John Woo - Blog Posts
Tweeting Action Films With Respect
I don't understand Twitter. Well I understand how it works and the purpose it serves but I guess I find it hard to utilize it or get too swept up in it. Thinking about it as a new phenomenon, here are a few classic Action film characters if they had been tweeting about their famous adventures. Die Hard- John McClane @yippeekiyayroyrogers
You could say I had a pretty "Hans on" weekend. My wife took me back but only after some serious bloodletting on both our parts. #sockittomeplaza Terminator- Sarah Connor @skynetsucks Met a great man but unlike my usual type, the no hopers who have no future, this guy was the only hope from the future. Why are the all the good ones from an alternate timeline? FML. #judgementdaze The Matrix- Neo @theone55 Stressful few days. Had a lot of trouble with my Agent. Face Off- Sean Archer @wooingdoves I'm glad I have my original face back..but man Castor Troy had some good cheekbones. Predator- Major Alan Schaefer (Arnie) @notpredator2
Never going back into the jungle again. The mosquitoes are murder. Met an...out of towner. We had words. #wtfwasthatthing?
Kill Bill- The Bride @bridalpower I know, I know. Volume 2 kind of sucked. And Bill was totally wrong about Superman #buddandellesdeathsaresodisappointing Aliens- Ripley @ripleybelieveitornot @alienqueen4realz @Newt says hi! I hope there's no hard feelings about that whole blasting you into space thing. #INSPACENOONECANHEARYOUTWEET
Personally, I really loved doing the fanart, maybe it did not have a good color contrast like others, but, I will improve in the following
this drawing was an excellent challenge for me, I also liked coloring the background, something that in most of my drawings, I have never done. Simple and simple I like to do it, and maybe even another I will get to do I hope you like it, and thanks for the appreciation
this is your brother! look at him! take a good look! whatever he’s done in the past, he’s more than paid you back! he’s trying to change his life around! why can’t you accept him? why?
a better tomorrow (1986) // dir. john woo