The Arrow Thread

[J Harker]

Waterworld is awesome, one of Costners best films. What else have Arrow announced this time? I'm not on fannybook anymore and that seems to be the only place they put the full announcements.

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[bleakshaun]

Originally Posted by J Harker

Waterworld is awesome, one of Costners best films. What else have Arrow announced this time? I'm not on fannybook anymore and that seems to be the only place they put the full announcements.

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Elvira - Mystery of the Dark and Bloody Birthday

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[J Harker]

Originally Posted by bleakshaun

Elvira - Mystery of the Dark and Bloody Birthday

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Is that it? Just the three? Isn't Bloody Birthday a US only release?

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[bleakshaun]

Originally Posted by J Harker

Is that it? Just the three? Isn't Bloody Birthday a US only release?

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That's all, just 2 UK releases and 1 US

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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by J Harker

I'm not on fannybook anymore and that seems to be the only place they put the full announcements.

You won't be one of the 50 million users who have just been hacked then.

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

You won't be one of the 50 million users who have just been hacked then.

Nope. Permanently deleted my account a few months back, nothing but adverts and shite and morons on there.

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[Susan Foreman]

'Waterworld', the actual film, doesn't interest me, but I think the 'making of...' documentary will be fascinating, considering all the problems they faced during the filming

Quoted from wikipedia:

"During production, the film was plagued by a series of cost overruns and production setbacks. Universal initially authorized a budget of $100 million, but production costs eventually ran to an estimated $175 million, a record sum for a film production at the time. Filming took place in a large artificial seawater enclosure similar to that used in the film Titanic two years later. The production was hampered by the collapse of the multimillion-dollar set during a hurricane

Kevin Costner was on the set for 157 days, working 6 days a week. At one point, he nearly died when he got caught in a squall while tied to the mast of his trimaran

Mark Isham's score, which was not recorded and only demos were completed for approximately 25% of the film, was reportedly rejected by Costner because it was "too ethnic and bleak", contrasting the film's futuristic and adventurous tone; Isham offered to try again but was not given the chance. James Newton Howard was brought in to write the new score. Joss Whedon flew out to the set to do last minute script rewrites and later described it as "seven weeks of hell"; the work boiled down to editing in Costner's ideas without alteration

Kevin Reynolds received full credit as director, but he did leave the project as star Kevin Costner was constantly plaguing him with unwanted "back-seat driver director" mentality in nearly every single scene, to the point that Reynolds left the project and Costner himself continued it."

[Nostalgic]

Will be getting waterworld. I think it's ok, my wife LOVES it. Along with Jar Jar Binks & Batman & Robin (seriously!).

[Susan Foreman]

Arrow Films have a David Cronenberg flash sale on, with three of his titles being £5 each

The films on offer are:

Shivers
The Early Works
Videodrome

Be quick tho - the offer is due to end sometime on September 30th

[J Harker]

There's a small Cronenberg flash sale at Arrow. Only three titles at £5 each.
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