Kotaku.com |
I don’t have any kids. I’ve got two cats that I refer to as
my children, but that’s only so believable considering they’re tiny and furry
and look nothing like me and are from another species. So yeah, cats no kids.
But one
day, when I do have children who are from the same species, in addition to the
usual stuff like potty training and how ride a bike, there’s one life lesson I’ll
probably spend a significant portion of time on:
The epic
saga of the “Good Paul Anderson” and the “Bad Paul Anderson,” or as they prefer
to be called Paul Thomas Anderson, director of critical darlings like “There
Will Be Blood” and “Boogie Nights” and Paul W.S. Anderson, director of mostly
crap. Fun crap, but crap nonetheless.
There’s
a news story in here somewhere, trust me.
Anyway,
so a quick summary of said saga: Paul Thomas spends months slaving over his art,
he has critics falling over themselves for a whiff of his socks and the basement/attic
full of awards, but ol’ Paul W.S. can sleepwalk through another “Resident Evil,”
get paid a giant pile of money and then go home at the end of the day to his
gorgeous wife, Milla Jovovich.
The lesson
in all this is either there’s hope for all of us or life is patently unfair …
depending on your perspective.
CinemaBlend.com |
So that
was really just a long and winding way of saying: Hey there, Paul W.S. Anderson
is making a new movie!
It’s
called “Pompeii,” and it’s set in the city of Pompeii right before the volcano
Pomp… I mean, Vesuvius erupts.
Emily Browning of “Sucker Punch”
fame has just signed on to play one half of a pair of star crossed lovers. Kit
Harrington, of “Game of Thrones” (not sure who he is), is the male half.
So he ends up getting shipped out
of town right before the world goes to hell, then he decides to come back and
try to save his lady and best friend.
Apparently “The Three Musketeers”
wasn’t enough to satisfy Paul W.S. hunger for costume-action-dramas.
Shooting is set for April
everybody, so there’s still time to him to cram Milla in this thing somehow.
Info: Joblo
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