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Collection: From Novel to Film (780 movies items)" TITLE OF WRITTEN WORK: From Hell PUBLISHED FORMAT: graphic novel AUTHOR/CREATOR: Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell ORIGINAL PUBLICATION YEAR: 1989-1996 HAVE I READ: No NOTES: N/A "
Scarier Than Fiction (55 movies items)"Jack the Ripper Jack the Ripper is easily one of England's most famous serial killers, even though nobody knows exactly who he was. During 1888, Jack was responsible for five murders, and his identity still remains a mystery. Which of course makes him perfect fodder for horror movies."
Filmography of Johnny Depp: From Best to Worst (47 movies items)"Movie: 8/10 Character: Performance's rating: 8/10 "
Collection: True Crime (37 movies items)"BASED ON: Loosely based on the unsolved murders perpetrated by Jack the Ripper in the Whitechapel district of London in 1888."
Favorite Drama Films: 2000-2001 (61 movies items)" Directed by: Albert Hughes and Allan Hughes Produced by: Thomas M. Hammel, Jane Hamsher, Don Murphy, Albert Hughes, Allan Hughes, and Amy Robinson Written by: Terry Hayes and Rafael Yglesias Based on the graphic novel by: Alan Moore and Eric Campbell Cinematography: Peter Deming Edited by: George Bowers and Dan Lebental Music by: Trevor Jones Distributed by: 20th Century Fox"
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35 From 1: My Favorite Films From 2001 (35 movies items)" It is well known within the comicbook community that famed writer Alan Moore does not approve of his films being made into films. And From Hell is a good example why. The four color printed form of this work has an intensity & deepness to it's mystery plot device that is impossible to capture within the limited timeframe of a movie. However, if one were to watch this film without having read the comicbook series first, it can come off as a satisfying mystery tale with a unique speculation to t"
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When Critics and Audiences Disagree (277 movies items)"Critics: 57% Audiences: 66% Critics Consensus: Visually impressive, but this latest Ripper tale is dull and far from scary."
“To be honest, it has been a while since I have seen this movie and maybe I should re-watch it at some point. I remember quite well, when it was released, there was a big outcry because it was so different than the actual comic-book written by Alan Moore. Well, in my case, when I saw the damned thing, I didn’t read the damned thing yet (I would read it many years later) and maybe that’s why I thought that this movie was in fact quite enjoyable. Indeed, back in those days, I was still a huge fan of Johnny Depp and even though he probably looked too good to play this part (especially if you are familiar with the main character in the comic-book), I thought he gave a solid performance here. On top of that, even though the Hughes Brothers seemed to be a rather odd choice to direct a period ” read more
Top Favorite Films of 2001 (66 movies items)" Directed by Alan Hughes and Albert Hughes Starring Johnny Depp, Heather Graham, Robbie Coltrane, Ian Holm, Ian Richardson, Jason Flemyng, Katrin Cartlidge, Terence Harvey, Susan Lynch, Nicholas McGaughey, Paul Rhys, Annebelle Apsion, David Schofield, Mark Dexter, Joanna Page, Samantha Spiro, Sophia Myles, Ralph Ineson, John Owens, Ian McNeice, and Dominic Cooper "