Pacino fans too.

If you haven't .... SEE IT !!
It was on T.V. last night forchristsakes!
It is one of Pacino's great roles but a barely recognizable Sean Penn is even BETTER as Carlito's slimy attorney. John Leguizzamo is also good in an early smaller role that is pivital to the story.
Please.......NO SPOILERS!

Wait wait wait...there was a "From Dusk til Dawn" 2 & 3 ?? And I missed it?!? :eek: The first one was corny as hell, but a fun flick..enought that I'd definately check out a part 2 atleast (and depending on it maybe a part 3). How on earth did I miss them I wonder?? :confused:

I didn't see them. I heard 2 was bad...

http://img156.exs.cx/img156/4757/untitled4to.png

Genre
Horror / Action / Thriller / Comedy

Plot Summary
Five criminals get together to rob a bank in Mexico. On his way to their rendezvous point, one of them gets into an accident, and stumbles upon the Titty Twister Bar. This little detour sets up the terror that awaits the outlaws and the officers on their trail.

Starring Robert Patrick, Bo Hopkins, Duane Whitaker, Bruce Campbell, and Tiffani Amber-Thiessen.

Yes, that's Kelly from Saved by the Bell...

http://img156.exs.cx/img156/7956/untitled8du.png


Genre
Horror / Thriller / Western / Action / Comedy

Plot Summary
"Prequel" to the first From Dusk Till Dawn is set in Mexico in the early 1900's which begins with the escape of Johnny Madrid, a dangerous local outlaw, from the gallows who then kidnaps his hangman's beautiful daughter, Esmeralda, with a little help from Reece, a female outlaw from the U.S. With the hangman and a local posse on their trail, Johnny meets with his gang who all rob a stagecoach which contains American author Ambrose Bierce along with newlywed couble John and Mary Newlie. As night falls, all parties coindicently seek shelter in an isolated inn/whorehouse which is run by vampires led by the high priestess Quixtla who targets Esmeralda, since Esmeralda is revealed to be the half-human, half-vampire princess Santanico Pandemonium, whom the vampires want as their heir in which all the humans must join forces if they are to survive the night from the vicious blood-suckers.

Starring Marco Leonardi, Michael Parks, Temeura Morrison, Rebecca Gayheart, and Orlando Jones.

Yes, that's the Noxzema girl...

You forgot The Godfather Part 3

What a silly statement.

GF III was nominated for:


Academy Awards, USA
1991
• Nominated, Oscar
Best Music, Original Song
Carmine Coppola (music), John Bettis (lyrics)
• For the song "Promise Me You'll Remember".

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Director
Francis Ford Coppola

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Picture
Francis Ford Coppola

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Andy Garcia

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Film Editing
Barry Malkin, Lisa Fruchtman, Walter Murch

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Art Direction-Set Decoration
Dean Tavoularis, Gary Fettis

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Cinematography
Gordon Willis



Golden Globes, USA
1991
• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Motion Picture - Drama

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Original Score - Motion Picture
Carmine Coppola

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Original Song - Motion Picture
Carmine Coppola, John Bettis
• For the song "Promise Me You'll Remember".

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Director - Motion Picture
Francis Ford Coppola

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Screenplay - Motion Picture
Francis Ford Coppola, Mario Puzo

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture
Andy Garcia

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama
Al Pacino

I didn't see them. I heard 2 was bad...

http://img156.exs.cx/img156/4757/untitled4to.png

Genre
Horror / Action / Thriller / Comedy

Plot Summary
Five criminals get together to rob a bank in Mexico. On his way to their rendezvous point, one of them gets into an accident, and stumbles upon the Titty Twister Bar. This little detour sets up the terror that awaits the outlaws and the officers on their trail.

Starring Robert Patrick, Bo Hopkins, Duane Whitaker, Bruce Campbell, and Tiffani Amber-Thiessen.

