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60 of 141 · most liked firstSean Connery turned down both Gandalf in Lord of the Rings and Morpheus in The Matrix because he didn't understand the scripts. He turned down Dumbledore in Harry Potter because it was too fantastical. Then he tried a reverse approach where he accepted the next role he didn't understand, because clearly that was where the money was at. So he accepted Allan Quartermain in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, a movie which flopped *hard*. Then he ragequit the industry and retired.
unlabelledView post →The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie is one of those films that has aged like fine wine because it turns out that A) big spectacle action adventure films got WAY WORSE over the next 20 years and B) It's just...genuinely a really fun, charming picture that knows precisely what it is
unlabelledView post →Just woke up from a dream about creating a fun new kid's movie character named The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, which was: a man, a woman, an Incredible Mister Limpet fish, a talking hammerhead shark, and I think a bear, all fused together at the waist and wearing a three piece suit
unlabelledView post →The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen ⁞2003 www.imdb.com/title/tt0311429 #NowWatching #filmsky ·in an alternate Victorian Age world, a group of famous contemporary fantasy, science fiction, and adventure characters team up on a secret mission·
unlabelledView post →Tonight I’m watching the 1920 silent film version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. I’ve actually never seen a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde movie before, unless you count The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Of course I know the story, but curiously I’ve never sat down to watch a movie about it before.
unlabelledView post →The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is fantastic popcorn movie and I'll die on this hill!
unlabelledView post →The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen? A bad movie that you’ll have fun watching. Miami Vice? A bad movie that breaks time and makes you experience three days in two hours. #filmsky #LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched
unlabelledView post →This weirdly started to remind me of when that screenwriter alleged that a movie studio paid Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neil to make the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen comic to cover up them stealing his script. Which is a Columbo villain level of over-planning to assume
unlabelledView post →#PlotTober 3 I have a big soft spot for any story that features strong female friendships. When I got this idea, I immediately thought of the movie Now and Then, which I grew up on, and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen to bring in the supergroup of literary characters aspect.
unlabelledView post →The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie sucks shit but Nemo's car is really cool
unlabelledView post →Today, the band of girlthers are gonna watch League of Extraordinary Gentlemen unless Leaf changed her mind at the last second and I'm so excited, I fucking love The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie
unlabelledView post →Look, I’m not saying it’s a good adaptation of the comic, or even a good movie, per se, but I do enjoy The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
unlabelledView post →I think my favorite thing in this movie is the antagonist could have just gotten all his stupid dna samples/tinctures without assembling the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, but he literally couldn't help himself. He set up his own stupid rake
unlabelledView post →Sometimes I think about the fact that Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill referenced the Tracy Jordan film WHO DAT NINJA? in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and I get very happy. #LOEG #30Rock
unlabelledView post →Do you guys wanna come over and watch The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen on my PSP? #blutoid #PSP #umd #movies #film
unlabelledView post →watching the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen again for a commissioned review. in addition to everything else that sucks, having Richard Roxburgh and Stuart Townsend in the same movie should qualify as a war crime.
unlabelledView post →Idgaf, I'll die on the hill that the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen film is not only a good time, but more enjoyable than the graphic novels (especially because it doesn't have the gratuitous sexual violence).
unlabelledView post →Controversial opinion but The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is actually a fantastic movie.
unlabelledView post →You need "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen". (Stick to the graphic novel series—it's by Alan Moore—and pretend the movie doesn't exist.)
unlabelledView post →Time to watch the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie
unlabelledView post →Van Helsing (2004) - like The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen but with horror monsters. Look, I'm not going to argue with anyone who says this is a bad movie. But that doesn't stop it from being *fun*. Just turn off your brain and enjoy it. There's a movie from 2003 called [The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_League_of_Extraordinary_Gentlemen_(film)) (yes, yes, I know it was a graphic novel first). That movie took a bunch of fictional characters (Tom…
unlabelledView post →No, he isn't. Jules Verne's work has inspired a lot of contemporary films, shows, and books, with many stories drawing from his adventurous spirit, exploration themes, and early sci-fi concepts. Here's a list of some that are heavily influenced by Verne's ideas: Films & TV Shows The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003) This film is filled with characters from 19th-century literature, including Captain Nemo, who is a key character from Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. The film…
unlabelledView post →I think @mattkindt.bsky.social is one of comics' most prolific idea machines. His & Wilfredo Tores's BANG! is the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen of action-movie archetypes, one of those I can't believe I didn't think of it concepts that's just as clever & inventive in its execution
unlabelledView post →As the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie turns 20 this year it is time to admit that, even though it’s obviously way louder and stupider than the source material like every other Moore adaptation, it’s plenty fun and if it hadn’t made Connery retire no one would pretend it’s his worst
unlabelledView post →While I'm at it, I did not watch this movie for a long time because I thought it was related to The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen which I got mixed up with Kingsman: The Secret Service, which had that terrible church massacre scene. Welcome to my brain. #hatm
unlabelledView post →For me the very definition of a guilty pleasure movie is The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. I know it’s not great but somehow I find it eminently watchable.
