5 response about Neuromancer One Sheet »

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   [...] que eu ainda não li. Agora chega este cartaz da adptação para o cinema. Kurt Halfyard, do Row Trhee, diz que tem dificuldade de imaginar algumas passagens no filme na tela grande e mais dificuldade [...]

   Pingback by Pôster: Neuromancer nas telas « Cine Rosebud — August 1, 2008
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   I’m with you on this one, some books I just can’t imagine how they’d do it. I’d always imagine if they did make the film it would be with Keanu, either that was an old rumour of because he plays similar roles be they sucessfully (Matrix) or not (Johnny Mnemonic).

   I may, however, revisit the book – which could be a good thing in it of itself!

   Comment by Shannon the Movie Moxie — August 1, 2008
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   I’m not sold on this project – not one bit – but I recently re-read the book and there’s definitely a cinematic story and potential for something totally brilliant. I think the same argument of it being unfilmable could be applied to almost all of Philip K. Dick’s stories. Reading them, I could never picture them on the screen yet, there they are and some of them aren’t just good – they’re great.

   My fingers are crossed that this will be a good adaptation. Personally, I have a soft spot for Johnny Mnemonic – even if it does loose its way – it was a noble attempt at recreating Gibson’s visionary world, it just happened to come way too early. I have no doubt that could have been a much better adaptation were it being made today.

   Bottom line – I’m definitely interested, just cautious.

   Comment by Marina Antunes — August 1, 2008
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   I dig Johnny Mnemonic. It’s a guilty pleasure for the game and hammy supporting cast (Dolph Lundgren, Henry Rollins, Ice T, Udo Kier, and “Beat” Takeshi Kitano).

   “I Want Room Service” is not quite as effictive as “I know Kung Fu”, but that was what was available in the cyberpunk film world at the time. We take what we can get.

   Comment by Kurt — August 2, 2008
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   …My God, it’s full of stars!

   Comment by Lupus Yonderboy — September 21, 2008

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