Yes, that's Kelly from Saved by the Bell...

http://img156.exs.cx/img156/7956/untitled8du.png


Genre
Horror / Thriller / Western / Action / Comedy

Plot Summary
"Prequel" to the first From Dusk Till Dawn is set in Mexico in the early 1900's which begins with the escape of Johnny Madrid, a dangerous local outlaw, from the gallows who then kidnaps his hangman's beautiful daughter, Esmeralda, with a little help from Reece, a female outlaw from the U.S. With the hangman and a local posse on their trail, Johnny meets with his gang who all rob a stagecoach which contains American author Ambrose Bierce along with newlywed couble John and Mary Newlie. As night falls, all parties coindicently seek shelter in an isolated inn/whorehouse which is run by vampires led by the high priestess Quixtla who targets Esmeralda, since Esmeralda is revealed to be the half-human, half-vampire princess Santanico Pandemonium, whom the vampires want as their heir in which all the humans must join forces if they are to survive the night from the vicious blood-suckers.

Starring Marco Leonardi, Michael Parks, Temeura Morrison, Rebecca Gayheart, and Orlando Jones.

Yes, that's the Noxzema girl...

thanks Neils..youre always so informative! I'll have to check them out even if theyre terrible just so I'll have covered all the bases; and I'm sure I've seen much worse. when horror is your favorite, and horror is one of the most seldom made films, you just about watch anything they throw at you. :o Thats why the last 6 mo's have amazed me at the number of new horror/suspense/thriller flicks that have come out so close together...there's like 6 or 7 new (some not quite so new anymore ;) ) that I want to see!
Thanks again..and I'll send you karma for that soon as it lets me!

Burton's next release is another remake - Charlie & The Chocolate Factory starring Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter & Christopher Lee...


GOOD TIM BURTON

Ed Wood
Batman
Beetlejuice
Pee Wee's Big Adventure

BAD TIM BURTON

Planet of the Apes (2001)
Sleepy Hollow
Mars Attacks!
Batman Returns


TIM BURTON I HAVEN'T SEEN

Big Fish


I disagree with our placement of Sleepy Hollow. I liked that one.

I disagree with our placement of Sleepy Hollow. I liked that one.

I liked the one with Johnny Depp in in alright...but I cant remember if it was actually called "Sleepy Hollow" or somethign else :confused:

It was Sleepy Hollow. The cartoon was Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

It was Sleepy Hollow. The cartoon was Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

cool..was that the one you liked? The one with Depp?

i cant believe they are going to ruin a great movie like carlitos way by making a prequel staring p diddy :mad: this is just like godfather 3 i still hate seeing that movie and andy garcia becomes the don :(

i cant believe they are going to ruin a great movie like carlitos way by making a prequel staring p diddy :mad:

Here's a still from the set:

http://www.freezedriedmovies.com/gallery/photodisplay.php?image=263/1.jpg

Here's a still from the set:

http://www.freezedriedmovies.com/gallery/photodisplay.php?image=263/1.jpg

why time is this movie set? it looks like the same style suits as the ones in godfather.is carlito very young or a teen or both? btw any idea of who is playin carlito

this is the director's second project as a director- The first was a movie called 'Table One'. His last work on a movie was producer of 'The Adventures of Pluto Nash'. He also produced the original 'Carlito's Way'.

Jay Hernandez is most famous for playing opposite Kirsten Dunst in 'Crazy/Beautiful'. He was also in 'Friday Night Lights', 'The Rookie', 'Ladder 49', and 'Joy Ride'

Jay Hernandez will star as young Charlie Brigante in Carlito's Way: The Beginning, the role originated by Al Pacino. The prequel to the 1993 hit follows Brigante as he starts out in Spanish Harlem's world of drugs, gangs and pimps from 1940s through 1970s. Sean Combs and Luis Guzman co-star. The film is written and directed by Michael Scott Bergman.

IN PRODUCTION


Status: Filming
Start Date: 3 November 2004
Locations: Harlem, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Distributor: Universal Pictures »

Genre: Crime / Drama /
Summary: In the late 1960s, Carlito Brigante (Hernandez) emerges as the heroin czar of Harlem.

