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Uwe Boll: Genius; or, Lessons in Modesty, Subtlety, and Class - Kenji - 04-13-2008
AlvinFox Wrote:Because IE doesn't like Uwe Boll either.
Hahahahaha!!! That make sense to me.
Uwe Boll: Genius; or, Lessons in Modesty, Subtlety, and Class - Wapitikev - 04-13-2008
Ken Valentine Wrote:Then there's Roland Emerich, who directed Independence Day, The Patriot, and others.
Ken V.
Once again, broad canvas storylines, like Day After Tomorrow...I see RJ1 as a much narrower focus horror/mystery with more character development.
I'm sure that Rollie could do it, I just think that, given his past with Beacon on End of days, and with Relic, that Peter Hyams is a more likely choice for Beacon (and cheaper).
...plus, I have a hard time forgiving Emmeric for Godzilla and Eight Legged Freaks.
Personally I would like Peter Jackson, Guillermo Del Toro, or Alex Proyas before anyone else mentioned above or elswhere, but I can live with Hyams.
Uwe Boll: Genius; or, Lessons in Modesty, Subtlety, and Class - Marc - 04-13-2008
Kenji Wrote:When I tried to open the link, Internet Explorer automatically shut down...
Fixed. There were spaces in the URL.
Uwe Boll: Genius; or, Lessons in Modesty, Subtlety, and Class - Barry Lee Dejasu - 04-13-2008
Marc B. Wrote:Fixed. There were spaces in the URL.
Didn't I already post this at the beginning of this thread?
Uwe Boll: Genius; or, Lessons in Modesty, Subtlety, and Class - Marc - 04-13-2008
It appears you did.