YYEESS!!!!
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willywants — 20 years ago(August 30, 2005 09:44 AM)
Check out his film "Cube". One of my all-time favorites, not for everybody but unique, intelligent and gripping as hell. His second film, Cypher, featured fantastic direction and a stunning look, but simply can't be compared with cube. I've still yet to see his third film, Nothing, but from what I hear it's quite good.
Put some Pouda on my face, 'cause its made of fried dough! -
thebarefootkid — 20 years ago(September 23, 2005 03:04 PM)
nothing was fantastic - an amzing piece of independent film making. - while im very familiar with the work of natali i have no idea what the book and therefore the film is about - can someone fill me in.
natali is gunna be a big star mark my words -
willywants — 20 years ago(September 26, 2005 02:21 PM)
I hadn't heard of the book before I heard Natali was planning on adapting (sp?) it to the screen either, but upon doing a little searching I found out it's about a massive, complex apartment building that houses over a thousand, where everyone becomes paranoid and go crazy (vague, I know, but I read the plot description quite a while ago and don't remember details). Sounds like a film right up his alley if you ask me!
By the way, I'm the one who added the film to IMDB, and as of now Natali has NOT been confirmed directoronly writer. Someone else added him as director, and currently there's no proof of this.
By the way, it's good to hear you enjoyed Nothing. I can't wait to see it, but as an American I'll probably have to wait about five freakin' years for it to be released hereSorry, just venting my hate for US distributorsGrrr
Put some Pouda on my face, 'cause its made of fried dough! -
thebarefootkid — 20 years ago(December 16, 2005 09:51 AM)
actuallyt it was never released in england its just that im a massive natali fan and dvd collector in general. i picked it up very cheaply from dvd boxoffice.com. howver i believe they have since closed down but i think you can also pick up a copy from dvdsoo.com
i doubt it will ever reach the cinema.
how did you find out the info and post it on imdb?
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MrsBlenehassit — 16 years ago(September 14, 2009 01:50 AM)
Um, it appears it HAS been moved forward to the future, and the tower block is not in an urban environment as written, but is isolated on an island, like something we might see in a future Dubai. I have reservations about the slight changes but I think the overall mood of the book will prevail. I just really hope they use models and miniatures (as if they will) rather than CGI. I don't know why exactly, but it just sort of feels more Ballardian to me.