Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Mar 16 Fév 2010, 14:53
Les boulets
Argument qui vaut pas la peine selon moi, tant mieux si le dvd sort tôt pour nous Et si les gens veulent le voir au ciné ils iront quand même, surtout que rien ne vaut la magie du cinéma. Les gens vont pas s'amuser à attendre de le louer, ils le téléchargeront si ils partent dans cette optique Quoi qu'il en soit, ils ont qu'a boycotter, Disney changera rien et ils perdront encore plus de l'argent mwahahaha :demon:
flavia John Dillinger
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Mer 17 Fév 2010, 23:44
Je crois que les gérants de salles de cinéma n'ont rien compris, moi je ne vais pas souvent au ciné, mais je veux voir impérativement les films qui me font envie au ciné, qu'ils sortent dans 3 ou 4 mois en DVD ce n'est pas le problème, la visualisation en salle n'a rien a voir avec la visualisation sur une téléviseur, même à écran plat...Ils donnent le bâton pour se faire battre, les cons!
Je suis plutôt triste pour les spectateurs des pays bas, je l'aurais mauvaise si en France ils faisaient pareil...
~~~ "Continuez à avancer et ne vous souciez pas de ce que tout le monde pense. Faites ce que vous avez à faire pour vous." - Johnny Depp
ludi76 Colonel Joll
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Jeu 18 Fév 2010, 07:29
pas tout à fait d'accord avec vous : de moins en moins de gens vont au ciné et forcément quand un film sort en DVD aussi rapidement, beaucoup vont se contenter de celui-ci en DVD (ou bien à la TV sur le câble aussi). Pourquoi payer 10 euros une place de ciné (+ tous les frais autres occasionnés comme le déplacement, la garde des enfants, les pop-corns ....) quand on peut l'avoir chez soi en location à prix beaucoup moins élevé ? Il n'y a que les cinéphiles purs et durs ou les fans de certains films précis (comme ici les films de JD) qui continuent à aller au ciné... Je vois mes collègues, leur unique sortie ciné de l'année c'est "Avatar" : bon , Avatar, ok mais que deviennent les centaines d'autres films - qui sortent cette année ? (enfin, là, remarquez, c'est plus un problème pour les producteurs et auteurs que pour les distributeurs).
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Jeu 18 Fév 2010, 12:26
Moi je suis plutot d'accord avec Ludi ! Personnellement je vais au ciné de moins en moins ! Déja par manque de temps mais surtout par manque d'argent !! + de 9 euros une place de ciné faut pas exagérer ! Même si j'ai la chance d'avoir tarif réduit ça fait mal au fesses ! Alors je télécharge de plus en plus et je vais de moins en moins au cinoche! ('Fin j'y vais tous les mardis soir mais c'est avec le lycée , c'est gratos )
La_Brebis Willy Wonka
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Jeu 18 Fév 2010, 12:36
pareil, trop cher, je n'y vais presque plus J'ai même pas vu Parnassus
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Jeu 18 Fév 2010, 15:15
La carte Ugc illimité !!!! the best
elle donne trop envie d'aller au cinéma :thumright:
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Jeu 18 Fév 2010, 17:24
Tout vos arguments sont justes
Les places sont trop chères, ça c'est clair
Mais je préfère comme disait Flavia voir les films au ciné, ça à plus grande valeur au cinéma de tout façon, rien ne remplacera les salles de cinéma
J'avoue que je vais pas beaucoup au cinéma en ce moment faute de temps et d'argent, mais je me réserve pour Alice, et je vais pas le rater !! Vive la carte UGC c'est clair
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Jeu 18 Fév 2010, 19:42
Moi j'y vais de plus en plus ^^ c'est pas grave si je me ruine là dedans, rien ne vaut un film dans une salle de ciné. :love2:
Oui mais, 2009 a été une année de record dans la fréquentation des cinéma !!
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Ven 19 Fév 2010, 13:04
Au moins 2009 aura eu du bon pour ça quoi j'avoue en 2009 j'ai pas arrêté d'aller au ciné ^^
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Ven 19 Fév 2010, 14:18
La promo est bien commencée. Helena été chez Craig Ferguson. Elle est trop drole!
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Ven 19 Fév 2010, 17:33
Helenaaaa mon idoleeeeee
Elle est trop belle et trop drôle
mille merci pour ces videos
ca gère!!! Vive Helena :youou: :youou: :youou: :love2:
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Ven 19 Fév 2010, 21:03
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Danny Lopez en chapelier fou sur le tournage du clip d'A Lavigne
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Ven 19 Fév 2010, 21:49
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Ven 19 Fév 2010, 21:50
Info exclusive dernière minute: il y aura une avant-première d'Alice à Paris au théâtre Mogador mais qu'en présence de Tim Burton ...mieux que rien! plus d'infos à venir pour la date!
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Ven 19 Fév 2010, 21:51
Ah oui c'est sûr c'est mieux que rien !
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Ven 19 Fév 2010, 22:07
:thumright: le 15 MARS !
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Sam 20 Fév 2010, 04:25
ludi76 Colonel Joll
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Sam 20 Fév 2010, 08:53
ah j'avais oublié que c'était aujourd'hui la première américaine !
