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Good morning to you! So last night I saw a screening of The Dark Knight, and I'm happy to report Heath Ledger's performance is just as crazy, creepy, funny and memorable as everyone says it is. His Joker is the... ...
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"In Wells, God writes the human narrative, in Moore's version, it is humanity that ghostwrites its own story and credits it to God. The decision left to humanity is whether it will script its own history consciously, or allow the narrative to be shaped secretly by leaders and figures of authority..." The historiography (alternate, longer explanation ) of Alan Moore . Warning: long. See also: and insue that contains terrorists in GI Joe , illustrations in the works of Jules Verne, a study of Y, The Last Man , or an entire issue on William Blake , and creating a Comic Book Markup Language in reference to For Better or For Worse . [ Previously .] ... Source: movieblog.ugo.com --- 1 day ago
As excitement continues to build for “Watchmen” (scheduled for release in March ’09) – the publisher just put an additional 300,00 copies in print following the release of the trailer and Comic-Con – get an inside glimpse inside the psychedelic worldview of one of the world’s most visionary and creative minds with THE MINDSCAPE OF Alan Moore. As Comic-Con 2008 set records for attendance this summer, much of the “buzz” centered on Zack Snyder’s eagerly anticipated, big screen adaptation of the Hugo Award-winning cult classic graphic novel “Watchmen,” authored by legendary comic book writer Alan Moore. Now, in the first and only documentary in which the heretofore reclusive, visionary and innovative Moore participates, his hugely-devoted fan base and the soon-to-be-indoctrinated can enter the mind of the world’s most famous comic book author, embarking on a fascinating and psychedelic journey through the life and career of the creator of “Watchmen,” “From Hell,” “League of Extraordinary Gentlemen,” “Constantine” and “V for Vendetta.” THE MINDSCAPE OF Alan Moore makes its DVD debut on September 30, only from The Disinformation Company. ...
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Soft-spoken, reclusive comics icon on his past and upcoming projects, ''South Park,'' shaving... ... Source: www.onlytorrents.com --- 30 days ago
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Lost Girls Signing - Melinda Gebbie and Alan Moore Date: 13th September 2008 Time: 2pm - 4pm Location: Orbital Comics Address: 148 Charing Cross Road, London. UK Tel: 0207 2407672 ...
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If youve seen V for Vendetta , League of Extraordinary Gentlemen or are excited about the upcoming Watchmen , youve sampled the works of Alan Moore. ... Source: pwbeat.publishersweekly.com --- 33 days ago
As you can well imagine, any interview that Alan Moore gives these days will be about WATCHMEN, comics movies in general, LXG, his relationship, and magic. This new interview with Entertainment Weekly has all those topics, as well as Moore talking about his favorite TV show. Do you think that any good can come of [...] ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 5 days ago
Written by Joe London’s Orbital Comics has the Grand Comics Wizard of Albion, Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie appearing in the store at 148 Charing Cross Road on September 13th from 2pm to 4pm. Alan will be entertaining small children with his hand puppet theatre re-enactments of famous historical exec... Original story at The Forbidden Planet International Blog Log . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Doctor Who . ... Source: www.slashfilm.com --- 32 days ago
Watchmen creator Alan Moore is notorious for not being involved in the big screen adaptations of his comic book properties. Director Zack Snyder told fans at Comic Con last year that the best he can hope for is that Alan Moore will someday watch the DVD and say, “You know, they didn’t fuck it up [...] ...
Source: www.themovieblog.com --- 30 days ago
I have always been a fan of Alan Moore. As a comicbook geek you almost have to. Its hard to deny that he has created some of the better stuff in the comicsphere. He was a cornerstone in the movement that saw comics adapting more serious writing methods and addressing more adult [...] ... Source: www.disinfo.com --- 30 days ago
Daniel Robert Epstein wrote in a 2006 newsarama article:I recently got the chance to talk with Heath Ledger at a press roundtable for the movie Candy. While on the hot seat I got the chance to grill Ledger about his upcoming role of The Joker in The Dark Knight.DRE: Have you read many Batman comics?HL: No and I think that's kind of helping me a little bit. I was never really a fan of comic books or comic book movies. I never despised them but I was never one to read them. I never sought out the films but I would sit down and enjoy them. So because of that I really feel that I'm not carrying much pressure.DRE: Have they given or asked you to read certain comics?HL: The Killing Joke was the one that was handed to me. I think it's going to be the beginning of The Joker. ... Find more results for Alan Moore on RSSMicro.com |
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WRITER Alan Moore, whose award-winning graphic novel Watchmen is being turned into a movie by director Zack Snyder, has hit out at the film project and says most big-screen comicbook adaptations are "pointless." Moore, 54 - who lives in Northampton, England, and also wrote the original comicbooks behind movies V for Vendetta, From Hell, Constantine and League of Extraordinary Gentlemen - believes Watchmen could never be successfully translated to film and says the comicbook was deliberately created to do what celluloid could never achieve. Asked by Entertainment Weekly if he was curious about what Watchmen director Zack Snyder was doing with his material, Moore said: "I would rather not know. He's supposed to be a very nice guy. He may very well be, but the thing is that he's also the person who made 300. "I've not seen any recent comicbook films, but I didn't particularly like the book 300. I had a lot of problems with it, and everything I heard or saw about the film tended to increase rather than reduce them: [that] it was racist, it was homophobic, and above all it was sublimely stupid. I know that that's not what people going in to see a film like 300 are thinking about but...I wasn't impressed with that. "I talked to [director] Terry Gilliam in the 80s, and he asked me how I would make Watchmen into a film. I said: 'Well actually, Terry, if anybody asked me, I would have said 'I wouldn't.' And I think that Terry [who aborted ...