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My only concern is that it wont be Rated R but PG-13 for that "wider audiance"...
That would seriously kill this movie...
That would seriously kill this movie...
Well I'm up for it. If they can make this film just as thrilling as Robert E. Howard's stories, it will be glorious indeed.Klaus said:The word on the street is that Conan will be restarted, closer to the REH original, as opposed to John Milius' and Ahnold's version.
So he'll be killing big monkeys? It seems like Conan fights a giant ape in one out of every three Howard stories or so.Klaus said:The word on the street is that Conan will be restarted, closer to the REH original, as opposed to John Milius' and Ahnold's version.
Red Nails has an official site, and it was last updated October 4th, so it might not be dead. They did miss the last two planned updates though. http://www.conanrednails.com/WayneLigon said:http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=38941
This is really the most I've heard about this project so far. I suppose the animated movie is dead in the water; I haven't heard anything about Red Nails ever being released.
Plane Sailing said:Don't forget the magnetic pillar which gripped peoples armour and they then got dissolved by the ooze creature that climbed down the pillar in "The curse of the monolith" (although I don't remember whether or not that was an REH original)
Klaus said:Indeed.
And he fought what is pretty much an Iron Golem in the Iron Demon (backtranslating from the Portuguese title).
And the two frost giants in The Daughter of the Frost Giant (once again, backtranslating). And he was 16 back then!
MoogleEmpMog said:He killed/incapacitated a creature that could have been the inspiration for both D&D slaadi and hentai tentacle demons in Howard's 'Xuthal of the Dusk.'
Yeah, sure, but they do count as "monstrous". In the first movie, Ahnold had to contend with giant snakes, at most.trancejeremy said:That's not REH, but Lin Carter and Sprague de Camp
Yeah, but neither Iron Golems nor Frost Giants are "Lovecraftian".
D'oh! Forgot that story. Yeah, that is pretty Lovecratian. But still, compared to the number of ape stories, it's pretty low.