Hi everyone, i'm an all-time elric fan but new to this forum.
Mr Moorcock, the Brotherhood of the Wolf was directed by Christophe Gans.He's crap.The movie is crap, too.And the actors in it.I hope no-one seriously thought of Marc Dacascos for ANYTHING related with the Elric movie !!!! I agree with you as regards the atmosphere, though. I think the LOTR movies often look like episodes of Princess Xena's adventures! I'm not sure the director is the only responsible for this, though. You mentioned a very important
point :photography. The director of photography takes a fair part in making the movie look how it should. Then there's the scenery and costume design. Sounds like a good idea to have french people do that part.Or even eastern europeans.Or anyone who knows that a medieval castle is a place where people defecate behind a curtain in the Great Hall and have their yearly bath with their clothes on. I'm serious about this! Legolas in LOTR, after weeks of roving through mountain and forest, wearing clean freshly-ironed bright-coloured clothes? Looks like a Disneyland show performer in his brand new Peter Pan suit!
Mr Moorcock, the Brotherhood of the Wolf was directed by Christophe Gans.He's crap.The movie is crap, too.And the actors in it.I hope no-one seriously thought of Marc Dacascos for ANYTHING related with the Elric movie !!!! I agree with you as regards the atmosphere, though. I think the LOTR movies often look like episodes of Princess Xena's adventures! I'm not sure the director is the only responsible for this, though. You mentioned a very important
point :photography. The director of photography takes a fair part in making the movie look how it should. Then there's the scenery and costume design. Sounds like a good idea to have french people do that part.Or even eastern europeans.Or anyone who knows that a medieval castle is a place where people defecate behind a curtain in the Great Hall and have their yearly bath with their clothes on. I'm serious about this! Legolas in LOTR, after weeks of roving through mountain and forest, wearing clean freshly-ironed bright-coloured clothes? Looks like a Disneyland show performer in his brand new Peter Pan suit!
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