unlabelledView post →Remake The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen as an animated film and have Jackson Public and Doc Hammer make it.
unlabelledView post →I don't care what anyone says. The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a fun movie.
unlabelledView post →Wow the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen comics are gross! Real nasty shit thanks Alan I'll stick to the film you hate
unlabelledView post →Improve a movie title by adding "With Big Naturals" The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen With Big Naturals
unlabelledView post →I feel like you have to pair this movie with The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen because they're both like "Why adapt one public domain property when you could adapt ten"
unlabelledView post →I was just reminded of the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen film adaptation. I feel like I'm owed compensation.
unlabelledView post →Movie idea: The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen except it’s about Evangelical apologists and instead of Moriarty the villain is Bart Ehrman
unlabelledView post →Next week on 𝐄𝐘𝐄 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐃𝐔𝐂𝐊: The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003) Dir. Stephen Torrington BONUS! That's right — we’re following up the greatest film trilogy of all time with the first movie that dared to ask the question “what if Mr. Hyde was the Hulk?"
unlabelledView post →Post a movie that starts the word THE "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen"
unlabelledView post →The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen film just started, think about it now , it may be the only comic adaption designed specifically for techbros, as it's so actively hopeless and pointless they can have it with pleasure.
unlabelledView post →The best Alan Moore film is The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, easily
unlabelledView post →Watching the director's commentary for the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. If we would've gotten a sequel movie, it would've been set in the middle of War of the Worlds?!?!?!? GIMME THAT SEQUEL. GIVE IT.
unlabelledView post →And then he regretted it, seeing the massive hit it became. He decided not to make the same mistake when offered another odd movie he didn’t quite get… the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
unlabelledView post →Essentially went on an online shopping spree last night. Don’t completely understand it, but Gabriel does; it’s like we got a huge deal if we bought $200 worth of items on Amazon. Got some art supplies, the other two books in the series I started, and the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie!
unlabelledView post →the funniest thing about the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie is watching the writers try to balance this in real time make him an opponent of the crown government, whose colonial sociopathy rises vs. the red uniform, to undo the character in an interesting way alas, it's 2003, And Iraq
unlabelledView post →What's a movie that is wildly considered bad but you love it proudly? I always have a blast with The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen for being such a fun dumb Victorian superheroes blockbuster. Plus, vampire Mina Harker can get it! 🧛♀️🔥
unlabelledView post →Listening to the latest episode of WHAT WENT WRONG, about The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and it’s striking to me that the hosts were so unfamiliar with the literary characters included in the film. 1/
unlabelledView post →We decided to take a night off of The Between and instead watched The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen together. I was not prepared for how silly this movie is. The one-liners. THE CAR CHASE. tbh not mad about it, it was a good time. 😂
unlabelledView post →365 Days of Films 336 The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen 2003 Based on graphic novels by the same name written by the legendary Allan Moore. The film was not well received but I still think it's interesting and fun. #filmsky #movies #moviesky
unlabelledView post →Mark Twain and Jack London in a room. That would have made for a better movie than “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.” #TNGSunNight
unlabelledView post →“I don't care what anyone says, I like that movie” 🎥 The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
unlabelledView post →Watched The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen this evening. What a wonderfully bad movie.
unlabelledView post →Drop something buff. 💪💪💪 Dante from the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie
unlabelledView post →I also maybe am still annoyed I paid money to see that movie that they pretended was The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen in a theatre.
unlabelledView post →#SeptemberMovieChallenge Day Sixteen: Someone goes on a voyage in a movie The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
unlabelledView post →Film-wise: * The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, as long as I separate it from the comic * The Chronicles of Riddick * Soldier
unlabelledView post →I straight up fell asleep during The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and then got mad at the movie when it later woke me up with a loud sound.
unlabelledView post →As bad as the movie was, I loved the take they did of Dr. Jekyll / Mr. Hyde in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003). Him arguing with his dark side in mirrors was such a fun concept that I wish was something seen more with characters dealing with their inner demons.
unlabelledView post →The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen movie is terrible by every relevant metric, but Captain Nemo's first mate introducing himself with "Call me Ishmael" still makes me giggle thinking about it, so who's to say if it's good?
unlabelledView post →There'a a film that people seem to greatly dislike that I find to be great fun. The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Sure, it's not Criterion Collection material, but I unironically enjoy the hell out of it.
unlabelledView post →I put it to you that The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is in fact the best Allan Quartermain movie ever made!
unlabelledView post →The second part to that is that, having turned down the LotR because he didn’t understand it, he tried his luck with another franchise film, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and hated it so much that he quit acting.
unlabelledView post →#ACenturyOfCinema continues, 2010. The comic book movie JONAH HEX infamously had a troubled production but like The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen there is a lot to like in this brisk revenge story. Not a classic by any stretch, but enjoyable & entertaining. #filmsky #comicbook #actionsky
unlabelledView post →Move over, 007. Around here, we remember Sir Sean Connery (born on this day in 1930) for his role as big game hunter and explorer Alan Quartermain in the 2003 adventure film 'The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.' #LeagueofExtraordinaryGentlemen #AlanQuartermain #filmsky
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