On dirait qu'il a un peu remaigri ! Enfin, on voit pas bien avec son écharpe et ses cheveux mais il a l'air moins empâté et gonflé... Ouf !
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Sam 20 Fév 2010, 12:34
Oh, les cheveux courts lui vont très bien! :o
Merci beaucoup MIm!E
ludi76 Colonel Joll
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Sam 20 Fév 2010, 12:37
ils sont pas vraiment courts mais ramassés sous le béret...
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Sam 20 Fév 2010, 13:05
Oui, il a maigri beaucoup !!!(et Tim aussi ) Il est trop beau!!!! :love2: Merci pour les photo!!!! Vivement les vidéos!
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Sam 20 Fév 2010, 13:19
Chiara a écrit:
Oui, il a maigri beaucoup !!!(et Tim aussi ) Il est trop beau!!!! :love2: Merci pour les photo!!!! Vivement les vidéos!
Burton c'est lui que j'ai capté en premier ui ! Faire des bébés ça aide bien !
ludi76 Colonel Joll
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Sam 20 Fév 2010, 13:56
peut-être que ça vient de la manière dont ils sont filmés... Sur certaines photos, Johnny a quand même l'air empâté.
La_Brebis Willy Wonka
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Sam 20 Fév 2010, 17:29
On s'en fou, ils sont beautiful t'façon
ludi76 Colonel Joll
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Sam 20 Fév 2010, 18:53
La_Brebis Willy Wonka
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Sam 20 Fév 2010, 19:21
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Dim 21 Fév 2010, 12:43
Interview: Johnny Depp on ALICE IN WONDERLAND, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES, DARK SHADOWS and More! Written by Christina Radish IESB.net Saturday, 20 February 2010 18:22
Spoiler:
In the epic 3-D fantasy adventure Alice in Wonderland, from imaginative and visionary filmmaker Tim Burton, 19-year-old Alice Kingsleigh (Mia Wasikowska) returns to the whimsical world, known as Underland, that she first encountered as a young girl.
With no memory of her childhood friends, and convinced that she is merely stuck in a dream, Alice encounters the White Rabbit (Michael Sheen), Tweedledee and Tweedledum (both played by Matt Lucas), the Dormouse (Barbara Windsor), the Caterpillar (Alan Rickman), the Cheshire Cat (Stephen Fry) and, most certainly, the Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp), as she embarks on a fantastical journey to end the Red Queen's (Helena Bonham Carter) reign of terror and help the White Queen (Anne Hathaway) return to the throne.
At the film's press day, Johnny Depp talked about taking on yet another landmark literary character and developing a uniquely memorable performance as the Mad Hatter. He also took the time to speak about heading off to Italy to start filming The Tourist with Angelina Jolie this coming week, what reassured him about returning to play Captain Jack Sparrow for another Pirates film and his hope that Dark Shadows will start production sometime this year.
Q: This is now your 7th film with Tim Burton. When he came to you and told you that he wanted you to play the Mad Hatter, what was your reaction? Why did you want to play that character?
Johnny: To be honest, he could have said he wanted me to play Alice and I would have. I would done whatever character Tim wanted. But, certainly, the fact that it was the Mad Hatter was a bonus because of the great challenge to try to find this guy and not just be a rubber ball you heave into an empty room and watch it bounce all over the place. I wanted to find that part of the character, but also a little bit more of the history and gravity to that. Q: Don't you think the Mad Hatter also had a bit more of a tragic nature in this version?
Johnny: There's the whole Hatter's dilemma, really. The term, "Mad as a Hatter," came from the amount of mercury that they used in the glue to make the hats. It was damaging. So, in terms of looking at Hatter from that perspective and seeing him as this guy who literally is damaged goods, physically and emotionally, I took that and decided that, as opposed to just this hyper, nutty guy, he should explore all sides of the personality at an extreme level. He can go, from one second, being very highfalutin with a lot of levity, and then straight into some kind of dangerous potential rage, and then tragedy. Trying to map it out was really interesting.
Q: Was there a time in your own career where you felt like you were in Wonderland?
Johnny: Yeah, the whole ride. My whole experience on the ride, since day one, has been pretty surreal, in this business, and defies logic. I'm still completely shocked that I still get jobs and am still around. But, more than anything, it has been kind of a wonderland. I'm been very lucky.
Q: Did you dream that it would be that way, when you started out? Johnny: No, not at all. I had no idea where anything was going. But, it's almost impossible to predict anything like that. After I had done Crybaby with John Waters and Edward Scissorhands with Tim, I felt like they were going to cut me off right then. I felt, at that point, I was on solid ground and I knew where I wanted to go, and I was sure that they would nix me out of the gig. But, luckily, I'm still here.
Q: How has your professional and personal relationship with Tim grown?
Johnny: Each time out of the gate with Tim, the initial thing for me is to come up with a character. And then, there's a certain amount of pressure where I go, "Jesus, will this be the one where I disappoint him?" So, I try really hard, especially early on, to come up with something that's very different, that he hasn't experienced before and that we haven't experienced together before, and that will stimulate him and inspire him to make choices based on that character. I try not to embarrass him, basically.
