SPOILER ALERT!

So when i was reading the book and watching the movie, i always thought that it was going to be one of those survival type cliche shit (thats what i thought, until now). Yes i know i know the movie and book is not shit, and i really like the FIRST one and the book. But there was something that got my attention. When simon was at the pigs head, i never thought that it would be a spiritual thing. I always thought that it was just one of those moments of a ghost, but this one put up a spiritual thing and actually had a brain and told simon of what happened. It made me curious if the animals are actually smarter and knows better then people. I never really thought that animals are smart. But hey, you learn something new everyday. Also the second Lord of the Flies movie sucked balls. I don't know why they had to go overboard with the gore. It saddens me that a lot of modern movies are farting out remakes and book movies to get cash. Thats just plain ass stupid, at least there were some decent ones and one that are actually great that don't fart out cash. Still this is just plain stupid and it needs to stop, starting with Hollywood. They need to leave or get a brain and thats it. Producers and directors also needs to get a brain or get out. Also if they ever make an actual 40k movie and not like that Ultrasmurfs movie, then i'll watch it because Ultramarines suck balls, and the movie sucked balls.

Reading the book was actually really creepy.
It's been a while but it was quite the read.

The OP is sorta a shambles. I've got ideas for a 40k movie though. At least an MA rating, hopefully R rated. There are enough adult fans to make bank.

Quote from: Elegiac on February 08, 2015, 12:56:35 PM

The OP is sorta a shambles. I've got ideas for a 40k movie though. At least an MA rating, hopefully R rated. There are enough adult fans to make bank.

You do? I'm interested to hear your ideas of a 40k movie.

Like Hellraiser meets Star Wars stylistically, I guess. I mostly have scenes in mind at this stage and not too much plot. It might have a quick spoken intro to set the scene and some lore for newcomers and then the opening would be looking down from the bridge of an Imperial Cruiser at a planet undergoing rebellion. There are bloody battles happening below. They suddenly sight an incoming Dark Eldar raiding fleet diving towards the current conflict. Panic. Shit hits the fan.

Viewpoint swings out of the bridge and onto the black of space.  A massive, Warhammer 40 000 logo drifts at the screen and past us. Then these three songs (which together form one piece of music, and are put together here to form one piece) start to play. Viewpoint swings back to the planet and quickly takes us down to the battlefield. A dark polluted sky lit with flashes of lightening. Rebels and Guardsman butcher each other in trenches and stretches of churned muddy battleground. Dark Eldar show up after 30 seconds or so. Butchery intensifies intensely, while captives are plucked screaming or are shredded where they struggle. Dark Eldar depart an exhausted and slaughtered battlefield approximately 4 minutes after arriving. The whole opening sequence will take five minutes from when the music starts.

It's just scenes like that that I mostly have stored in my head. The plot is something to do with a war orphan, his adoptive inquisitor master, and a greater demon of Tzeentch, ect ect.

Quote from: SpaceGama on February 08, 2015, 12:58:05 PM

Quote from: Elegiac on February 08, 2015, 12:56:35 PM

The OP is sorta a shambles. I've got ideas for a 40k movie though. At least an MA rating, hopefully R rated. There are enough adult fans to make bank.

You do? I'm interested to hear your ideas of a 40k movie.

Like Hellraiser meets Star Wars stylistically, I guess. I mostly have scenes in mind at this stage and not too much plot. It might have a quick spoken intro to set the scene and some lore for newcomers and then the opening would be looking down from the bridge of an Imperial Cruiser at a planet undergoing rebellion. There are bloody battles happening below. They suddenly sight an incoming Dark Eldar raiding fleet diving towards the current conflict. Panic. Shit hits the fan.

