The Great Gatsby (Film)

[Riddler]

The fictitious novel-based film, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, has officially been released to the media in "trailer" form.

If you have not read the novel than this might not be very exciting to you.
If you have read the novel, than you would know it is truly one of the greatest works of fiction written in the 20th century and maybe of all-time.

So, enough blabbering.
Here is the trailer. Hate it or love it?
Tell us.
Kbye!

http://youtu.be/G7DonhNflsw

[Lamehamed]

OMG, I could not stand the novel at ****ing all. I hated every single last character but this movie looks intriguing and I already have it ranked higher than the novel.

I just couldn't related to the characters and their motives at all.

I'm just gonna watch for Leo and the pwetty lighting.

[Lychai]

I might go see it.
I loved the novel, but I hated how it ended :\

[cheesecrayons]

Originally Posted by Tahamed

OMG, I could not stand the novel at ****ing all. I hated every single last character but this movie looks intriguing and I already have it ranked higher than the novel.

I just couldn't related to the characters and their motives at all.

I'm just gonna watch for Leo and the pwetty lighting.

As much as I'd like to contest, I laughed.

Anyway, I can't wait to watch it!

[Lamehamed]

Originally Posted by cheesecrayons

As much as I'd like to contest, I laughed.

Anyway, I can't wait to watch it!

It's true. >:/ All the time everyone else spent analyzing, all I saw were rich spoiled people wanting moar and moar things because that's apparently what rich people do. People felt bad for Gatsby, I hated him for him actually wanting the ***** and gaining money from being a gangstah, I hated the girl he liked (although I guess everyone did), I hated Tom because he was an asshole, Nick was just boring all around, I hated the girl's friend who Nick messed around with, I only liked the drunk guy in the library and at the party who said random shit.

[baekho]

It looks interesting. I wasn't all that fond of the book, but that could have something to do with the fact that I was forced to read it for secondary school.