Filmmakers: Michael Scott Bregman - Director / Writer / Producer, Martin Bregman - Producer

Cast
Raquel Alessi ... Rocco's Date

Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs ... Hollywood Nicky
Onika Day ... Young Runner's Girlfriend
Vinny DeGennaro ... Clyde's friend
Jaclyn DeSantis ... Leticia

Giancarlo Esposito ... Little Jeff

Shyheim Franklin

Luis Guzmán ... Nacho Reyes

Jay Hernandez ... Carlito Brigante
Juan Carlos Hernández ... Sigfredo
Michael Kelly ... Rocco
Domenick Lombardozzi ... Artie Jr.

Casper Martinez ... Colorado

Chandler Parker

Stu 'Large' Riley ... Stu

Misha Sedgwick ... Stripper
Al Serrano ... Club Patron
Troy Smith ... Pedestrian

J.B. Soler ... Club patron

Jaime Tirelli ... Father

Duke Valenti

Mario Van Peebles ... Earl
Nelson Vasquez ... Manny Sanchez

Burt Young



Directed by
Michael Scott Bregman


Writers
Michael Scott Bregman


Producers
Martin Bregman ... producer
Michael Scott Bregman ... producer
Jay Cannold ... executive producer



Casting Directors
David Vaccari



Set Decorators
Jonathan B. Lee



Production Managers
Jay Cannold ... unit production manager



Second Unit Directors or Assistant Directors
Murphy Occhino ... second assistant director
David 'Wex' Wechsler ... first assistant director
Adam T. Weisinger ... second second assistant director



Stunts
John Cenatiempo ... stunt coordinator
Derrick Simmons ... stunts



Miscellaneous Crew
Stanley Fernandez Jr. ... first assistant camera


Distributors
Universal Pictures (2005) (USA) (theatrical)
100 Universal City Plaza
Universal City, CA 91608 USA
Tel: 818-777-1000
Web: http://www.universalstudios.com/

What a silly statement.

GF III was nominated for:


Academy Awards, USA
1991
• Nominated, Oscar
Best Music, Original Song
Carmine Coppola (music), John Bettis (lyrics)
• For the song "Promise Me You'll Remember".

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Director
Francis Ford Coppola

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Picture
Francis Ford Coppola

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Andy Garcia

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Film Editing
Barry Malkin, Lisa Fruchtman, Walter Murch

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Art Direction-Set Decoration
Dean Tavoularis, Gary Fettis

• Nominated, Oscar
Best Cinematography
Gordon Willis



Golden Globes, USA
1991
• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Motion Picture - Drama

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Original Score - Motion Picture
Carmine Coppola

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Original Song - Motion Picture
Carmine Coppola, John Bettis
• For the song "Promise Me You'll Remember".

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Director - Motion Picture
Francis Ford Coppola

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Screenplay - Motion Picture
Francis Ford Coppola, Mario Puzo

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture
Andy Garcia

• Nominated, Golden Globe
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama
Al Pacino


It STILL sucked.

i cant believe they are going to ruin a great movie like carlitos way by making a prequel staring p diddy :mad: this is just like godfather 3 i still hate seeing that movie and andy garcia becomes the don :(



****, i've got a bad feeling about this, and carlito's way is one of my all time favorite films, WHY DO THEY HAVE TO ****ING RUIN IT SO A ****SUCKING WANKSTER LIKE P DIDDY CAN HAVE MORE MONEY HE DOESN"T NEED?????!!!! sry, guys but i'm pissed right now



****, WHY?????

It STILL sucked.

not even close to the originals, but some of the acting was superb. The script was not very good and I thought not enough interesting characters. I will say Pacino was excellent and Garcia's Vincent was great as well. Those two performances alone make it worth watching. There were also a few horrible casting moves made. Sophia Coppala convinced herself and we all now agree that she belongs behind the camera. And it was painful to even think of George Hamilton in a GF movie :eek:

anyone remember Vito Anterfermo had a small part in III, as did Marvin Hagler. Hagler's part got left on the cutting room floor. Vito was Joey Zaso's bodyguard.

