
SO excited. I saw all the toys at Toys R Us and was thinking how much I would have loved having her doll when I was a kid. Such a cool/strong character.
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SO excited. I saw all the toys at Toys R Us and was thinking how much I would have loved having her doll when I was a kid. Such a cool/strong character.
@Anakin - Really, it was Capcom's decision all along? Could I ask where your source on that is? All I've seen in interviews is that Anderson didn't want to use the game characters because the fans would already know what all the twists and turns would be so then there are no surprises(an approach which I, vehemently disagree with). The 1st movie did have the same basic structure, including a betrayal by one of the characters(Wesker in RE1).
As for the rest, you pretty much summed it up for me as well.
Sure mate. It came from him and Jovovich. She was set to play Jill. Originally. Capcom put the stops on it and Anderson rewrote the script and changed the character to Alice.
Also Rain was originally a guy! :0
Hmmmm, interesting. Well now that makes me think that they never would have agreed to have Romero's scripted version made either. From what I can recall he included Chris and Jill.
Yes I do recall hearing about how they went the ALIEN route and did a 'Ripley' on the Rain character, heh.
Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fapCOoOp9ic
Ugh, this dishearteningly sounds like a problematic disaster of a production schedule. At this point I'm just hoping that they can finish the project and give us a great movie.. please don't fuck this up. PLEASE.

@Anakin - yeah who is she playing actually? Or is that still being kept under wraps...
In short, +1 KELLY BROOK today
Chillin'I'm not one to usually drool over boobs but.... DAMNGIIRLL!!!! *droools*
that woman is truly beautiful..that gif of her looking in the mirror, good god man!

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Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL7RWUva7ak
It is my life's duty to learn this song and sing it on a talent show.
"Be Here Now” is an inspiring feature documentary and love story, about the overnight sensation, actor and international star Andy Whitfield, who put the same determination and dedication that he brought to his lead role in the hit television show, “Spartacus: Blood and Sand,” into fighting life threatening cancer.
This is Andy's story, but it also about having the courage to make your dreams come true, tackling your fears and living in the present, despite the potential outcome. This film is for anyone who has ever faced a challenge in their lives.
Andy Whitfield, in the prime of his life, had just realized his dream of becoming an international star, when he was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins lymphoma. Before now, he and his eloquent and charismatic wife, Vashti, had combined their will power to make every success in their lives happen, including Andy’s transformation from an engineer into an actor and sex symbol. Overwhelmed when they heard that the best medical treatment the world had to offer would only give him a 25% chance for survival, they set their sites on beating cancer by making a promise in matching “Be Here Now” tattoos, to take Andy’s healing into their own hands and live life in the present, not in the shadows, every step of the way. Unfortunately Andy died of the disease on September 11th, 2011 in front of his family and in the arms of his loving wife.
Not knowing what would happen, Andy invited a camera to follow him throughout his journey as he explores both medical and alternative healing option in Australia, New Zealand and India. This unprecedented access and his openness and honesty gives the audience an intimate look into his personal life, that is rarely shared, especially by a celebrity. It was Andy’s hope that by opening his story up to a documentary, he might help or inspire others facing similar challenges, while pushing to accelerate the pace of cancer research around the world.
What he did not anticipate was that the story would also capture his, and his family’s, determination, love, infectious humor and self-affirming attitudes. And, as everyone goes through their own transformations over the course of the film, “Be Here Now” transcends the subject of cancer and becomes a universal life-lesson about living fearlessly, going for your dreams, embracing each moment and living in the present – despite the potential outcome."
The documentary has been unable to see a wide release and is in the process of being finished. They partnered up with KickStarter to raise the funds they need to be able to share his story with the world. Their goal is $200,000 dollars and they're about halfway there. If you'd like to donate you can go to this website and help back the project: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/426354716/be-here-now-the-andy-whitfield-story
They'll accept anything from $1 to $10,000 and no donation is too small. I'm not asking you to donate at all, I just know that Spartacus is a popular show on here and a few of you may be interested in this. Thanks for reading this.
SadIt's hard for me to talk about anything related to "cancer" because I lost my brother to cancer... I miss him so much!
I thank the people that puts a second of their lives into finding a cure...
As WalkAway says, I hope this gets made. But I probably won't see it cuz I've seen it from my Brothers' life. And I don't want to go through that again...
Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADyOHfoV9kg
Both of those sets are amazing on Blu Ray...so worth the money!!!! I won the Life Blu Ray in a contest which was awesome....until it showed up and it was the Oprah version. Oh well, can't win 'em all...
The Blu-ray of Planet Earth is one of my most prized possessions.
I just need to find it.
Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wE_Y5brW-ZE
I'm not gonna cry ... I'm not gonna cry ... I'm not gonna ... damn it. :(
I feel bad for just watching Spartacus after Andy died.
May he rest in peace.