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Ed Wood was a legendary director of awful movies. Infact he is critically acclaimed as being the worst director from Hollywood of all time.
Finally managed to watch this biopic (through not bothering to buy the dvd) on tv last night. It was very good and I recommend it to all movie fans out there who want to see a Tim Burton classic. Johnny Deep was fantastic as Wood and the story is mostly true.
Worthy of a buy on dvd. :)
Anyone else seen it? Like it?
Finally managed to watch this biopic (through not bothering to buy the dvd) on tv last night. It was very good and I recommend it to all movie fans out there who want to see a Tim Burton classic. Johnny Deep was fantastic as Wood and the story is mostly true.
Worthy of a buy on dvd. :)
Anyone else seen it? Like it?
er-no wrote:
"Is it as bad as I've heard? Like so very bad its good?"
It's a good laugh, don't get overhyped about it though. Mind you, the soundtrack is exellent, loads of people of nicked from it. Probably including me at some stage.
"Is it as bad as I've heard? Like so very bad its good?"
It's a good laugh, don't get overhyped about it though. Mind you, the soundtrack is exellent, loads of people of nicked from it. Probably including me at some stage.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> No, not seen, very annoyed I've not yet.
>
> I've got Plan 9 from Outer Space though. Love that film.
Heh, didn't think anyone would actually own that!
Is it as bad as I've heard? Like so very bad its good?
> No, not seen, very annoyed I've not yet.
>
> I've got Plan 9 from Outer Space though. Love that film.
Heh, didn't think anyone would actually own that!
Is it as bad as I've heard? Like so very bad its good?
"I'm colourblind, but I like the dark grey one"
This movie is excellent.
Really enjoy it.
Bill Murray's part in it was also great.
Really enjoy it.
Bill Murray's part in it was also great.
"PULL ZHE STRING! PULL ZHE STRING!"
er-no wrote:
> Ed Wood was a legendary director of awful movies. Infact he is
> critically acclaimed as being the worst director from Hollywood of
> all time.
>
> Finally managed to watch this biopic (through not bothering to buy
> the dvd) on tv last night. It was very good and I recommend it to all
> movie fans out there who want to see a Tim Burton classic. Johnny
> Deep was fantastic as Wood and the story is mostly true.
>
> Worthy of a buy on dvd. :)
>
> Anyone else seen it? Like it?
Burtons best film IMHO. Depp is a dead ringer for Wood, and the friendship between hin and Bella Lugosi is brilliantly captured.
> Ed Wood was a legendary director of awful movies. Infact he is
> critically acclaimed as being the worst director from Hollywood of
> all time.
>
> Finally managed to watch this biopic (through not bothering to buy
> the dvd) on tv last night. It was very good and I recommend it to all
> movie fans out there who want to see a Tim Burton classic. Johnny
> Deep was fantastic as Wood and the story is mostly true.
>
> Worthy of a buy on dvd. :)
>
> Anyone else seen it? Like it?
Burtons best film IMHO. Depp is a dead ringer for Wood, and the friendship between hin and Bella Lugosi is brilliantly captured.
No, not seen, very annoyed I've not yet.
I've got Plan 9 from Outer Space though. Love that film.
I've got Plan 9 from Outer Space though. Love that film.
Ed Wood was a legendary director of awful movies. Infact he is critically acclaimed as being the worst director from Hollywood of all time.
Finally managed to watch this biopic (through not bothering to buy the dvd) on tv last night. It was very good and I recommend it to all movie fans out there who want to see a Tim Burton classic. Johnny Deep was fantastic as Wood and the story is mostly true.
Worthy of a buy on dvd. :)
Anyone else seen it? Like it?
Finally managed to watch this biopic (through not bothering to buy the dvd) on tv last night. It was very good and I recommend it to all movie fans out there who want to see a Tim Burton classic. Johnny Deep was fantastic as Wood and the story is mostly true.
Worthy of a buy on dvd. :)
Anyone else seen it? Like it?