New trailer for Gatsby- Page 2

[E.Davis]

Posted: 4/5/13 at 9:46pm

Isla Fisher...as Myrtle..ONE OF THE WORST LITERARY CHARACTER.

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 4/6/13 at 12:33am

Nothing says Scott & Zelda to me quite like Jack White and Beyonce.

[SeanMartin]

Posted: 4/6/13 at 12:52am

^^ FTW!!!

[SweetLips]

Posted: 4/7/13 at 5:35pm

I think I will just stick with the trailer.
Is the musical stage adaptation of Strictly Ballroom still happening?

[ray-andallthatjazz86]

Posted: 4/7/13 at 5:46pm

Given how many years it has been supposedly in the works I highly doubt it though I'd still love to see that happen as well as the stage version of MOULIN ROUGE, which would make a glorious stage show if Luhrman himself directed it.
Myrtle is a terrible character, pity the woman who has to play her,
Fisher's an interesting choice so maybe she'll do something cool with the part. I wish Leighton Meester were playing Jordan.

[Mister Matt]

Posted: 4/7/13 at 11:12pm

Moulin Rouge has already been staged in Germany. There is a cast recording of the tour. Personally, I thought the visual style of the film was so strong, I can't imagine a stage version would work nearly as well.

I'm actually excited about Gatsby. Looks a lot better than Australia, which bored me to tears.

[EricMontreal22]

Posted: 4/7/13 at 11:15pm

What hit Moulin Rouge song is Angel of Moulin Rouge?

[PalJoey]

Posted: 5/1/13 at 12:20am

Five more minutes of clips. Doesn't seem to getting any less stanky.
Watch: Check Out Five Minutes Of New Footage From ‘The Great Gatsby’ In These Clips

[rosscoe(au)]

Posted: 5/1/13 at 1:08am

Ballroom has been put on hold at this stage, not sure if the stage production will ever see the light of day. Well the version based on the film that is!

[Brave Sir Robin2]

Posted: 5/1/13 at 3:53am

Moulin Rouge would be great for a theatre that they can renovate to have the club atmosphere and a large set. Can we get back the Mark Hellinger?

Or give it to Vegas. Build a companion nightclub.

[Jim Colyer]

Posted: 5/3/13 at 6:18pm

Not sure why anyone would make a Gatsby film in this day and age.

[Wynbish]

Posted: 5/3/13 at 6:20pm

Not sure why anyone would write horrible music like yours

[BwayTday]

Posted: 5/3/13 at 6:41pm

All of the line delivery seems kind of jilted and flat. I can't decide if that's a directorial choice or not. Of course it "looks" amazing, but I have to say I'm a little less excited after those clips.

Updated On: 5/3/13 at 06:41 PM

[Borstalboy]

Posted: 5/3/13 at 7:01pm

I'm going to predict that, in spite of the gargantuan marketing campaign, this will underperform at the box office.

[Kad]

Posted: 5/3/13 at 7:34pm

I still feel like this isn't set so much in the twenties as it is set in what someone thinks the twenties is like based on cultural osmosis.

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 5/3/13 at 7:40pm

I've been kind of sick of this movie for months now and it hasn't even been released.

[ray-andallthatjazz86]

Posted: 5/3/13 at 7:41pm

Kad, I think that's only a problem if the film was trying to explore 1920s American society. I obviously haven't seen it, but nothing about Luhrman's style makes me think he's interested in creating an accurate portrayal of the time periods in which his films are set. MOULIN ROUGE isn't really about turn of the century Paris and it doesn't need to be, I feel the same way about this one. I'm excited about the film because I imagine Luhrman is using the novel as a vessel to create his crazy vision of the story rather than align with the critique of 1920s American society Fitzgerald was invested in.

[Kad]

Posted: 5/3/13 at 8:25pm

Then why bother doing The Great Gatsby at all?

[Unknown User]

Posted: 5/3/13 at 8:41pm

The Clips PJ posted seem to indicate there is some sort of a plot and that makes me hopeful.

[Borstalboy]

Posted: 5/3/13 at 10:00pm

Who needs plot when you have editing! Cut it like it's an action scene, even if it is just people sitting and talking.

[redmustang]

Posted: 5/6/13 at 2:40am

Loved Moulin Rouge but have no plans to see this Gatsby. The trailers turned me off. Really liked the Mia Farrow version, her vacant performance, and the way it just plodded along. Loved Karen Black and Sam Waterston, too. Especially loved the quietness of the film. The remake looks to be a bit louder. I'll pass.

[best12bars]

Posted: 5/6/13 at 6:44am

The Mia Farrow/Robert Redford version is atrocious. It's not even a good "bad" soap opera.

[CarlosAlberto]

Posted: 5/6/13 at 10:47am

I've been kind of sick of this movie for months now and it hasn't even been released.

I feel the same way and I love DiCaprio, he's one of my favorite actors but this film strikes me as gaudy and overbearing.


The Mia Farrow/Robert Redford version is atrocious. It's not even a good "bad" soap opera.

I agree with this as well. Coppola wrote the screenplay, why didn't Paramount let him direct it as well. Why Jack Clayton?
Redford and Farrow have absolutely NO chemistry: zip, zilch, nada.

The saving grace of that version is Nelson Riddle's work on the score. I still have the soundtrack and listen to it often.

[rosscoe(au)]

Posted: 5/6/13 at 11:09am

The film got bad reviews from both Variety, Hollywood Reporter.... There was talk that at one stage it was being shelved, hence the late change from November last year.

[Borstalboy]

Posted: 5/6/13 at 11:32am

Yeah, early word is...not positive.