Comments on: Prince Of Persia Pushed Back A Year

By: Andy

Andy — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 11:15:05 +0000

Gemma Arterton is causasian and from Kent… the only exotic thing about her is her breast implants conducted by a certain Dr. Ratnarajah.

By: Chris Garcia

Chris Garcia — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 21:09:14 +0000

I for one am completely appalled at what the director of this flick is doing to destroy the story of this “So-Called” Break through in Video Game movies.

Ok, I have pretty much commented on everyone of your posts that have to do with Prince of Persia. So I guess I’ll just get to the point of my anger.

Sure the game has a love story, and they do eventually have to work together. But It first starts out with him trying to redeem himself for what he’s done to his people. The Director is only focusing on the love story (And that alone may as well be its downfall) Not to mention the continuous story holes I see.

Ok, well, there is an angry ruler but is was the prince who unleashes the Sands of Time on his land, no the “Angry Ruler!”

all I have say after that is…JKGUIFDGSAUIDSAGFYSAG!!!! GOD [Expletive Deleted]!!!!!!! Not another one of my favorite things being ruined by a retarded filmmaker who thinks love stories matter, BAH LIES!!!!!

By: Gutpunch

Gutpunch — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 17:54:42 +0000

A friend of mine is in this. Playing one of the villains.

By: krazie835

krazie835 — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 15:41:50 +0000

Harry Gregson-Williams is set to score this movie I believe. I’m not that interested in seeing this film, but that might be due to the fact that I hardly know anything about the game.

I just hope Gregson-Williams will be able to deliver a solid score like he did for Kingdom of Heaven. I also hope that he stays away from the Media Ventures typical sound which I’ve grown to hate over the past few years.

By: sane

sane — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 10:30:01 +0000

I think this one could be the video game movie that makes people look at them as something other than a joke. I hope it turns out good, because I’m sick and tired of sequels and there is a lot of potential in video games as movies, if done correctly.

Resident Evil was decent, but nothing to make people look at games as movies any differently. Warcraft (if it comes out) and this movie could really get rid of the stigma.

Just don’t let Uwe Boll within 1,000 miles of the movie and it should be decent. Same can be said for Paul W.S. Anderson, keep him really far away too.