h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

seein that movie should give me a clue about Inkers then? By their movies shall ye know them ... it's true for me to be sure

i like languages...
have you seen the passion of the christ?
i like how it's filmed in latin, aramaic and hebrew...although according to someone on the internet somewhere they would have spoken greek...but then that was just someone on the internet somewhere, so i just don't know...
anyway
i like that
one of the best things about the film...
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That was exactly what called my attention about that movie, that it was shot in all those languages and subtitled. I love subtitles! As for the subject, the thing that always irritates me about all Jesus movies is that WE DON'T KNOW! And I would like so much to know! Of course the interpretations of the doifferent people are always interesting, only I never could take ole Mel seriously again after Braveheart...

my theory is that jesus existed, because (apparently) there's a lot of evidence to prove that, but he wasn't the son of god or anything (i do'nt believe in god, other than as a concept created by people), he was just an illegitimate guy, probly a bit crazy...mary could well have invented the stuff about "son of god" to prevent people from thinking she'd got pregnant out of wedlock, and mabe started believing ot herself, or at least got jesus to believe it...
like i said, only a theory...but i think it pretty much fits...
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I'm not going to disagree with you there.

I'd like to see the film too, for exactly the same reasons.

I can't stand ole Mel after Mad Max, but i understand he's only directing this one...i was horribly afraid he'd get himself up to play Jesus, and if he keeps his face out of it AND introduces Aramaic, with subtitles, i'll almost like him again. Almost. Braveheart was too much to ever forgive...

So I take it you gave "What Women Want" a miss?

well i won't that wasn't a quite goodnatured little irrelvant filmlet, it's just that Braveheart ... you see as everybody talked about it, I made myself sit through it... and hated every minute.

It doesn't top my bests list.

The scene where that guy got pushed out the window was a laugh for the sheer shock value.
I'm told the invasion of York was historically inaccurate (ie, it never happened)

Well what can you expect with the main character a-hollering FREEEEEDOOOOM all the time. Drove me nuts. Like anyone got a concept of freedom then. Thralldom was perfectly ok with the Scots long as it wasn't to the English, was the point. *splutter, mutter* And apart from that I always hate films where the female love interest is half as young and thrice as beautiful, although i suppose that's real enough. But it's ugly all the same. *GRUMBLE*

Well it's true *mutter* can't stand the jerk.

That's it, girl! Get it of your chest. You'll feel much better

As as I'm at it, I can't stand Kevin Kostner either! *karate spin kick* see who else i can hit!

But who I detest most of all is Richard Gere. Whatta greaseball!

heh heh...i can't say i have anything particularly for or against these people...
but hey...
i'm just trying to think of who i detest in the film world...maybe i don't...hmm....hmmmmm....
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Clelba, you just have a kind, accepting nature. That's what it is.

As for Richard Gere, I saw Runaway Bride on TV recently and was shocked at the transparent attempt to recreate Pretty Woman!

My face looked like this:
but with less yellow and more hair.

Are you implyin' indirectly that I don't have a kind, accepting nature? Tha's right, I don't! *sets face in unpleasant sneer* I have no patience with the dreary antics of aforementioned sleazebuckets.

Hollywood has much to answer for *darkly*

how does one answer for something darkly?
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