either a doc savage or shadow poster on jacks walls. and i mean old school radio shadow, not that horrible alec baldwin debacle.
or....
http://cgi.ebay.com/The-Shadow-Bust-Mich...dZViewItem
i'd buy it myself if not for the price
or....
http://cgi.ebay.com/The-Shadow-Bust-Mich...dZViewItem
i'd buy it myself if not for the price
This post was last modified: 10-19-2006, 02:53 AM by thelastvalar.
And Melkor fled before the laughter of Tulkas, and hated him ever after...
He who makes a beast out of himself, gets rid of the pain of being a man
webby Wrote:Oooo, Maggers, if they do you simply must get on as an extra!!
Scott Hajek Wrote:Why else would she want it shot on location? Maggers is very transparent on this one!!!
Utterly and completely transparent!
I think it would be BLAST to create a GU of whatever number around the filming of the RJ movie. For those of you who haven't yet met Tony, OMG, my imagination runs wild at the thought of Tony's hilarity added to the fun of watching the making of a movie and the general all 'round madness of a GU.
But, seriously, folks, RJ's work and life are so rooted in New York that to film elsewhere would be criminal.
Reading is freedom.
The mind soars, no earthly cares,
no limitations.
A Maggers Haiku, 2005
Years ago my mother used to say to me... "In this world, Elwood, you can be oh so smart or oh so pleasant."
Well, for years I was smart.
I recommend pleasant.
You may quote me.
Elwood P. Dowd
That random moment where Jack and Ba cross paths. I think it was a drive by.
Or am I having another repressed false memory?
Or am I having another repressed false memory?
"Think for yourself and question authority" Leary
By the way, How are things in your town?
Maggers Wrote:Utterly and completely transparent!
I think it would be BLAST to create a GU of whatever number around the filming of the RJ movie. For those of you who haven't yet met Tony, OMG, my imagination runs wild at the thought of Tony's hilarity added to the fun of watching the making of a movie and the general all 'round madness of a GU.
But, seriously, folks, RJ's work and life are so rooted in New York that to film elsewhere would be criminal.
Splendid idea.
Sweetie and I would SO be there!!!!
"Think for yourself and question authority" Leary
By the way, How are things in your town?
Definitely the Yuenling - though, I wouldn't want to promote that to the point where it changes (ie Rolling Rock)....
love the dog!!! A MUST!!! along with the various dirty ties....
vikki as a teen??? NO NO NO NO - please NO! :eek:
And bb members as extras? Love it! Would even schedule a trip back to the USA for that one!!!
love the dog!!! A MUST!!! along with the various dirty ties....
vikki as a teen??? NO NO NO NO - please NO! :eek:
And bb members as extras? Love it! Would even schedule a trip back to the USA for that one!!!
Definitely need the Lady with dog. Whenever I read The Tomb, the scene where Kolabhati sees the old woman and hopes she never gets that old, I always add "old woman with a dog"! Paul forgot the dog again!
The movie starts: Year 3, August..
At the start, I'd keep Jack's face hidden. We'd just see it as a distorted reflection in his computer monitor, a reflection in Julio's window. We finally see him full face when Kusum says: "You're Repairman Jack? You're not what I was expecting."
During the movie I'd do a couple of "where's Waldo" shots when Jack's walking along the street. The camera pulls back and we lose Jack - he just blends in.
The ending: Jack sits on the chair bleeding, the phone rings, fade to black. (Year 3, December.) Come back to see Alicia Clayton at the clinic beat and bedrazzled, told about missing toys. Someone comes in her office: "I heard about the toys being stolen. I know of someone who may be able to help". We see it's Gia. She tosses a card onto Alicia's desk. It falls facing the camera, and reads: http://www.repairmanjack.com.
The movie starts: Year 3, August..
At the start, I'd keep Jack's face hidden. We'd just see it as a distorted reflection in his computer monitor, a reflection in Julio's window. We finally see him full face when Kusum says: "You're Repairman Jack? You're not what I was expecting."
During the movie I'd do a couple of "where's Waldo" shots when Jack's walking along the street. The camera pulls back and we lose Jack - he just blends in.
The ending: Jack sits on the chair bleeding, the phone rings, fade to black. (Year 3, December.) Come back to see Alicia Clayton at the clinic beat and bedrazzled, told about missing toys. Someone comes in her office: "I heard about the toys being stolen. I know of someone who may be able to help". We see it's Gia. She tosses a card onto Alicia's desk. It falls facing the camera, and reads: http://www.repairmanjack.com.
This post was last modified: 10-19-2006, 12:21 PM by Pleiades.
You really only need three things: WD-40, Duct Tape, and a pointy stick. If it's supposed to move and doesn't, use the WD-40. If it moves and isn't supposed to, use the Duct Tape. If you want it to move and it doesn't want to, use the pointy stick. The rest of life is easy.
Pleiades Wrote:Definitely need the Lady with dog. Whenever I read The Tomb, the scene where Kolabhati sees the old woman and hopes she never gets that old, I always add "old woman with a dog"! Paul forgot the dog again!I'm glad someone else wants to retain the original ambiguous ending. That is really one of my favorite things about the novel. It might even draw interest for a sequel.
The movie starts: Year 3, August..
At the start, I'd keep Jack's face hidden. We'd just see it as a distorted reflection in his computer monitor, a reflection in Julio's window. We finally see him full face when Kusum says: "You're Repairman Jack? You're not what I was expecting."
During the movie I'd do a couple of "where's Waldo" shots when Jack's walking along the street. The camera pulls back and we lose Jack - he just blends in.
The ending: Jack sits on the chair bleeding, the phone rings, fade to black. (Year 3, December.) Come back to see Alicia Clayton at the clinic beat and bedrazzled, told about missing toys. Someone comes in her office: "I heard about the toys being stolen. I know of someone who may be able to help". We see it's Gia. She tosses a card onto Alicia's desk. It falls facing the camera, and reads: http://www.repairmanjack.com.
I also like your idea about hiding Jack's face for a while. I proposed (a long time ago on this site) that it would be awesome to do the whole movie from a first person perspective or at least never showing Jack's face, but realize that Hollywood would never go for it because it doesn't allow them a star for the role and it makes filming very difficult.
The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. ... The piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.
~ Howard Phillips Lovecraft
Pauls' cameo appearance is almost a no-brainer: He's a regular at Julios.
You really only need three things: WD-40, Duct Tape, and a pointy stick. If it's supposed to move and doesn't, use the WD-40. If it moves and isn't supposed to, use the Duct Tape. If you want it to move and it doesn't want to, use the pointy stick. The rest of life is easy.