Alex Proyas movieing Paradise Lost
Maker of the movies `` I, Robot '' and the `` Sign '' Alex Proyas will bring to the big screen the events of the great work of the English poet and thinker John Milton, Paradise Lost. This is reported by the Variety edition. In the center of the picture will be the fall of man, as well as the epic battle of the Archangel Michael with the army of the fallen angel Lucifer. The movie is expected to feature a variety of aerial battles and will be shot in 3D. The draft script has already been prepared by Stuart Hatzeldine. Recall that the poem Paradise Lost; was first published in 10 books in 1667 and subsequently experienced countless reprints. The poem is filled not only with grandiose events, associated with the fall of Lucifer, but sensual descriptions of the carnal pleasures of Adam and Eve. "He, without resistance, led her by the hand shaded tubercle, Under the canopy of branches, under the roof of dense foliage. Violets, forget-me-nots, hyacinths And asphodelia served them Floral we lay down, - soft as fluff, Cool earthly bosom! There They luxuriously surrendered to love, All the pleasures of the flesh, crowning Mutual guilt ..." Under the canopy of branches, under the roof of dense foliage.Violets, forget-me-nots, hyacinths And asphodelia served them A flower bed, - soft as fluff, Cool earthly bosom! There They luxuriously surrendered to love, All the pleasures of the flesh, crowning Mutual guilt ..." Under the canopy of branches, under the roof of dense foliage.Violets, forget-me-nots, hyacinths And asphodelia served them Flower bed, - soft as down, Cool earthly bosom! There They luxuriously surrendered to love, All pleasures of the flesh, crowning Mutual guilt ..." The Topic of Article: Alex Proyas movieing Paradise Lost. |