not even close to the originals, but some of the acting was superb. The script was not very good and I thought not enough interesting characters. I will say Pacino was excellent and Garcia's Vincent was great as well. Those two performances alone make it worth watching. There were also a few horrible casting moves made. Sophia Coppala convinced herself and we all now agree that she belongs behind the camera. And it was painful to even think of George Hamilton in a GF movie :eek:

anyone remember Vito Anterfermo had a small part in III, as did Marvin Hagler. Hagler's part got left on the cutting room floor. Vito was Joey Zaso's bodyguard.

i really didnt like garcia in the movie. he just didnt seem to belong but he did an alright job i guess.

i really didnt like garcia in the movie. he just didnt seem to belong but he did an alright job i guess.

to each there own. I thought he was outstanding. I liked the whole Sonny's iilegit son plotline.

I think what killed that movie alot as well was the fact that Duvall pulled out last minute. He would have taken up alot of the screen time, and when he pulled out they replaced his character with nothing interesting and that hurt the flow of the picture

Looks like they announced a remake of The Evil Dead, too:

http://imdb.com/title/tt0434020/combined

The Evil Dead (2006)
Writing credits
Sam Raimi (screenplay)

Genre: Fantasy / Horror

Plot Outline: Five friends (Ash, Cheryl, Scotty, Shelly and Linda) All decide to spend a nice, quiet weekend at a cabin out in the woods. When they get there, they discover a book made out of flesh and inked in blood. They also find a tape recorder, with a strange man's voice on it. When they play the tape, it begins with the man translating what is written in the strange book. The transelation awakens evil demons which have been resting in the woods, and now, they are ready to attack the people that have awakened them from they're slumber.

Production Notes/Status:
Status: Announced
Comments: Before the script is written, Raimi and Co. are on the hunt for a new director
Status Updated: 18 November 2004
Note: Since this project is categorized as being in production, the data is subject to change; some data could be removed completely.

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Sam Raimi screenplay

Produced by
Bruce Campbell .... producer
Joseph Drake .... executive producer
Nathan Kahane .... executive producer
Sam Raimi .... producer
Robert G. Tapert .... producer

Production Companies
Ghost House Pictures [us]
Other Companies
Senator International [de] worldwide sales
Country: USA
Language: English
Color: Color

Looks like they announced a remake of The Evil Dead, too:

http://imdb.com/title/tt0434020/combined

The Evil Dead (2006)
Writing credits
Sam Raimi (screenplay)

Genre: Fantasy / Horror

Plot Outline: Five friends (Ash, Cheryl, Scotty, Shelly and Linda) All decide to spend a nice, quiet weekend at a cabin out in the woods. When they get there, they discover a book made out of flesh and inked in blood. They also find a tape recorder, with a strange man's voice on it. When they play the tape, it begins with the man translating what is written in the strange book. The transelation awakens evil demons which have been resting in the woods, and now, they are ready to attack the people that have awakened them from they're slumber.

Production Notes/Status:
Status: Announced
Comments: Before the script is written, Raimi and Co. are on the hunt for a new director
Status Updated: 18 November 2004
Note: Since this project is categorized as being in production, the data is subject to change; some data could be removed completely.

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Sam Raimi screenplay

Produced by
Bruce Campbell .... producer
Joseph Drake .... executive producer
Nathan Kahane .... executive producer
Sam Raimi .... producer
Robert G. Tapert .... producer

Production Companies
Ghost House Pictures [us]
Other Companies
Senator International [de] worldwide sales
Country: USA
Language: English
Color: Color

I'd like to see that..and if they stick to the original even remotely then it should be very good! I finally got to see "the Grudge" and "Boogeyman"..both are pretty good but the Grudge was the better of the two. The chick in that movie gave me the creeps, big time! :eek: