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As far as movies go, this one needs remade. The original blended Roman mythology with Greek. It was a good movie, but it tried way too hard. As far as the director goes, I actually enjoyed League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. It was very close to the graphic novel. It did fairly well at the box office too so does that make every movie you don't like a flop?

Aw dude! I gotta take exception to your depression! It's like everything is in opposite land here. You are all excited about Lawrence Kasdan? Look at what you're getting excited about! You're reaching back 20 or more years to justify Kasdan! In the last ten of those years he's wrote, produced, and directed Mumford (eh!) and Dreamcatcher! (Freaking UGH!) And before that he did the W.P.D. on Wyatt Earp (I nearly had to shoot myself just to keep watching it)! Kasdan has seriously lost it! Stephen Norrington, on the other hand, while having directed the abysmal LoEG, also wrote, Produced, and Directed DEATH MACHINE and THE LAST MINUTE - which both rocked! He also directed a little flick you may have heard of called BLADE! Remember that LOEG was also wrote by James Robinson, whose biggest claim to fame at that point were the films, Cyberbandits and the direct-to-video comedy, Comic Book Villains. Norrington also had to contend with Producers Trevor Albert and Don Murphy. Trevor's last big hit (still one of my top ten favorites) was Groundhog Day back in 1993. After that Trevor went downhill fast producing Stuart Saves His Family, Multiplicity, Bedazzled (the unfunny 2000 one), and freaking Because of Winn-Dixie! You can buy them as a 4-pack for five bucks at Wal-Mart! Don Murphy is the producer that made creator Alan Moore leave Hollywood, sorry he ever saw the place. Don's only hits have been Natural Born Killers in 1994 and Transformers in 2007. A lot of klunkers in between. As for Connery, well I like the guy onscreen, but he's been known throughout his long career as being difficult on the set; demanding special treatment even in his younger days, and making a snap-judgement upon first meeting whether he liked you or not. He's had problems with past co-stars, writers, directors, and so on. Sean chose to be very vocal about his dislike for Stephen and routinely aired dirty laundry to the press during the filming of LOEG: A regular public Prima Donna. If there had never been a Klaus Kinski, Connery would probably be pegged as most difficult of the talented actors of the 20th Century (and don't argue with me in regards to difficult UNtalanted actors *Cough! Bussey! Cough!*). So cheer up dude! Because until LOEG came along, Stephen proved himself as a writer, producer, and director and all of his prior movies are worth owning. I'm hoping Kasdan won't pull a Frank Marshall (because there is only one Frank Marshall) and try to put Stephen "in a box every day." Hopefully, Kasdan will appreciate that, Norrington's public fight and trouble with Connery not-withstanding, Stephen is probably as good a producer as he is.

I may have spoken too soon. I looked it up on box office mojo and it did fairly well with $69 million but it cost over $100 million to make. I think that does make it a flop from the studio point of view. I agree with you though on the whole lets not get too far into CG here. Maybe they could find a happy medium or use alot of CG but make sure it all looks real (like 300).

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