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Bloodrayne lycan rex

Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 12:11 am
by lycancomplex
There is a comic out there, where bloodrayne fights werewolves. Here's the site lck http://www.newsarama.com/Digital_Webbin ... eLycan.htm

Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 1:10 am
by forsaken_wolf
Now I would like to check it out.

Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 2:20 am
by Figarou
Hmmm..its possible werewolves could be in the Blood Rayne movie.

http://www.bloodrayne-themovie.com/


Maybe not the 1st one. But in a sequel later on.

Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 2:24 am
by Teh_DarkJokerWolf
That's is Pretty Kool!! :o But Again it makes the werewolves look weak, as small as she is she is having no problem killing them and werewolves aren't weak like they are portrayed. I mean look at the muscle on that thing and tell me it's weak!! :x

Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 4:34 am
by JoshuaMadoc
The werewolves look like a buncha Chewbaccas. I'll pass on this one.

Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 12:28 pm
by Lyco
Figarou wrote:Hmmm..its possible werewolves could be in the Blood Rayne movie.
Oh god... not ANOTHER Uwe Boll movie! Dosen't anyone realize that he's the man responcible for such travesties as House of the Dead and Alone in the Dark? The guy takes any video game he can find that he thinks is remotely popular, then tries (and fails) to make it a movie worth watching.

I never really saw what the whole appeal in Bloodrayne was. Pretty much all I can see is a scantly clad woman with guns, begging the male demograph to pour money on her. The games were medicore from what I heard, and all I can hope now is that Boll's inevitable bomb of a movie he's about to release will strike a mortal wound to Bloodrayne inexplicable popularity.
Figarou wrote:Maybe not the 1st one. But in a sequel later on.
The day Uwe Boll makes a movie good enough to warrent a sequel is the same day I lose all faith in humanity.

Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 1:40 pm
by Silverclaw
Uwe Boll.....*shudders* How on earth is this man allowed to make movie after movie? :P :|

As for the werewolf design in the comic....meh......

Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 3:10 pm
by Figarou
Lyco wrote:
Figarou wrote:Hmmm..its possible werewolves could be in the Blood Rayne movie.
Oh god... not ANOTHER Uwe Boll movie! Dosen't anyone realize that he's the man responcible for such travesties as House of the Dead and Alone in the Dark? The guy takes any video game he can find that he thinks is remotely popular, then tries (and fails) to make it a movie worth watching.
Well....he is not going to stop.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0400426/

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0486640/


I'm not into video games anymore. So if he comes out with another videogame adaption, I may not know until I read up on it.



Lyco wrote:
Figarou wrote:Maybe not the 1st one. But in a sequel later on.
The day Uwe Boll makes a movie good enough to warrent a sequel is the same day I lose all faith in humanity.

There are some movies that made me wonder why it was even made.

Like this one.

And to make it even worse....


Bleh!!! :P

Posted: Sun Apr 16, 2006 6:36 pm
by 23Jarden
Figarou wrote:Hmmm..its possible werewolves could be in the Blood Rayne movie.

http://www.bloodrayne-themovie.com/


Maybe not the 1st one. But in a sequel later on.
Do the werewolves play a big part? If not then probably no.

Posted: Sun Apr 16, 2006 8:33 pm
by Anubis
looks cool but the werewolves like what kitetsu said was a bunch of chewbaccas. they are flat muzzles tailless and all of the bulk FUR!!! not muscle.

Posted: Sun Apr 16, 2006 10:07 pm
by JoshuaMadoc
Anubis wrote:looks cool but the werewolves like what kitetsu said was a bunch of chewbaccas. they are flat muzzles tailless and all of the bulk FUR!!! not muscle.
And they also do the overused cliche of slobbering and the "WE WANT YOU DEAD" connotations in each taunt they speak towards their "enemies" (i.e. "our master demands our extinction").

Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 12:20 am
by Figarou
23Jarden wrote:
Figarou wrote:Hmmm..its possible werewolves could be in the Blood Rayne movie.

http://www.bloodrayne-themovie.com/


Maybe not the 1st one. But in a sequel later on.
Do the werewolves play a big part? If not then probably no.
The werewolves didn't play a big part in Narnia. :wink:

Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 3:27 am
by Kirk Hammett
Whats worse; 'Fido' ugh I hate those 'Chew a stick, doggie' and 'Hump a leg' type things. Or 'sit boy' type dog connotations they throw at werewolves. They make them like dogs, yet of course they're not! It's lame, overused...lame...lame yeah overused....

...

:evil:

Edit: I forgot to mention; Another cliche storyline with cliche characterization, such as the 'strong but sexy' female character. Give me a break man! And that hero guy. Underworld for a start was a little irritating though I liked it I guess, because everyone's doing these movies now. They need to get some originality, even with the music they use, the camera angles, the same shoddy scenes, same emotional scenes. haha you get the drift.

Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 4:07 am
by Figarou
Kirk Hammett wrote:Whats worse; 'Fido' ugh I hate those 'Chew a stick, doggie' and 'Hump a leg' type things. Or 'sit boy' type dog connotations they throw at werewolves. They make them like dogs, yet of course they're not! It's lame, overused...lame...lame yeah overused....

...

Don't forget.. "Go fetch!" or "Roll over!!" and "Bad dog!"


And there is doggy talk


"AWWWW!!! Wook at the wittle werewuffie!!!" :puppyeyes:



:jester:

Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 6:44 am
by JoshuaMadoc
Kirk Hammett wrote:Edit: I forgot to mention; Another cliche storyline with cliche characterization, such as the 'strong but sexy' female character. Give me a break man! And that hero guy. Underworld for a start was a little irritating though I liked it I guess, because everyone's doing these movies now. They need to get some originality, even with the music they use, the camera angles, the same shoddy scenes, same emotional scenes. haha you get the drift.
This, my friend, happens in ALL action movies made by Hollywood -- i mean HollyPOT. It's both an epidemic, and a s*** shortcut.

Try comparing the live action Asterix movie "Asterix: L'mission cleopatre" and the live action Mortadelo y Filemon movie, with any kind of family comedy made by america.

the two movies, Asterix being french and Mortadelo y Filemon being spanish, they were nonstop slapstick comedy albeit cheap.

The american family comedies have the same stuff over and over again (beginning, introduction, relationship, punchline, resolution, absolution). Even with the help of monstrous budget, you can still see the cycle with a keen enough eye.

It's quality, Hollypot. Not quantity. :x

Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 7:00 am
by alphanubilus
I lost interest in the comic as soon as I read "Lycan" in the dialogue. It was hip in Underworld, but to see other sources begin to abuse the term just seems annoying.

Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 10:01 am
by Shadow Wulf
The werewolf doesnt look all that good anbd detailed in my oppinion.

Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 10:08 am
by Morkulv
The werewolf looks as good as the BloodRayne-games (not very good).

Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 9:07 pm
by alphanubilus
Bloodrayne was actually a lot of fun. The controls were a little retarded, and the guns pretty useless, but those awesome blades of her diced and sliced.
God of War was a better action game though.

Re: Bloodrayne lycan rex

Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 1:00 am
by divine coyote
lycancomplex wrote:There is a comic out there, where bloodrayne fights werewolves. Here's the site lck http://www.newsarama.com/Digital_Webbin ... eLycan.htm
They look like Were-affenpinchers.

Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 3:47 am
by Morkulv
alphanubilus wrote:Bloodrayne was actually a lot of fun. The controls were a little retarded, and the guns pretty useless, but those awesome blades of her diced and sliced.
God of War was a better action game though.
I disagree. The graphics and envirements were really uninspired, and the shootouts were boring and frustrating. Not my kind of entertainment...