She’s in the final story. What made the film cool was that it was full animation but it had nude women, drugs, swearing and violent action scenes.

Matter of fact I think the film scarred me for life. Haha’s

I saw HM as a teen and don’t remember it, except the movie poster got my attention. I think I would appreciate various animation styles more today.

Cool weekend news post btw.

The only way to have Guinness is at room temperature- none of this chilled stuff!!

The second film don’t even bother it had nothing in common.

“blah blah blah Francis blah blah Francis blah movie”

His next project is about a director stalking a more talented director

I was going to say something about how great the first Heavy Metal was but I was afraid people would think I was a perv. It really have great story-telling and mix of animation styles

Hey Naill do you drink your Guiness warm?

That Uprising project sounds cool.

Another Heavy Metal film sounds great but I doubt they will ever duplicate the awesome first Heavy Metal film.
That one was a masterpiece. The second one was just a total piece.
I’m not holding out however. They just can’t capture the essence of the first Heavy Metal. That was the 70/80’s just not the same anymore. I remember it even had an R.rating.

I for one see Lucas leaving Sc-fi?
Maybe I’m wrong. But it sounds that way if he expects to make films that last a week or 2. Gheesh whata positive attitude?

Anyway
Cheers Naill!

Vic

Talking about (Mad Max 4)….the story I heard back 6 years ago was that Mel Gibson had a script he wanted to produce “Passion of the Christ” and he was trying to get Warner Bros to co-produce and distribute.

Mel was about to sign on to do MM4 and at the last minute requested a better script (stalling for time) because (WB) hadn’t agreed to co-prod. or distribute “Passion”.

Warner Bros claimed they passed on “Passion” but in reality they wanted to change alot of stuff in the script. Mel got pissed and tried to sell “Passion of the Christ” all over town. He had a tough time getting what he wanted out of Hollywood so he passed on Mad Max 4 and broke off to completly produce “Passion” on his own.
As we all know Mel’s, Passion of the Christ film went on to do Star Wars box office and set new trends in Independant films.
Warner Bros could of had Mad Max 4 and the Passion, but threw them both away in the name of control and greed.

They eventually made up but I still don’t see Gibson in a Mad Max film anymore.

Being a fan of Xbox I guess I will look forward to this new Mad Max game but I have a feeling if the game dosnt sell or do well you won’t get another Mad Max film.

The film Doomsday bombed massivly this weekend. It was billed as another Mad-Max type of film. It barly made 2 mill.

With Mel now Directing/Producing id be surprised if we see him act in films again.

Vic

“it will be without Gibson, as he is too old” – newsflash George, he was old 6 years ago too, no one cares. Just make the stinkin’ movie already.