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Kuran said:This looks like such shit. What a bad trailer.. it also makes the main guy look like an incredible douchebag, and the casting doesn't help!
James Franco a douchebag? I'm in shock. This is impossible.
Kuran said:This looks like such shit. What a bad trailer.. it also makes the main guy look like an incredible douchebag, and the casting doesn't help!
A couple of girls I know that went to UCLA say otherwise. They got to hangout with him (at some club) and he was really nice, respectful, and funny.Snowman Prophet of Doom said:James Franco a douchebag? I'm in shock. This is impossible.
Expendable. said:
Dealing with the importance of human connection, family and life itself, Boyle had me in tears as the credits rolled. Ive fallen in love with the directors previous films on a purely entertainment level, but here he is reaching for something deeper and the impact is immense.
ezekial45 said:So how graphic was the amputation scene?
Someone told me the other day that the SFX crew createdezekial45 said:So how graphic was the amputation scene?
Franco absolutely lives up to the hype, its his best performance.Reno7728 said:Film looks awesome, hope Franco's performance will live up to the hype.
What was the song in the second half of the trailer?
Gary Whitta said:Has any of the real video camera footage that Aron Ralston actually shot while he was trapped ever been released?
Gary Whitta said:Has any of the real video camera footage that Aron Ralston actually shot while he was trapped ever been released?
DVD bonus feature waiting to happen.Gary Whitta said:Has any of the real video camera footage that Aron Ralston actually shot while he was trapped ever been released?
TideTime said:No. He said he has only shared it with family and a couple of close friends. Franco got to watch it though and said he drew a lot of inspiration for his acting in this film from it. It must be intense to watch the vids, because as Franco said he recorded those vids without ever knowing or even thinking he'd get out alive.
BikoBiko said:Christ, get over yourselves. Just that a story has been reported in the media and discussed on GAF doesn't immediately make it general knowledge.
Blader5489 said:There's going to be a screening in Boston this weekend, with Danny Boyle doing a Q&A...
...and I can't go =\
CaptYamato said:A couple of girls I know that went to UCLA say otherwise. They got to hangout with him (at some club) and he was really nice, respectful, and funny.
Blader5489 said:Nevermind this, I got in!
Going to see 127 Hours with Danny Boyle present tomorrow night
Discotheque said:You know how people said the Social Network sounded uninteresting because it was just about Facebook?
Well this is what I think about this film. Sure he went through an amazing feat, one that I and many others could never do. But it doesn't sound terribly interesting to watch as a movie. And add to that Danny Boyle's last film was Slumdawg Millionaire, yeah I'll give this a rent.
(though I was blown away by Social Network, I don't think this will have the same effect on me however)
voodooray said:I managed to attend a Q&A with him for Sunshine a few years back, and he's great to listen to. Have fun!
money talksHiResDes said:I've known about this film for a while, but I was confused when I first heard about it because I thought Franco said he was retiring from acting.
looking goodExpendable. said:Rottenwatch Update: 92% with 24 reviews.
Zeliard said:The circumstances are pretty terrifying, though. Can you imagine if that was you? Having to cut your own arm off to survive? Fuuuuuuuuuu
Noshino said:go see Buried....:lol
having seen both buried and 127 hours.. buried is far more terrifying IMO.Zeliard said:This has a lot more weight to it given that this exact thing happened to someone. Many people have been buried alive, certainly, but not quite in the same circumstance Reynolds finds himself in where he's chatting with people on a cell.
DevelopmentArrested said:having seen both buried and 127 hours.. buried is far more terrifying IMO.
yup, realize that. buried was still far more effective/unnerving for me.Zeliard said:I haven't seen either of the two yet, but I'm not talking about the effect of the movies themselves. Buried is pure fiction. 127 Hours is actually based on reality. That gives it a lot more weight to me regardless of how horrifying the notion of being buried alive is.
Zeliard said:I haven't seen either of the two yet, but I'm not talking about the effect of the movies themselves. Buried is pure fiction. 127 Hours is actually based on reality. That gives it a lot more weight to me regardless of how horrifying the notion of being buried alive is.
Noshino said:But you were talking about the circumstances, and like I said, it is more scary to be under the same circumstances as Reynolds' character is in Buried, than Franco's in 127 Hours.
As for the cellphone, at least for me, it made matters worse...
Zeliard said:All I'm saying is that it's a lot easier for me to imagine myself in Franco's position given that the exact same thing happened to someone in real-life. I'm not making any judgement on the effectiveness of each film, or attempting to argue being buried alive vs. being stuck in a mountain. Both are more than terrifying enough.
I look forward to seeing both movies, and I'm sure both are great. I've heard particularly good things about the lead performances, and I like both actors.
Discotheque said:Trailer sucks pretty bad, but I think it will be a pretty good film.