Meilleure adaptation comics de l'année 2003....
A vous de voter ! Le premier à entrer en lice : Daredevil, le jour de la St-Valentin, pour ce qui est de la sortie US. Possèderait un scénario béton, le meilleur de toutes les adaptations de comics jusqu'à présent, reste à savoir si le réalisateur - débutant - aura réussi à retranscrire à l'écran ce qu'il a couché sur le papier. Le casting a fait beaucoup jaser les fans du comics, notamment pour les rôles d'Elektra et du Kingpin, tenus par de bons acteurs, mais ne correspondant pas forcément au comics.Bandes-annonces : http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox/daredevilSecond candidat, X-Men 2, la suite du film qui a lancé la vague des adaptations justement, avec succès public et critique à la clé. Son scénario est censé entrer dans le vif du sujet après un premier film en guise d'introduction, et nous proposer des séquences d'anthologie, tandis que de son côté, Bryan Singer s'est paraît-il amélioré pour ce qui est scènes d'action. On prend les mêmes et on recommence, plus Lady Deathstryke, Nightcrawler et Pyro. Grosse côte. Point noir cependant : l'ambiance exécrable sur le plateau entre le réalisateur et ses stars. Bandes-annonces : http://www.x-men-the-movie.com/En troisième place Hulk. Le plus mystérieux, car on ne sait pas grand chose de son scénario ou de l'apparence de l'incroyable Hulk. Un acteur pratiquement inconnu - Eric Bana - pour incarner Bruce Banner, de nombreuses divergences annoncées avec le comics... Mais un réalisateur confirmé - Ang Lee - et de bons échos le précèdent... Bandes-annonces : http://www.thehulk.com/Et pour conclure, la Ligue des Gentlemen Extraordinaires ! Pas le plus connu, mais certainement pas le moins bon, adapté de l'oeuvre du génial et prolifique Alan Moore. Dirigé par le réalisateur du premier Blade, on retrouve notamment l'inusable Sean Connery au casting. L'équipe de super héros est composé ici de figures telles que Alan Quatermain, l'homme invisible, le Dr Jekyll, etc... Attention, là encore, grosses disputes sur le plateau, et problèmes d'inondation lors du tournage à Prague.Site : http://www.leagueofextraordinarygentlemen.com/
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Telepfeniel
- Elbakinien d'Argent
- Messages : 436
- Enregistré le : mer. 24 avr. 2002 12:10
Et puis les acteurs inconnus il leur faut bien un film pour se faire connaitre 
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Edhelbereth
- Istar
- Messages : 176
- Enregistré le : lun. 6 janv. 2003 12:48
Deux bonnes raisons pour voter pour X-Men II 
Oui je dirais Hulk aussi car Tigre et Dragon m'avait vraiment impressionné ! Et puis ça me rappelle les dimanche soir quand j'étais petit :)J'attends aussi X-Men II avec impatience ! J'avais bien aimé le premier et le second s'annonce encore mieux ! A ce propos, on dirait que Ian McKellen a gardé la voix de Gandalf pourle II 
Pas cool pour Daredevil... 
Sacré Hulk !DAREDEVIL: THE MOVIE DD Redux --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dateline: Thursday, January 23, 2003 By: ARNOLD T. BLUMBERG By: Senior Editor What a peculiar subgenre this is: a comic book adaptation of a live-action feature film derived from a comic book. Surely there can be no more mind-bending recursive exercise than this. How to take what is often a watered-down, less dynamic version of a comic book story and somehow render it back into its original medium in a way that is intriguing and hopefully entertaining. Can it be done? All too rarely, I'm afraid, but this plucky little category of comic will never fade - not while there are so many comic book movies on the way with an extra buck to be made slapping them back into print. To business then... In the somewhat similar but altered origin of Daredevil presented here, Matt Murdock is distraught as a child when he learns that his father is handling protection for the Kingpin. Fleeing into the street, he is struck by chemicals from a truck and left blind. Ah, but we know the rest of this part of the story, don't we? Flash forward and Matt is now trying a rape case (with a doppelganger of Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada standing in as the accused - what the hell was he thinking?!). He loses, but not when he dons a familiar red cowl and tracks Quesada down outside the halls of justice. Meanwhile, the Kingpin is plagued by reporter Ben Urich, Matt's buddy Foggy Nelson wonders at the powers of the Man Without Fear written up in the papers, and Matt is struck by a thunderbolt when he meets a girl named Elektra Natchios. The meeting scene between Matt and Elektra is one of the stupidest machismo romantic fight sequences I've ever seen, and I can't imagine it'll play any more logically on the screen; way to blow your cover there, Matt. But a lot of the elements are here, juggled and distorted though they may be. By the time Kingpin hires assassin Bullseye (looking not quite as awful as he does in the movie itself) to kill Elektra - the daughter of a business rival - you can bet money that we'll see some Frank Miller panels lovingly re-created. Before that, there are a few more truly moronic plot twists. Some folks have made a cottage industry out of ridiculing the inaccurate legal procedures portrayed in countless issues of the original comic, but here the law is twisted out of all reason, and the clues are of the Encyclopedia Brown variety. As for aesthetics, the film DD costume just doesn't work in comics, where clean lines and stark colors are all that's needed to convey action and heroism. It's just too busy, like a leather biker outfit gone horribly awry - ironically, that's the same reaction many will probably have to the movie costume itself as well. Between the lousy garb and lousier plotline, this looks like a bomb that's ready to blow. ...So I have no doubt it will make millions.
