Comments on: From Hancock to Eileen Wuornos http://www.thenewmediadiva.com/2008/07/05/from-hancock-to-eileen-wuornos/ Rashunda Tramble on... Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:18:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: neoCarla http://www.thenewmediadiva.com/2008/07/05/from-hancock-to-eileen-wuornos/comment-page-1/#comment-186 neoCarla Mon, 07 Jul 2008 05:36:32 +0000 http://www.thenewmediadiva.com/?p=110#comment-186 I can totally understand where you're coming from in regards to the "non-race-based role". <i>I Am Legend</i> had a lot to be desired too. I didn't want to leave the theater when the credits started scrolling because I knew there had to be more to see of the movie. Anywho, like you, my brother mentioned the novel by Neil Gaiman as well, as a slight comparison. He actually thinks Will Smith shouldn't take whatever role is offered to him. LOL However, I do plan on going to see it anyway. I can totally understand where you’re coming from in regards to the “non-race-based role”. I Am Legend had a lot to be desired too. I didn’t want to leave the theater when the credits started scrolling because I knew there had to be more to see of the movie.

Anywho, like you, my brother mentioned the novel by Neil Gaiman as well, as a slight comparison. He actually thinks Will Smith shouldn’t take whatever role is offered to him. LOL However, I do plan on going to see it anyway.

]]> By: RT http://www.thenewmediadiva.com/2008/07/05/from-hancock-to-eileen-wuornos/comment-page-1/#comment-184 RT Sat, 05 Jul 2008 23:12:56 +0000 http://www.thenewmediadiva.com/?p=110#comment-184 @neoCarla - > Okay. :-) You know, I hate to slam a movie in which a black actor plays a non-race-based role, but <i>Hancock</i> left a lot to be desired. It seemed disjointed, like two movies that were smashed together with a plot line that seemed plausible at the beginning and then went into something that was totally unbelievable. The explanation for Hancock's existence just came out of nowhere. I'm trying not to give away too much.:-) Let's just say I felt as if the writers started off with a good story, ran out of steam and then picked up <I>American Gods</i> by Neil Gaimann for help. @neoCarla – > Okay. :-) You know, I hate to slam a movie in which a black actor plays a non-race-based role, but Hancock left a lot to be desired. It seemed disjointed, like two movies that were smashed together with a plot line that seemed plausible at the beginning and then went into something that was totally unbelievable. The explanation for Hancock’s existence just came out of nowhere. I’m trying not to give away too much.:-) Let’s just say I felt as if the writers started off with a good story, ran out of steam and then picked up American Gods by Neil Gaimann for help.

]]> By: neoCarla http://www.thenewmediadiva.com/2008/07/05/from-hancock-to-eileen-wuornos/comment-page-1/#comment-183 neoCarla Sat, 05 Jul 2008 22:28:55 +0000 http://www.thenewmediadiva.com/?p=110#comment-183 I saw the movie <i>Monster</i>; but had no idea that Eileen Wuornos was a total loon! I must admit that Charlize Theron was good in the movie. Regarding <i>Hancock</i> I have yet to hear a good review about the movie. Come on, tell your readers how it really is. :-) I saw the movie Monster; but had no idea that Eileen Wuornos was a total loon! I must admit that Charlize Theron was good in the movie.

Regarding Hancock I have yet to hear a good review about the movie. Come on, tell your readers how it really is. :-)

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