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Re: Greatest Adventurer Movies
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Sun, 24 Oct 1999 12:06:10 GMT
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In lugnet.adventurers, Mark Lindsey writes:
> In lugnet.adventurers, Craig Hamilton writes:
> > mark ~
> >
> > the shadow is in the last picture on the super craigo-lego page of my site. my
> > site, "craigo-lego" is over in the clsotw nominees again this week, so use the
> > link there, and gimme a vote! i've just gotten back some great photos of the
> > 20's mini-fig cars i've made using adv. grilles, windsheilds, and wheels. i
> > want to post them next.
> >
> > the shadow 'fig is relatively easy to do. i had to paint a wild west bandana
> > red for it, but i also think the bottom half of a red nija hood would look
> > good. (i did this in grey for my jack the ripper 'fig. see him deep in the dark
> > heart of the transy-lego-vania pages)
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> Hey Craig you get my vote! You the Man! I was so blown away. I had no idea
> of the level of customization that could be acchieved with the minifigs. I
> have been customizing Star Wars figures for years but now I can tell my focus
> is going to have to change. Please tell me what type of paint are you using?
> I must know.
>
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> > "The Man Who Would Be King", starring sean connery and michael cain, is one of
> > my absolute favorite movies! other adventure films that would look great
> > rendered in lego would be the terry gilliam trilogy of "Time Bandits", (which
> > has lego references, btw) "Brazil", and "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen".
> > another i thought of is "Goonies", a good off-beat adventure tale, with a
> > pirate theme.
> >
> > i'm trying to think of more with a 1900 thru the 20's setting... boy, a
> > rocketeer "fig would be cool....
> >
> > later ~ craig
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> I love the idea of Time Bandits sets. I know they did Time Twisters but that
> doesn't even come close to a Terry Gilliam flick. I can think of several
> Python projects that could work. Yellowbeard and Eric the Viking spring into
> mind, but there are others. And if you like Goonies did you see my post
> mentioning Joe Vs the Volcano or Cabinboy? Keep the ideas coming and let me
> know about that paint.
>
> Mark L
mark ~
congratulations! you are the one millionth person to ask me that! your "prize"
is that i've added a "tips & techniques" section to the main page of my
craigo-lego site. (it's the final page link at the botom.)
i genuinely liked "J vs V" (meg ryan vs islanders!) and "cabinboy" (timmie does
time on red beard runner!) as comedic adventure flicks, but i don't think
they're "greatest adventure films" material. ~but, if you want funny funny
adventure movies, it don't get funnier than mel brooks' forestmen farce, "Men
in Tights".
later ~ craig
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| "The man who would be King" - I haven't thought about that for many a year. Now I've got to go trolling the video store again :-) In a similar vein, what about a contingent of Welsh Guards and a Rourke's rift (?) scene, a la Zulu? 40,000 Zulu (...) (25 years ago, 25-Oct-99, to lugnet.adventurers)
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| (...) Really? I thought _Princess Bride_ was way funnier than _Men in Tights_. Then again, I thought Mel Brooks' _When Things Were Rotten_ was way funnier than _Men in Tights_. I wonder if WTWR ever made it to video? Hmm, IMDB doesn't say it was. (...) (25 years ago, 25-Oct-99, to lugnet.adventurers)
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| (...) does (...) Glad to know I won something. Thanks for adding that section, it's tough to be the KING isn't it? I am also glad to know that I am not the only person in the world who thought that Joe and Cabinboy were greatness. Granted they don't (...) (25 years ago, 25-Oct-99, to lugnet.adventurers)
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| (...) my (...) dark (...) Hey Craig you get my vote! You the Man! I was so blown away. I had no idea of the level of customization that could be acchieved with the minifigs. I have been customizing Star Wars figures for years but now I can tell my (...) (25 years ago, 22-Oct-99, to lugnet.adventurers)
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