Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for March 13, 2011
March 12, 2011
March 14, 2011
Transcript:
Clayton: The "Ides of March" loom! Katy: What are the "Ides of March", and what are they looming? Clayton: It's the date when things that are destined to happen manifest themselves. Katy: You're talking weird. Like that English man on TV who says "Ye" and "Alas" and "Methinks." "The Ides of March was originally a celebration day of the Roman God of War-Mars! Then it turned into a date of infamy when Julius Caesar was assassinated. In modern times, it often marks the day to start decorating for St. Patrick's Day." Clayton: Ha! That'd be a fun war-ancient Romans vs. Leprechauns. Katy: That's a movie I'd pay to see. Clayton: If only we had Pixar's phone number. Katy; I'd even settle for Spielberg.
lindonc over 13 years ago
This one may be over Spielberg head. I’d go with Pixar. Their pretty hot right now.
Lyons Group, Inc. over 13 years ago
So is Dreamworks.
fritzoid Premium Member over 13 years ago
Dreamworks is doing well these days, but Pixar has yet to make a bad movie. Roman Legions vs Leprechauns seems more like a Spielberg concept, though, in light of the upcoming Cowboys and Aliens.
COWBOY7 over 13 years ago
I’ll wait for the reviews………………
dante.deangelo over 13 years ago
I’ll take the Romans … No offense to my Irish friends
fritzoid Premium Member over 13 years ago
The others are catching up. “How to Train Your Dragon” was quite wonderful (I’m heartbroken that Chris Sanders and John Lasseter had a falling out over “American Dog”/”Bolt”), Pixar also seems, to me, to be in danger of calcifying into a “Pixar Style”; with all the possibilities for different “looks” for computer animation, I’d like to see them push some envelopes. Eventually Pixar will make a Bad Movie, but I’d rather see them do it by taking too many risks than by playing it too safe.
I was even a bit disappointed in “Toy Story 3”; the first 20 minutes and the last 20 minutes were everything I could have hoped for (“TS” and “TS2”, collectively, are one of my All-time Top Five movies), but the 40 minutes in the middle felt redundant: “OK, I guess we have to have some sort of plot.”
Karen345 over 13 years ago
I’ll take the leprechauns. Magic and all that.
AidanA128 almost 11 years ago
do they realize Lucasfilm needs ideas!