(almost) quoting from the Matrix Revolutions.

50% of everything I say is a quote from the Matrix Trilogy. XD

(sorry for belated reply; wasn't following this thread)

hey, I have an idea. since it looks like they're not gonna make Passengers anyway, why don't you try drawing it, you know, like a comic book or something... then we can add the lines... interactive work... our own private Passengers... just thinking out loud...
and then we could mail the file to Company Films :D

Adrianna - SIX epidurals? OUCH. When I had my knee surgery, the doctor managed to find the X spot at the third attempt, and I can still remember the pain... *shivers*.

I like your comic book idea :)

Thank you, guys, very much!:) I like the idea too. Our own privite Passengers!sounds great!It is definately worth thinking about though I 've never read any comic books(even in childhood) and firstly need to have a look at them.I think I can start from Hellblazer(there is Constantine there):)

The first issues are well written, but in my opinion the drawing is not that good. While I was reading the comics, I noticed first the drawings of Sean Philips - who illustrated the series written by Paul Jenkins. that would be mainly issues 89-104, 110-114. Then are the Brian Azarello/Marcelo Frusin series, issues 151-174, and must admit the Constantine drawn by Frusino is one of my favorites :D Then came the Mike Carey /Leonardo Manco series which are great in all aspects. From the latest issues, I kinda like Camuncoli's drawing but feel meh about Peter Milligan's writing. At first it was ok but now it's just dragging along. Or maybe I'm just jaded...

okay, okay, I'll shut up now. :D

... will really shut up now XD

About comics and comic book/graphic novels art : there are many artists out there, each with their own style. Jock is another famous artist, but personally I'm not that impressed with his style. Dave McKean is another favorite of mine; he worked mainly with Neil Gaiman, but also has projects of his own. And he was the artist behind the Vertigo Tarot - dark and heavy with symbols and meanings and simply wonderful...
Then there's Eddie Campbell, who's the artist responsible with putting images on Alan Moore's "From Hell" ; he's got quite an interesting style which you might like...
From the 'new generation', I noticed the drawings of Becky Cloonan.
But there's a whole world out there, and I barely scratched the surface. Use the net, browse, read. You'll have your favorites soon :)



hey, at least after 2012 and doomsday we'll ALL get to meet Constantine in hell... ;) :D
*ducks*

oops... ;) :D

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Best get rid of the 'cheese factor' as K said about rewriting the 'Day' remake.
Come to think of it, it's what - I've been told, Adrianna could confirm- Venville did with 'Henry's Crime'. Apparently it works better that way.

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*confirms*

Constantine won't be in Hell, he was absolved for his act of self-sacrifice at the end.