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[Houseplant]

This 2021 DeLorean DMC-12 needs to happen, perfect for a Back to the Future reboot.

Source: https://performanced...erfection-2600/

 

Imagine driving around town with this old wagon, give me one damnit

 

[PurpleGaga27]

Cyber Emma Watson! https://www.instagra...m/p/CCvyvRcDm38

 

[PurpleGaga27]

The 8th Nina wallpaper for my desktop. 

Edited by PurpleGaga27, 26 June 2021 - 03:58 AM.

[Houseplant]

The 8th Nina wallpaper for my desktop. 

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Nice. So how would you rate the gaming experience of a Mac? Never owned one.

[PurpleGaga27]

 

The 8th Nina wallpaper for my desktop. 

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Nice. So how would you rate the gaming experience of a Mac? Never owned one.

 

I don't own a Mac, but I'll bet the producing experience of a Mac if one is an artist, such as art, music, audio or video will be boring and interesting at the same time. Gaming on a Mac, not so much.

Edited by PurpleGaga27, 29 June 2021 - 03:54 PM.

[Houseplant]

Saw this movie being advertised on billboards downtown. I watched it, and it was cool seeing Chris Pratt in a new sci fi, well done. A few nods to some well known sci fi movies but won't spoil here.

 

I would give it a 7/10.

 

[PurpleGaga27]

Saw this movie being advertised on billboards downtown. I watched it, and it was cool seeing Chris Pratt in a new sci fi, well done. A few nods to some well known sci fi movies but won't spoil here.

 

I would give it a 7/10.

 

I just saw that movie today too. Amazing, exciting and emotional at the same time. Imagine if Chris Pratt is going to act something like that in Jurassic World Dominion.

[Houseplant]

Posting a couple pictures of my favorite actress, Mae Whitman, looking like a boss. I wonder why Hollywood hasn't made her one of their top actresses? I would like to see her work with Denis Villeneuve, artistically immersive drama films.

 

 

 

 

Speaking of Villeneuve, I think he has the potential of creating a great post-apocalyptic genre film, a remake of Solarbabies (1986) for example. Mad Max meets Dune:

 

 

 

Edited by Houseplant, 09 July 2021 - 08:46 AM.

[PurpleGaga27]

Posting a picture of my favorite actress, Mae Whitman, looking like a boss. I wonder why Hollywood hasn't made her one of their top actresses? I would like to see her work with Denis Villeneuve, artistically immersive drama films.

 

 

 

 

Speaking of Villeneuve, I think he has the potential of creating a great post-apocalyptic genre film, a remake of Solarbabies (1986) for example. Mad Max meets Dune:

 

 

 

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[Houseplant]

 

Posting a picture of my favorite actress, Mae Whitman, looking like a boss. I wonder why Hollywood hasn't made her one of their top actresses? I would like to see her work with Denis Villeneuve, artistically immersive drama films.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Speaking of Villeneuve, I think he has the potential of creating a great post-apocalyptic genre film, a remake of Solarbabies (1986) for example. Mad Max meets Dune:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Images are not showing up in your post.

 

Really? Which images? I'm gonna take a guess and assume it's the Solarbabies ones that are IMDB watermark protected so to say.

 

Clarify me on this, but I'll post the links instead:

 

https://www.imdb.com...er/rm598886656/

 

https://www.imdb.com...r/rm1102203136/

 

https://www.imdb.com...r/rm3093936896/

[Houseplant]

It's my birthday today, july 13:th, but I'm postponing celebrations for tomorrow to fit with peoples schedule. I know what I'm getting, Total Recall and The Last Action Hero.

 

There's already a poster for this movie somewhere back so I'm putting a different one for variety. Kicks the 2012 remake right out of the ballpark.

 

 

I remember seeing action figures for this following movie in the toy store during the 90's. I'm not a simp, but Mae Whitman's dad Jeffrey Whitman worked in the production of The Last Action Hero as a construction foreman, but was uncredited.

 

Edited by Houseplant, 25 March 2022 - 12:50 PM.

[PurpleGaga27]

Happy birthday, Houseplant. 

[Houseplant]

Having played and beat Neverwinter Nights many times back in the day, I am looking forward to the new Dungeons and Dragons movie. Some of the announced cast include Chris Pine, Michelle Rodrigues, Sophia Lillis from "It" and even British romcom actor Hugh Grant who plays a villain in the movie. Film is directed by John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, though I don't understand why they didn't hire Joe Manganiello for the project. He's arguably the biggest D&D geek in Hollywood who seems to have a clear understanding how a D&D movie could work judging by his interviews, referring to LOTR Fellowship of the Ring as an example and digging about what it's core is. He could be compared to as a Jordan Vogt-Roberts of fantasy, a guy in the industry watching from the sidelines pushing his directorial vision and wanting to reinvent movie making methods for his beloved franchise. He even prepared a script.

An inside source alluded a few years back Warners Brothers plans for a series of interconnected movies aka the MCU for the D&D cinematic franchise.

Another report said they were looking at movies such as Fellowship of the Ring and The Raiders of the Lost Ark for it's direction.

In general, I think Stranger Things has put D&D further on the mainstream for the general audience, being an integral part of the shows plot.



Cover for the D&D movie from 2000:

Edited by Houseplant, 14 August 2021 - 02:11 PM.

[Houseplant]

Groundhog day (1993) is a romantic comedy with an element of fantasy. Highly recommend, should be on Amazon Prime Video.

 

[Houseplant]

I was at the Swedish Comic Con a while ago, and while there I met actor Sean Astin (LOTR, Stranger Things). I asked him if he would consider working with Mae Whitman, and he told me that he's friends with Mae and that they've worked together, atleast in a newer Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, she voiced April O'Neill.

He also said something to the effect of that I could write suggestions on what they could work on.

 

He signed me an autograph:

 

 

Edited by Houseplant, 06 February 2022 - 02:36 PM.

[Houseplant]

Smouldering eyes and smile of heaven. It's Whitman.

 

 

 

Just re-run The Fifth Element in the theatres, would be a blast to see this 90's nostalgia bomb on the big screen in the 2020's...

 

I guess I'd be pretty speechless aswell if a microphone was directed at me.

 

 

[Houseplant]

Looking for a movie that is done in relatively recent time but feels like a 90's (or 2004) movie? Then look no further, the giant shark movie called The Meg (2018) should prove to be one heck of a bite:

 

[PurpleGaga27]

Looking for a movie that is done in relatively recent time but feels like a 90's (or 2004) movie? Then look no further, the giant shark movie called The Meg (2018) should prove to be one heck of a bite:

 

I've read some time ago that The Meg sequel may be in the works. Great movie though, but it's not Jason Staham's best performance I've seen, not since the Transporter and the Expendables trilogies.

[Houseplant]

https://www.imdb.com...f_=nv_sr_srsg_0

 

 

https://www.imdb.com...?ref_=tt_cl_i_2

 

 

https://www.imdb.com...f_=nv_sr_srsg_0

 

[Houseplant]

Never Played Unreal II: The Awakening but I heard it's singleplayer only, though is there anything to go on storywise if there hypothetically were to be a show or movie based around it. Looks cool anyway.