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You need to watch more movies
Watch Mid90s, Night of the Hunter, Perfect Blue, The Holy Mountain, Moonlight, Let The Right One In, Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust, Licorice Pizza, Cloud Atlas, Metropolis, 12 Angry Men, Angel’s Egg, Lawrence of Arabia, Juno.
Capeshit ain’t leaving.
The CGI for the one on the right is actually really detailed and far more consistently good than the left.
Its problem is that the directing and cinematography around it is just lackluster. It looks bland bc it’s shot blandly. That’s the advantage of the one on the left.
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A lot of new filmmakers know that finding a truly talented DP can elevate their film to another level. But here's something that doesn't get talked about enough: finding a genuinely gifted editor can be just as transformational. Maybe more so.
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One conspiracy theory I absolutely will bat for is the idea that "violence is not the answer" is a psy-op disseminated through CIA plants in pop culture media, and nothing can convince me otherwise
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no but the premise of demonic possession as a metaphor for SA and the running theme throughout of all the ways misogyny and objectification ruin girls' ability to have agency and awareness of their own desires. don't think enough people appreciate the true sadness of this movie.
Amanda Seyfried says the marketing for Jennifer’s Body ruined what she considers a perfect movie.
Amanda Seyfried: “I can’t critique this movie. To me, it’s a perfect movie. It’s got balls.”
“Diablo Cody was outspoken and beautiful and smart and funny, and we were expressing a certain angst in a very, very specific comedic way, in a very specific genre.”
“The special effects were incredible. There were stunts, there was, like, everything that you could want, and girl-on-girl action.”
“If the critics criticized anything, it would be the marketing. The marketing sucked. It just did. And we all agree.”
“Karyn is a fierce advocate of women and storytelling. She’s able to enhance the relationships between women on film and TV. She’s very human and very sensitive, and I felt like she cared deeply about the story underneath all of it.”
“She got it all and she put it together so beautifully. And the marketing team cheapened it. Like it was just, you know, a romp, a gory romp. I think they ruined it.”
“I’m looking forward to the sequel. They’re working on it. I already said thumbs up. I was like, whenever you’re ready, I’m ready.”
“I want to play Needy. I love Needy.”
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He deserves heat for his negligence on the Palestine situation, but outside of that, I still stand on the position that the people who hated on him are still deranged and inhumane and created a mirror image of themselves in the Snyder cult.
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We've sadly hit another puritanical stage of media consumption. Nothing can be sexual, nothing can be overtly violent, nothing can touch heavy topics, nothing can be problematic. If they do we get 400 word essays on why you need to be put on a list for engaging with it.
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Wow this shit looks like ass and you're a genuine retard for liking it
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Y'all can't take some criticism?
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A screenplay tells me who you are just as much as who your characters are. I can tell what your intentions are – like whether you're in it to make a quick buck. I can tell if you've lived a life. Fell in love, been in a relationship, had your heart broken. I can tell if you know the people and the world you're writing about or you're just going off what you've seen in other movies. And I can tell what your values are. What you think is important. How you define a hero or a villain. I'm not judging anybody. I'm only judging the work. And maybe this mental picture I have of you is all wrong, but I don't think so. The best writing tells the truth even if most fiction is a made-up lie. And the one thing your writing can't hide is you.
It’s such a perfect summation of Attack on Titan.
The mystery of what the Titans are and want, the constant strategizing mankind has to do to defeat them, the intense visuals and score, the conflicts of whether to trust others or your own judgment. It’s all right here.
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