Re: What movies are you watching?
Posted: Sun November 15, 2015 4:44 pm
Song of the sea is out there.
Grabbed it and Fury. Gonna watch em tonight.
Grabbed it and Fury. Gonna watch em tonight.
Yeah, even as a fan of the found footage genre, this move did not suit Shyamalan's talents at all. His directorial composition was always his best quality, and it did NOT translate to this style.VinylGuy wrote:The Visit.
God, this guy used to know how to frame a movie...how to tell a story...why was this one a ¨found footage¨ movie? it doesnt make sense. Pretty boring.
And the funny part was that he wanted to show us he understand the FF genre by framing badly.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, even as a fan of the found footage genre, this move did not suit Shyamalan's talents at all. His directorial composition was always his best quality, and it did NOT translate to this style.VinylGuy wrote:The Visit.
God, this guy used to know how to frame a movie...how to tell a story...why was this one a ¨found footage¨ movie? it doesnt make sense. Pretty boring.
Well, he got it, I guess. Though, frankly, I thought After Earth was better (and that wasn't good).VinylGuy wrote:And the funny part was that he wanted to show us he understand the FF genre by framing badly.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, even as a fan of the found footage genre, this move did not suit Shyamalan's talents at all. His directorial composition was always his best quality, and it did NOT translate to this style.VinylGuy wrote:The Visit.
God, this guy used to know how to frame a movie...how to tell a story...why was this one a ¨found footage¨ movie? it doesnt make sense. Pretty boring.
¨LOOK IM DOING THIS WEIRD FRAMING BECAUSE KIDS RIGHT?? IM IN RIGHTTT????
He is so desperate for a hit.
LoathedVermin72 wrote:Well, he got it, I guess. Though, frankly, I thought After Earth was better (and that wasn't good).VinylGuy wrote:And the funny part was that he wanted to show us he understand the FF genre by framing badly.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, even as a fan of the found footage genre, this move did not suit Shyamalan's talents at all. His directorial composition was always his best quality, and it did NOT translate to this style.VinylGuy wrote:The Visit.
God, this guy used to know how to frame a movie...how to tell a story...why was this one a ¨found footage¨ movie? it doesnt make sense. Pretty boring.
¨LOOK IM DOING THIS WEIRD FRAMING BECAUSE KIDS RIGHT?? IM IN RIGHTTT????
He is so desperate for a hit.
That's awesome. He's a really interesting producer; I like what he's doing.VinylGuy wrote:LoathedVermin72 wrote:Well, he got it, I guess. Though, frankly, I thought After Earth was better (and that wasn't good).VinylGuy wrote:And the funny part was that he wanted to show us he understand the FF genre by framing badly.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, even as a fan of the found footage genre, this move did not suit Shyamalan's talents at all. His directorial composition was always his best quality, and it did NOT translate to this style.VinylGuy wrote:The Visit.
God, this guy used to know how to frame a movie...how to tell a story...why was this one a ¨found footage¨ movie? it doesnt make sense. Pretty boring.
¨LOOK IM DOING THIS WEIRD FRAMING BECAUSE KIDS RIGHT?? IM IN RIGHTTT????
He is so desperate for a hit.
Never saw it. And this movie was a hit because it was very cheap? thats why he went with Blumhouse maybe?
About Blumhouse i might get a meeting with Jason. Im really exited.
Did you heard the Bret podcast with him? So revealing and uplifting.LoathedVermin72 wrote:That's awesome. He's a really interesting producer; I like what he's doing.VinylGuy wrote:LoathedVermin72 wrote:Well, he got it, I guess. Though, frankly, I thought After Earth was better (and that wasn't good).VinylGuy wrote:And the funny part was that he wanted to show us he understand the FF genre by framing badly.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, even as a fan of the found footage genre, this move did not suit Shyamalan's talents at all. His directorial composition was always his best quality, and it did NOT translate to this style.VinylGuy wrote:The Visit.
God, this guy used to know how to frame a movie...how to tell a story...why was this one a ¨found footage¨ movie? it doesnt make sense. Pretty boring.
¨LOOK IM DOING THIS WEIRD FRAMING BECAUSE KIDS RIGHT?? IM IN RIGHTTT????
He is so desperate for a hit.
Never saw it. And this movie was a hit because it was very cheap? thats why he went with Blumhouse maybe?
About Blumhouse i might get a meeting with Jason. Im really exited.
Oh yeah, I never miss an episode. That was a really good one. He seems very passionate and genuine. He has to be the most influential figure in horror right now.VinylGuy wrote:Did you heard the Bret podcast with him? So revealing and uplifting.LoathedVermin72 wrote:That's awesome. He's a really interesting producer; I like what he's doing.VinylGuy wrote:LoathedVermin72 wrote:Well, he got it, I guess. Though, frankly, I thought After Earth was better (and that wasn't good).VinylGuy wrote:And the funny part was that he wanted to show us he understand the FF genre by framing badly.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, even as a fan of the found footage genre, this move did not suit Shyamalan's talents at all. His directorial composition was always his best quality, and it did NOT translate to this style.VinylGuy wrote:The Visit.
God, this guy used to know how to frame a movie...how to tell a story...why was this one a ¨found footage¨ movie? it doesnt make sense. Pretty boring.
¨LOOK IM DOING THIS WEIRD FRAMING BECAUSE KIDS RIGHT?? IM IN RIGHTTT????
