trebalo je odmah da naprave animiranu seriju 

Možda ne postoji način da se dokaže da je neki film najgori u istoriji kinematografije, ali je nova komedija Edija Marfija "A Thousand Words" najistaknutiji kandidat za ovu neslavnu titulu jer je na sajtu "Rotten Tomatoes" dobila ocenu 0%.



Od 39 kritika o ovom filmu, koliko ih ima na sajtu "Rotten Tomatoes", svaka je izrazito negativna kada je u pitanju nova Marfijeva komedija. Među kritičarima preovlađuje mišljenje da je poruka filma banalna, da su dijalozi nesuvisli, a scenario daleko od smešnog, te da se film može preporučiti samo izrazitim mazohistima.

Čak i filmski magazin "Varajeti", koji je često blag u ocenama, piše da Marfijeva gluma, koja se tokom filma uglavnom svodi na pantomimu, ne može da izvadi ovaj eksperiment sa spiritualnom porukom.

Film, inače, govori o agentu koji radi u jednoj izdavačkoj kući, a koji nakon što je prevario jednog duhovnog gurua, u svom dvorištu zatiče drvo sa 1.000 listova. Problem je u tome što svaki put kada izgovori reč, jedan list otpadne sa drveta, a on će umreti onog trenutka kada sa drveta otpadne i poslednji od hiljadu listova.

Poruka filma bi trebalo da se odnosi na to koliko je svaka reč koju u životu izgovorimo važna. Film je premijerno prikazan u Americi prošle nedelje, dok je evropska premijera zakazana za 6. april.

Trejler za najgori film u istoriji:



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Том Харди, Гери Олдман и Гај Пирс заједно у гангстерском филму који би требао да се појави крајем августa. Ово би лагано могао да буде један он бољих филмова ове године.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1212450/

Ja očekujem da Toma Hardija nakon novog Betmena angažuju 5-6 puta godišnje, naravno ako mu vreme i raspored dozvole.

sve je to lepo ali ja ovom pajseru http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0479471/ ne bih dao da glumi ni u turskoj seriji 

On je holivudski lepotan 

Slucajno sam naleteo skoro na ovaj film...nema mnogo informacija, ali deluje, interesantno.



Jos dodati da glumi Michelle Trachtenberg i Seth Green, trebalo bi biti dobra komedija

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1801096/

Inace izlazi tek 2013-e.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are now aliens?

By Jordan Zakarin, The Hollywood Reporter

Perhaps seizing on the notion that moviegoers are willing to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to see Michael Bay's films, while maintaining a deep contempt for his storytelling process and heavy use of exploding computer graphics, the internet was set ablaze Monday, with blogs and major media outlets slamming the filmmaker's announcement concerning the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and telling tales of fan outrage.

‘Transformers’ Producer Lorenzo Di Bonaventura promises Michael Bay-directed reboot in 2014

“When you see this movie, kids are going to believe, one day, that these turtles actually do exist when [we] are done with this movie," Bay said about his upcoming series reboot during a presentation at the Nickelodon upfronts. "These turtles are from an alien race and they are going to be tough, edgy, funny and completely lovable."

Outrage boiled over, leading Bay to issue a terse response on a website he often uses to make announcements.

"Fans need to take a breath, and chill. They have not read the script," he wrote. "Our team is working closely with one of the original creators of Ninja Turtles to help expand and give a more complex back story. Relax, we are including everything that made you become fans in the first place. We are just building a richer world."

Writer Scott Rosenberg boards Michael Bay's 'Pain & Gain' (Exclusive)

It's going to take some heavy convincing, though, because outlets and select social media-using turtle diehards whipped up a severe indignancy at the mere thought of altering the origin story of the pizza-loving, crime fighting mutant turtles that were such a cultural phenomenon in the 1980s and early 90s. Various outlets reported that, based on some tweets and Reddit threads, fans were in up in arms, including Entertainment Weekly, Washington Post and the AV Club.

The Guardian went straight for the jugular, contrasting the implausibility of an alien origin with the well-accepted ooze-induced transformation.

"Making the turtles aliens would ruin everything – their desire to be accepted, their bizarre late-1980s street lingo, their fondness for pizza. Everything," the paper argued. "Are we really meant to believe that there's an alien race of giant turtles who just happen to all be named after renowned Renaissance artists from this planet, and speak English, and who came to Earth with a giant elderly rat who's presumably from the same race, just to live in sewers and loudly eschew anchovies at every opportunity? Hardly, Michael Bay. Hardly."

It's a national scandal, and Turtlegate got more ammunition when the man who voiced the orange masked, pizza-loving Michelangelo got invovled.

"You probably don’t know me but I did some voice work on the first set of movies that you are starting to talk about sodomizing," Robbie Rist wrote in a letter to Bay that he posted online (via TMZ). "I know believing in mutated talking turtles is kinda silly to begin with but am I supposed to be led to believe there are ninjas from another planet? The rape of our childhood memories continues."

Does it bother you if the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are recast as aliens in the upcoming film?

http://entertainment.msnbc.msn.com/

Michael Bay...

Dali su mozda najgorem reditelju danasnjice da rezira TMNT. 



Ako ce oni da budu iz svemira odakle ce onda da bude Sreder? Verujem sa planete X koja je dosla da pokori Zemlju.  Ali ne, neko mu je verovatno uvrteo u glavu da ima mnogo vise smisla da Nindza Kornjace dolaze sa druge planete nego da su mutanti jer je mnogo lakse ljudima da shvate pricu ako je tako pa ide tim putem.