Oh DEAR God!! THe Hub has re-invented Clue once again!
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(MINOR SPOILERS)
I just got finished watching all five parts and I have to say, I really enjoyed it. Like someone above me said, it was obviously written for a tween audience, but I thought the story was good and several parts were very funny (and were MEANT to be, which is even better). All the stuff with the houses was really intriguing and makes me hope that they'll continue the series.
As I was watching the miniseries, it occurred to me that the houses were probably started by the actual Clue characters, and I think that's pretty interesting. But it raised a question in my mind: what the heck is the House of Scarlet supposed to be? Plum is science, Mustard military, Green capitalism, Peacock communications, and White humanitarianism, but what's Scarlet? Sex?
I just got finished watching all five parts and I have to say, I really enjoyed it. Like someone above me said, it was obviously written for a tween audience, but I thought the story was good and several parts were very funny (and were MEANT to be, which is even better). All the stuff with the houses was really intriguing and makes me hope that they'll continue the series.
As I was watching the miniseries, it occurred to me that the houses were probably started by the actual Clue characters, and I think that's pretty interesting. But it raised a question in my mind: what the heck is the House of Scarlet supposed to be? Plum is science, Mustard military, Green capitalism, Peacock communications, and White humanitarianism, but what's Scarlet? Sex?
LOL!
I haven't watched the show, but I find it funny that they wouldn't disclose Scarlet's house. Guess they don't want to promote underage promiscuity.
I haven't watched the show, but I find it funny that they wouldn't disclose Scarlet's house. Guess they don't want to promote underage promiscuity.
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they don't even pronounce the names right and they are portraying characters based off the game REALLY?!Black wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8pXlHJ5uRQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRT98jH070o
So much for trust "no one, suspect everyone"
But it is dark upstairs and I am frightened of the dark. Will anyone go with me?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8pXlHJ5uRQ
So much for trust "no one, suspect everyone"[/quote] that last one was meant for this one ... ! :( :D
it's MRS.WHITE and MRS.PEACOCK! get it right! really! some people I swear!
So much for trust "no one, suspect everyone"[/quote] that last one was meant for this one ... ! :( :D
it's MRS.WHITE and MRS.PEACOCK! get it right! really! some people I swear!
But it is dark upstairs and I am frightened of the dark. Will anyone go with me?
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This is what I found.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trRV5G_BAgY
I would rather have this done to me than watch the video above.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55Lt21vy3WI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trRV5G_BAgY
I would rather have this done to me than watch the video above.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55Lt21vy3WI
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I just realized Black posted part 1 of the miniseries on YouTube, but the entire thing is there, too. I thought it was just a trailer ...
Just go to the "more from" tab after clicking on this link, and you will all of the episodes there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trRV5G_BAgY
Am I the only one who missed this?
Just go to the "more from" tab after clicking on this link, and you will all of the episodes there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trRV5G_BAgY
Am I the only one who missed this?
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Well ... That's two hours I'm not going to get back.
OK, it wasn't that bad. BUT IT WASN'T CLUE.
WARNING: Spoilers ahead ...
At least I now understand what is going on with the new board game "Classic Mystery", and the ridiculous setup for it, with the various "houses". The only problem is that it has no relationship to the central premise of the game.
It seems like Hasbro wants to turn Clue into a spy property, which is a lot better for box office franchise possibilities. Unfortunately this direction they are going seems to be as vague to them as it appears to the characters in the mini-series.
Did it really have to be so sweeping as to involve Nikola Tesla and a secret invention that could power the world? I mean, these kids are just a notch above Scooby and the gang ... All they were missing was a groovy van to get around in ... And nobody got murdered! How is it Clue if nobody gets murdered!?
And don't get me started on the bad guys, the mustache twirling villains who are vying to get their hands on trillion dollar technology, but won't kill anybody to get it. What kind of Absent Minded Professor Disneyfied production is this? People get killed in a robbery over a couple hundred bucks in a 7-11 cash register ... Nobody's gonna just shoot these kids for the greatest technology ever created? They make the Bond villains look competent
No, this little production is better off not going to series. All it would do is mis-re-eduficate (to quote George W. Bush) a new generation of kids to think Clue is about hip Tweens trying to unravel the secret societies actually running the planet. And here I thought it was the Masons. as soon as the ratings start to sag, they'll probably introduce hunky vampires ... No they're better off going back to the drawing board.
OK Hasbro, you wanna give me a spy thriller? Fine. Have the guests be representatives from their respective "houses" (as long as they all have their traditional personal attributes) and with a reason to murder their host, who is the head of the order of Black. Then have him MURDERED, and let the others all suspect each other. heck even have them chase each other around the globe in order to grab Black's power, before the other's can. But in the end, let's have one of them be the killer.
OK, it wasn't that bad. BUT IT WASN'T CLUE.
WARNING: Spoilers ahead ...
At least I now understand what is going on with the new board game "Classic Mystery", and the ridiculous setup for it, with the various "houses". The only problem is that it has no relationship to the central premise of the game.
It seems like Hasbro wants to turn Clue into a spy property, which is a lot better for box office franchise possibilities. Unfortunately this direction they are going seems to be as vague to them as it appears to the characters in the mini-series.
Did it really have to be so sweeping as to involve Nikola Tesla and a secret invention that could power the world? I mean, these kids are just a notch above Scooby and the gang ... All they were missing was a groovy van to get around in ... And nobody got murdered! How is it Clue if nobody gets murdered!?
And don't get me started on the bad guys, the mustache twirling villains who are vying to get their hands on trillion dollar technology, but won't kill anybody to get it. What kind of Absent Minded Professor Disneyfied production is this? People get killed in a robbery over a couple hundred bucks in a 7-11 cash register ... Nobody's gonna just shoot these kids for the greatest technology ever created? They make the Bond villains look competent
No, this little production is better off not going to series. All it would do is mis-re-eduficate (to quote George W. Bush) a new generation of kids to think Clue is about hip Tweens trying to unravel the secret societies actually running the planet. And here I thought it was the Masons. as soon as the ratings start to sag, they'll probably introduce hunky vampires ... No they're better off going back to the drawing board.
OK Hasbro, you wanna give me a spy thriller? Fine. Have the guests be representatives from their respective "houses" (as long as they all have their traditional personal attributes) and with a reason to murder their host, who is the head of the order of Black. Then have him MURDERED, and let the others all suspect each other. heck even have them chase each other around the globe in order to grab Black's power, before the other's can. But in the end, let's have one of them be the killer.