" Bande-annonce " des Gentlemen !http://www.filmfreak.com/videos/league_trailer.wmvPremières et très bonnes critiques de Daredevil !http://www.comingsoon.net/reviews/daredevil1.phphttp://www.superherohype.com/articles/dare...devilreview.phphttp://linux10985.dn.net/display.cgi?id=14348http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=14377
Cette fois, au tour des X-Men ! Meilleure bande-annonce du monde pour moi ! 
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Il faut quand même bien voir qu'il s'agit là de la BD officielle du film. Que ce soit sur X-men 1, sur Spiderman ou plus anciennement sur Batman 1 et 2, tous de bons films à mon avis, ces BD officielles ne rendaient rien du tout ! il n'y a donc pas lieu de s'inquiéter à mon avis...Pas cool pour Daredevil...DAREDEVIL: THE MOVIE DD Redux --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dateline: Thursday, January 23, 2003 By: ARNOLD T. BLUMBERG By: Senior Editor What a peculiar subgenre this is: a comic book adaptation of a live-action feature film derived from a comic book. Surely there can be no more mind-bending recursive exercise than this. How to take what is often a watered-down, less dynamic version of a comic book story and somehow render it back into its original medium in a way that is intriguing and hopefully entertaining. Can it be done? All too rarely, I'm afraid, but this plucky little category of comic will never fade - not while there are so many comic book movies on the way with an extra buck to be made slapping them back into print. To business then... In the somewhat similar but altered origin of Daredevil presented here, Matt Murdock is distraught as a child when he learns that his father is handling protection for the Kingpin. Fleeing into the street, he is struck by chemicals from a truck and left blind. Ah, but we know the rest of this part of the story, don't we? Flash forward and Matt is now trying a rape case (with a doppelganger of Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada standing in as the accused - what the hell was he thinking?!). He loses, but not when he dons a familiar red cowl and tracks Quesada down outside the halls of justice. Meanwhile, the Kingpin is plagued by reporter Ben Urich, Matt's buddy Foggy Nelson wonders at the powers of the Man Without Fear written up in the papers, and Matt is struck by a thunderbolt when he meets a girl named Elektra Natchios. The meeting scene between Matt and Elektra is one of the stupidest machismo romantic fight sequences I've ever seen, and I can't imagine it'll play any more logically on the screen; way to blow your cover there, Matt. But a lot of the elements are here, juggled and distorted though they may be. By the time Kingpin hires assassin Bullseye (looking not quite as awful as he does in the movie itself) to kill Elektra - the daughter of a business rival - you can bet money that we'll see some Frank Miller panels lovingly re-created. Before that, there are a few more truly moronic plot twists. Some folks have made a cottage industry out of ridiculing the inaccurate legal procedures portrayed in countless issues of the original comic, but here the law is twisted out of all reason, and the clues are of the Encyclopedia Brown variety. As for aesthetics, the film DD costume just doesn't work in comics, where clean lines and stark colors are all that's needed to convey action and heroism. It's just too busy, like a leather biker outfit gone horribly awry - ironically, that's the same reaction many will probably have to the movie costume itself as well. Between the lousy garb and lousier plotline, this looks like a bomb that's ready to blow. ...So I have no doubt it will make millions.
Hé, hé, hé...