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Now *this* is what we call 'rumours'. I hope the they're wrong, though. If the producers are:
a) sensible
b) artistically decent
c) sane enough to know what will lead to a box-office hit

Just one of the three should be enough to cast Depp.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Now *this* is what we call 'rumours'. I hope the they're wrong, though. If the producers are:
a) sensible
b) artistically decent
c) sane enough to know what will lead to a box-office hit

Just one of the three should be enough to cast Depp.[/QUOTE]

Couldn't agree more. Don't think Cohen would be the worst idea, but i think Depp can do it better.
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Both of them make very poor Freddie Mercuries.

This is becoming sad like one of those Freddie imitators.

Do we have to fucking make a movie about every damn thing in life?? Why not let Freddie rest in peace.

I think we have enough footage, videos, articles about the REAL FREDDIE that we don't need a fucking movie.

Movies should be about Spider-Man ie comic book heroes, not real life heroes. There will be nothing worthwhile to see in such a movie.
I can see it now. Sacha Cohen as Freddie redoing the Live Aid scene, complete with arm band, jeans, and white shirt, miming, I repeat MIMING to Radio Gaga.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I can see it now. Sacha Cohen as Freddie redoing the Live Aid scene, complete with arm band, jeans, and white shirt, miming, I repeat MIMING to Radio Gaga.

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Many people do want to see a Queen/Freddie movie. The world doesn't evolve around you, i repeat DOESN'T evolve around you. :')
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Movies should be about Spider-Man ie comic book heroes, not real life heroes. There will be nothing worthwhile to see in such a movie.[/QUOTE]

How boring would that be? To think that someone would rather inspire to see a comic book fantasy rather than a real life hero.

If DeNiro's company want to tell his story, bring it on? Freddie was a helluva character and would make a fascinating subject to work with.

Quite frankly, if I was given the choice to see just one film for the rest of the year, between spiderman and a Freddie film? As much as I like Spiderman, I'd find Freddie far more interesting.

Adam.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color="#FF1493">The Fairy King wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I can see it now. Sacha Cohen as Freddie redoing the Live Aid scene, complete with arm band, jeans, and white shirt, miming, I repeat MIMING to Radio Gaga.

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Many people do want to see a Queen/Freddie movie. The world doesn't evolve around you, i repeat DOESN'T evolve around you. :')[/QUOTE]


Why?

If you really want to see a Queen/Freddie movie, then you are a sad person. Totally sad, brainwashed. Everything has to be in a movie form to be meaningful, right? You MUST be entertained!!

Pathetic. I am glad I am not brainwashed like you.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Adam Baboolal wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Movies should be about Spider-Man ie comic book heroes, not real life heroes. There will be nothing worthwhile to see in such a movie.[/QUOTE]

How boring would that be? To think that someone would rather inspire to see a comic book fantasy rather than a real life hero.

If DeNiro's company want to tell his story, bring it on? Freddie was a helluva character and would make a fascinating subject to work with.

Quite frankly, if I was given the choice to see just one film for the rest of the year, between spiderman and a Freddie film? As much as I like Spiderman, I'd find Freddie far more interesting.

Adam.[/QUOTE]


How pathetic will you guys be sitting there in some cramped Movie Theatre, watching Sacha Cohen miming to Radio Gaga.

Do you really need to see this?

Is that Art? Is that entertainment?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Adam Baboolal wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Movies should be about Spider-Man ie comic book heroes, not real life heroes. There will be nothing worthwhile to see in such a movie.[/QUOTE]

How boring would that be? To think that someone would rather inspire to see a comic book fantasy rather than a real life hero.

If DeNiro's company want to tell his story, bring it on? Freddie was a helluva character and would make a fascinating subject to work with.

Quite frankly, if I was given the choice to see just one film for the rest of the year, between spiderman and a Freddie film? As much as I like Spiderman, I'd find Freddie far more interesting.

Adam.[/QUOTE]


How pathetic will you guys be sitting there in some cramped Movie Theatre, watching Sacha Cohen miming to Radio Gaga.

Do you really need to see this?

Is that Art? Is that entertainment?
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No an empty movie about a comic soaking in special affects with zero story is art. Idiot.

Have you sene Philadelphia? That was art.
Have you seen Schindler's List? That was art. (to name a few)

Not about special effects but about real people who did exist with (guess what) ACTORS!

What do we have now? The Untold Story with some Panchghani-kid with overbite who acted like Freddie...didn't speak or sing a word...but made the story a tad believable.

Freddie was a very colorfull person with different sides. I would love to see someone do him justice in a decent flick about his life.

Nothing to do with entertainment...i'm just curious how they would portray him and i am very interested in the person that he was.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color="#FF1493">The Fairy King wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Adam Baboolal wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Movies should be about Spider-Man ie comic book heroes, not real life heroes. There will be nothing worthwhile to see in such a movie.[/QUOTE]

How boring would that be? To think that someone would rather inspire to see a comic book fantasy rather than a real life hero.

If DeNiro's company want to tell his story, bring it on? Freddie was a helluva character and would make a fascinating subject to work with.

Quite frankly, if I was given the choice to see just one film for the rest of the year, between spiderman and a Freddie film? As much as I like Spiderman, I'd find Freddie far more interesting.

Adam.[/QUOTE]


How pathetic will you guys be sitting there in some cramped Movie Theatre, watching Sacha Cohen miming to Radio Gaga.

Do you really need to see this?

Is that Art? Is that entertainment?
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No an empty movie about a comic soaking in special affects with zero story is art. Idiot. [/QUOTE]


A spider-man movie is entertaining PRECISELY because we know it is a fantasy, and do not take it seriously.

That is what a movie should be. PURE ENTERTAINMENT.

Now, the idea of making a FREDDIE movie is not entertainment. It is an attempt to accurately portray the real Freddie Mercury.

This is not entertainment. This is at best, sad, and at its worst, deceitful.

Some things should not be made into movies. A Freddie movie is one of those things.

It's just in bad taste.
I will never see a Queen / Freddie movie. But I will definitely watch Spider-man 3. Can't wait. :)
Dunno why you're all ranting about "entertainment". The guy was all about entertainment. :')
We love you Mandy!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color="#FF1493">The Fairy King wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Dunno why you're all ranting about "entertainment". The guy was all about entertainment. :')[/QUOTE]

I am not ranting against Entertainment.

Freddie was entertaining yes. But a movie about him in which ACTORS pretend to be Freddie is NOT entertaining.

That you consider that to be entertaining, is really really sad.
What's worse, watching a well-done Queen movie, or write Freddie-fantasy tripe?
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