Captain America - proper trailer out!
Lo and behold! Fans of Chris Evans, Tommy Lee Jones and RICHARD ARMITAGE - enjoy! Richard is only in it for a tiny li'l bit but he SPEAKS! Man has trailer time! :D
Jane Eyre - the Graphic Novel
by Charlotte Brontë; script adaptation by Amy Corzine, artwork by John M Burns, lettering by Terry Wiley (Classical Comics, 2010 [1847]) "I scorn your idea of love and the counterfeit sentiment you offer. And I scorn you when you offer it." This Charlotte Brontë classic is brought to vibrant life by artist John M. Burns. His sympathetic treatment of Jane Eyre's life during the 19th century will delight any reader with its strong emotions and wonderfully rich atmosphere. Travel back to a time of grand Victorian mansions contrasted with the severest poverty and immerse yourself in this love story. It is presented in full colour graphic novel format wonderfully illustrated by legendary artist John M. Burns. It meets UK curriculum requirements. Teachers notes/study guides for KS2/KS3 available. There's not a lot to say about the graphic novel version of Jane Eyre more than "it's the most faithful adaptation I've come across". It even got th...
I am SO FREAKING EXCITED about this movie.
ReplyDeleteTo tell the truth I'm not a fan of movies such as CA. Nevertheless, I am glad that RA play in the film. Although play a negative character. Maybe the young audience didn't appreciate his talent (and it is quite natural, and can't blame them for it ;) ) but I'm sure that RA will be noticed by connoisseurs of cinema. And I believe that this is only the beginning. I wish him that with all my heart.
ReplyDeleteWow! Finally -- the voice! "The Force of Many!" Maybe that's what we should call ourselves: The Armitage Army -- The Force of Many! LOL
ReplyDelete@Ruth: Think I'm just semi-excited. It's just another superhero comic book movie and the only comic books I've ever really been into were really Astérix, Tintin and Lucky Luke, which is a completely different genre. Hanging out in a comic store with a bunch of roleplayers, I've also learned that they rarely think comic books make good films, because they're not very true to the original. On the other hand, it's a film with RA in, and that's really the whole reason for the excitement. RA on film! :D
ReplyDelete@Ania: I totally agree. :) It'll be fun to see him on a huge silver screen. Can we suppress big excited grins when he shows up?
@Phylly: What a brilliant tagline! Sounds a bit like a film in itself, that. Or maybe it's a sequel? Imagine this, in a dramatic and gravelly male voice with explosions for emphasis: "Last year, The Armtitage Army declared war. Now they're back, and they are bigger than ever before. The Armitage Army: The Force of Many. The War. Has. Come. - In cinemas May 31st." ;)