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

I tried to post something about DareDevil ( Which I really enjoyed Bar the crappy nu-metal ) But its been sent to the mod squad so I won't hold my breath

Still trying to work this whole thing out

Phoenix

On the Film Board I should of said

Cheers Phoenix, I've just read it and replied so that should reach the board sometime round teatime

I agree so much with you about the music, it really did clash with the film, but like you say it must be to appeal to the target audience...it's a real shame when a film is marketed in that way.

Phoenix - write something in your personal space then we can start conversations on your space too

Hey there Phoens !

Why was your post sent ot the Mod Squad? I didn't notice anything wrong with it?

Kat

For some reason all my posts are being sent to the mods because theres a problem with my email address or something. Which means I can't post live

Seeing as I can't post live n the Filsm board here'll do

Got this from Superherohype.com about the lost sub-plot of Coolio in Daredevil, he was in the original trailer

"You'll see rapper Coolio's name in the credits for Daredevil, but you won't see his face in the movie.

According to the film's writer and director, Mark Steven Johnson, it seemed like a cool idea to have a major subplot involving a character named Daunte Jackson in the superhero adventure.

By day, avenger Daredevil is the blind lawyer Matt Murdock. Johnson wanted to show what a good lawyer he is, so he created a storyline in which Murdock (Ben Affleck) and his assistant Franklin Nelson (Jon Favreau) were trying to prove their client Daunte Jackson was innocent of his murder charge.

"They actually go out and do the investigating themselves. It shows a very important side to Matt's character.

"He is as much the champion of the innocent by day as he is by night," explains Johnson.

This subplot is just 20 minutes of film footage that will end up on the DVD version of Daredevil.

"You'll see a very different movie on the DVD. We had to tone down quite a bit of the violence to get our PG rating for the cinema release, and there are important scenes for each of the major characters that had to be trimmed."
"

Theres some of character building cutting that went on.

You just hope that they release the film on DVD *with* a proper score, I'm sure it would of been a whole lot better. Instead you get "Oirish" rap for Bullseye and "Black hiphop" for Kingpin :S

COOLIO!!!!!!! nice