Q: You've created so many wonderful, memorable characters. When you take on something like the Mad Hatter, do you have to look back at your own work to make sure that you don't repeat anything or make it too similar?
Johnny: I've played English a number of times, and used an English accent a number of times, so it becomes a little bit of an obstacle course to go, "Oh, that's teetering into Captain Jack-ville," or "This is teetering into Chocolat or Wonka." You've got to really pay attention to the places you've been. But, that's part of it. That's the great challenge. You may get it wrong. There's a very good possibility that you can fall flat on your face, but that's a healthy thing for an actor. Q: Would you put on a motion capture suit and perform that way, if it was what was required of you for a role?
Johnny: I don't know. What color is the suit? It's black? Oh, it matches my eyes. I suppose. I don't care. I'll put anything on. It doesn't matter to me, obviously. Look at me. I don't mind.
Q: The Mad Hatter has a great happy dance in the film, and one of the earmarks of a really great happy dance is that it's completely unique to the person. Is this part of your own personal repertoire?
Johnny: No. The happy dance was something that Tim had a very curious vision for. But, I can futter-wack with the best of them. We had to treat that like a stunt.
Q: You seem to be going through the entire canon of 19th century fantasy literature, with films like Sleepy Hollow, Finding Neverland and now Alice in Wonderland. What is the attraction to that era's literature for you, as an artist and as an actor?
Johnny: I'm hoping to do The Hashish-Eater next. I just adore it, from J.M. Barrie and the wonderful characters he created to Lewis Carroll to Poe, and even French literature, like Baudelaire. You open those books, or you open the Flowers of Evil, and you begin to read, if it were written today, you'd be absolutely stupefied by the work. It's this incredible period where the work is timeless and ageless. I just love all those guys. I have a deep passion for those great 19th century writers.
Q: When did the story of Alice in Wonderland first enter your life and how did it influence you?
Johnny: Even though you can't quite place when the book or the story came into your life, and I do vaguely remember reading versions of Alice in Wonderland when I was maybe 5 years old, but you always knew the characters. Everyone knows the characters, and they're very well-defined characters, which I always thought was fascinating. Most people who haven't read the book definitely know the characters and reference them.
Ironically, it was only maybe a year prior to Tim calling, I had gone back and re-read Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, and what I took away from it was these very strange, little cryptic nuggets that he'd thrown in there, and I was really intrigued by them and became fascinated by them because they were asking questions that couldn't be answered, or were making statements that you couldn't quite understand, like "I'm investigating things that begin with the letter M." That took me through a whole stratosphere of possibilities, and I did a little research and discovered that the M is mercury. And then there was, "Why is a raven like a writing desk?" Those things just became so important to the character. If I read the book again today, I'd find 100 other things that I missed last time. It's a constantly changing book.
Q: Of all the films you've done, which of your films is your children's favorite?
Johnny: Edward Scissorhands is, by far, by kids' favorite. It's funny because they've seen it, but they have a difficult time watching it because it's their dad and they make that connection. They connect with the character, and they see their dad feeling that isolation and loneliness. He's a tragic character, so it's hard for them. They bawl when they see that.
Q: Can you talk about The Tourist and what you enjoy about working with Angelina Jolie?
Johnny: I haven't done anything yet.
Q: When does that start shooting?
Johnny: I think Tuesday.
Q: How do you think it's going to go?
Johnny: I think it will be swell.
Q: What was it that you liked about the project that made you want to sign on?
Johnny: I liked the French film a lot. My friend played the part in that and I liked it and thought it might be interesting to explore this character. You never know what's going to happen. I suspect there may be a few paparazzis in Venice.
Q: With no more Keira Knightley or Orlando Bloom in Pirates, will there be more Jack Sparrow?
Johnny: Yeah, there is no Keira or Orlando in there. I don't know. I don't think we'd ever throw too much Jack Sparrow in there. There will be just a little bit of everybody.
Q: You were wavering on doing another film, after Dick Cook left. Have you regained your confidence? What reassured you?
Johnny: One thing that I found very reassuring was a very good conversation with Dick Cook, who is someone I admire greatly. That helped a lot. Also, knowing that we're coming at it from a different angle, at this point. Rob Marshall has a totally new take. It's a new story.
Q: What did Dick Cook say, after he left?
Johnny: He was a perfect gentleman about the entire thing.
Q: How is Dark Shadows coming along?
Johnny: It's coming along. It's going well. Q: Do you definitely see Dark Shadows going this year, or is it still on the fence?
Johnny: I see it going this year. I hope it does. I do, yeah.
ALICE IN WONDERLAND opens on March 5th
Merci Theresa (JDZ)
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Dim 21 Fév 2010, 20:09
Interviews avec les acteurs du film + caps d'écran
ludi76 Colonel Joll
Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Dim 21 Fév 2010, 20:45
on nous dit maintenant que JD pourrait venir à la première d'AIW à Paris ! comprends plus rien !
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Sujet: Re: Alice au Pays des Merveilles - 2nd topic Dim 21 Fév 2010, 21:24