can't lie. im hype
http://io9.gizmodo.com/the-dark-towe...ths-1788528120Entertainment Weekly reports that The Dark Tower movie will be shifting from a February 17 debut to an non-specific summer release window. The film’s principal photography was completed as of this past July but it’s going to need more time for post-production.
maybe they will come up with a better trailer cuz that leaked one will piss off book fans and I think non book fans will ask wtf is this
There was a trailer?
6SOULS MORE LIKE SLACKSOULS
I'll go see it day 1, but I uh... I dunno. it feels like it's too ambitious and there is not a good history with this movie.
I want this to be great but it feels almost guaranteed to suck.
i was fine with the trailer until the last line, ew
Listening to Idris Elba recite the Gunslingers Creed is the only part of that I really enjoyed. Everything else looks like generic young adult action film with zero respect for the source material. I know it's supposed to be on a different cycle so they don't have to follow the books, but ugh.
Idk maybe it will be dope let's hope it's dope. I'll plan to see it day 1 unless the reviews are a disaster.
I forgot it's a different cycle which really helps imo
Roland lost his memories when the cycle reset, right?
I don't even remember if I read the books back then in HS. Still it looks neat.
I liked the trailer. I'm going in with zero expectation and just hope it's entertaining. The Dark Tower was my favorite book series and I personally believe it's near impossible for a movie to match what the books produced.
I was OK with the last line. What concerned me most was the part where Jake seems to be trying to convince Roland he needs to save the tower. That's a pretty big difference from the books - Roland never needed convincing of that, and provides a significant characterization difference.
This looks like something but it doesn't look like Dark Tower
Agreed. Roland's not supposed to be a reluctant hero, he's supposed to be an obsessed killer, willing to sacrifice anything and anyone for his quest. I guess I can understand this different portrayal considering that trailer gave me the impression there is zero chance Jake is dying.
Pure speculation, but maybe the cycle we saw in the books actually "broke" Roland. Meaning that he lost his resolve to be a Gunslinger. I dunno, it looks to me like they're kind of fusing book 1 & 2 together a bit, while omitting the Eddie & Odetta part in the first movie. The main actors seem to deliver, so I'm definitely hyped for this and while most likely day 1 it.
Side note, but a few weeks back I was playing poker at a casino and a guy at the table looked like Idris. I made a comment about it and he started busting up saying all his friends say it too.