He is so desperate for a hit.
Never saw it. And this movie was a hit because it was very cheap? thats why he went with Blumhouse maybe?
About Blumhouse i might get a meeting with Jason. Im really exited.
LoathedVermin72 wrote:Oh yeah, I never miss an episode. That was a really good one. He seems very passionate and genuine. He has to be the most influential figure in horror right now.VinylGuy wrote:Did you heard the Bret podcast with him? So revealing and uplifting.LoathedVermin72 wrote:That's awesome. He's a really interesting producer; I like what he's doing.VinylGuy wrote:LoathedVermin72 wrote:Well, he got it, I guess. Though, frankly, I thought After Earth was better (and that wasn't good).VinylGuy wrote:And the funny part was that he wanted to show us he understand the FF genre by framing badly.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, even as a fan of the found footage genre, this move did not suit Shyamalan's talents at all. His directorial composition was always his best quality, and it did NOT translate to this style.VinylGuy wrote:The Visit.
God, this guy used to know how to frame a movie...how to tell a story...why was this one a ¨found footage¨ movie? it doesnt make sense. Pretty boring.
¨LOOK IM DOING THIS WEIRD FRAMING BECAUSE KIDS RIGHT?? IM IN RIGHTTT????
He is so desperate for a hit.
Never saw it. And this movie was a hit because it was very cheap? thats why he went with Blumhouse maybe?
About Blumhouse i might get a meeting with Jason. Im really exited.
He produced The Lords of Salem!VinylGuy wrote:LoathedVermin72 wrote:Oh yeah, I never miss an episode. That was a really good one. He seems very passionate and genuine. He has to be the most influential figure in horror right now.VinylGuy wrote:Did you heard the Bret podcast with him? So revealing and uplifting.LoathedVermin72 wrote:That's awesome. He's a really interesting producer; I like what he's doing.VinylGuy wrote:LoathedVermin72 wrote:Well, he got it, I guess. Though, frankly, I thought After Earth was better (and that wasn't good).VinylGuy wrote:And the funny part was that he wanted to show us he understand the FF genre by framing badly.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, even as a fan of the found footage genre, this move did not suit Shyamalan's talents at all. His directorial composition was always his best quality, and it did NOT translate to this style.VinylGuy wrote:The Visit.
God, this guy used to know how to frame a movie...how to tell a story...why was this one a ¨found footage¨ movie? it doesnt make sense. Pretty boring.
¨LOOK IM DOING THIS WEIRD FRAMING BECAUSE KIDS RIGHT?? IM IN RIGHTTT????
He is so desperate for a hit.
Never saw it. And this movie was a hit because it was very cheap? thats why he went with Blumhouse maybe?
About Blumhouse i might get a meeting with Jason. Im really exited.
Pretty much yeah. I want him to produce a big movie. Maybe get a big director like Rob Zombie.
LoathedVermin72 wrote:He produced The Lords of Salem!VinylGuy wrote:LoathedVermin72 wrote:Oh yeah, I never miss an episode. That was a really good one. He seems very passionate and genuine. He has to be the most influential figure in horror right now.VinylGuy wrote:Did you heard the Bret podcast with him? So revealing and uplifting.LoathedVermin72 wrote:That's awesome. He's a really interesting producer; I like what he's doing.VinylGuy wrote:LoathedVermin72 wrote:Well, he got it, I guess. Though, frankly, I thought After Earth was better (and that wasn't good).VinylGuy wrote:And the funny part was that he wanted to show us he understand the FF genre by framing badly.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, even as a fan of the found footage genre, this move did not suit Shyamalan's talents at all. His directorial composition was always his best quality, and it did NOT translate to this style.VinylGuy wrote:The Visit.
God, this guy used to know how to frame a movie...how to tell a story...why was this one a ¨found footage¨ movie? it doesnt make sense. Pretty boring.
¨LOOK IM DOING THIS WEIRD FRAMING BECAUSE KIDS RIGHT?? IM IN RIGHTTT????
He is so desperate for a hit.
Never saw it. And this movie was a hit because it was very cheap? thats why he went with Blumhouse maybe?
About Blumhouse i might get a meeting with Jason. Im really exited.
Pretty much yeah. I want him to produce a big movie. Maybe get a big director like Rob Zombie.But I can't really see him doing a "big" (read: expensive) movie. Seems antithetical to his approach. But I'm okay with that; low budgets allow him to take risks.
I hated it.durdencommatyler wrote:The Martian was a lot of fun.
VinylGuy wrote:I hated it.durdencommatyler wrote:The Martian was a lot of fun.
I mean...those dialogues? Cmon.durdencommatyler wrote:VinylGuy wrote:I hated it.durdencommatyler wrote:The Martian was a lot of fun.
Dialogue didn't bother me.VinylGuy wrote:I mean...those dialogues? Cmon.durdencommatyler wrote:VinylGuy wrote:I hated it.durdencommatyler wrote:The Martian was a lot of fun.
I really loved Following. But if one was going to remake a Chris Nolan film, it should probably be this one.Rangi Guy wrote:Following - it held my interest despite the awful acting
There is no reason for them to be remaking Memento - that film is perfect as it is. How long before Fight Club gets remade?durdencommatyler wrote:I really loved Following. But if one was going to remake a Chris Nolan film, it should probably be this one.Rangi Guy wrote:Following - it held my interest despite the awful acting