Viewpoint swings out of the bridge and onto the black of space.  A massive, Warhammer 40 000 logo drifts at the screen and past us. Then these three songs (which together form one piece of music, and are put together here to form one piece) start to play. Viewpoint swings back to the planet and quickly takes us down to the battlefield. A dark polluted sky lit with flashes of lightening. Rebels and Guardsman butcher each other in trenches and stretches of churned muddy battleground. Dark Eldar show up after 30 seconds or so. Butchery intensifies intensely, while captives are plucked screaming or are shredded where they struggle. Dark Eldar depart an exhausted and slaughtered battlefield approximately 4 minutes after arriving. The whole opening sequence will take five minutes from when the music starts.

It's just scenes like that that I mostly have stored in my head. The plot is something to do with a war orphan, his adoptive inquisitor master, and a greater demon of Tzeentch, ect ect.

That sounds like an interesting movie, i would probably watch it.

I really enjoyed the book and the first movie as well.

Quote from: TBlocks on February 08, 2015, 12:53:39 PM

Reading the book was actually really creepy.
It's been a while but it was quite the read.

It was, a bunch of English kids stranded on a island and only there to survive. It was really sad book and like you said creepy, it was worth the read for me as well, also R.I.P Piggy.

;-;

Quote from: Elegiac on February 08, 2015, 01:29:51 PM

Quote from: SpaceGama on February 08, 2015, 12:58:05 PM

Quote from: Elegiac on February 08, 2015, 12:56:35 PM

The OP is sorta a shambles. I've got ideas for a 40k movie though. At least an MA rating, hopefully R rated. There are enough adult fans to make bank.

You do? I'm interested to hear your ideas of a 40k movie.

Like Hellraiser meets Star Wars stylistically, I guess. I mostly have scenes in mind at this stage and not too much plot. It might have a quick spoken intro to set the scene and some lore for newcomers and then the opening would be looking down from the bridge of an Imperial Cruiser at a planet undergoing rebellion. There are bloody battles happening below. They suddenly sight an incoming Dark Eldar raiding fleet diving towards the current conflict. Panic. Shit hits the fan.

Viewpoint swings out of the bridge and onto the black of space.  A massive, Warhammer 40 000 logo drifts at the screen and past us. Then these three songs (which together form one piece of music, and are put together here to form one piece) start to play. Viewpoint swings back to the planet and quickly takes us down to the battlefield. A dark polluted sky lit with flashes of lightening. Rebels and Guardsman butcher each other in trenches and stretches of churned muddy battleground. Dark Eldar show up after 30 seconds or so. Butchery intensifies intensely, while captives are plucked screaming or are shredded where they struggle. Dark Eldar depart an exhausted and slaughtered battlefield approximately 4 minutes after arriving. The whole opening sequence will take five minutes from when the music starts.

It's just scenes like that that I mostly have stored in my head. The plot is something to do with a war orphan, his adoptive inquisitor master, and a greater demon of Tzeentch, ect ect.

That sounds like an interesting movie, i would probably watch it.

Cheers

That it was boring as balls? Yeah, I agree.

If your talking about LOTF then GTFO.

Jesus imagery <3

I've never seen the second movie, but the book and first film were great.
Also, it causes me physical pain to read your writing for prolonged periods.

I always considered the pig head was just Simon's subconscious manifesting itself into something he can understand. I never thought of it as a living being. Now that shit is just creepy. I've never seen the movie. I've only read the book.

Well thats what my english teacher TOLD us, that it was just a spiritual thing that piggy is seeing is real. What you said could possibly be true. But hey, Theories are theories. 

Quote from: Chakas on February 08, 2015, 02:30:12 PM

I always considered the pig head was just Simon's subconscious manifesting itself into something he can understand. I never thought of it as a living being. Now that shit is just creepy. I've never seen the movie. I've only read the book.

Well thats what my english teacher TOLD us, that it was just a spiritual thing that piggy is seeing is real. What you said could possibly be true. But hey, Theories are theories.

That's odd. It really seemed like he was dreaming up the voice in his own head. It made a lot more sense than some weird spiritual shit. It sounded like he was giving his feelings a voice.