Just wait until you see the outrage when the audience and cast find out together that their heist is only 70-percent of the original take.
Just wait until you see the outrage when the audience and cast find out together that their heist is only 70-percent of the original take.
That's gold.
I do like female chick lead roles in action movies where there is a strong man as the supporting role. When Scarlett Johanssen or Angelie Jolie are doing those roles where they shoot up the place and killing people. I love those kinda flicks.
Dirty and HairyNext, the gays will push out the women as the alternative gender recasting chick flick classics.
Thelman & Louis
A League of Their Bone
Thsteel Magnoliaths
Sperms of Endearment
Titandic
Red Sonja?
That's gold.
I do like female chick lead roles in action movies where there is a strong man as the supporting role. When Scarlett Johanssen or Angelie Jolie are doing those roles where they shoot up the place and killing people. I love those kinda flicks.
Thoughts?
No matter how many Social Justice Warriors try to run this PC shit down our throats, I will never spend one effing dollar on any "all-female" movie unless it's lesbian porn.
Let me guess. Melissa McCarthy, right?
They are trying really hard to turn that bitch into Chris Farley and it ain't gonna work.
No McCarthy. Mostly good actresses. Blanchett, Lawrence, Bullock (I said mostly). I don't have a problem with it. Nor do I think it's Pc. Actresses in Hollywood have been fighting for years to get the same kind of billing as their male counterparts. How many thousands of movies over the years have had all male casts? It's not even questioned. A couple movies with strong femal leads come out and everyone loses their minds. If it works, meaning makes money, then it will become the norm. And people will come to accept it. If it doesn't then it will pass. Studios only care about making money. They are all ran by rich white dudes whose only agenda is making more c-notes. Ever heard of Agnes Varda? Probably not. One of the best film makers of her generation. Made some masterpieces. Didn't make any money though. So no one ever complained about Varda's feminist films.
Just wait until you see the outrage when the audience and cast find out together that their heist is only 70-percent of the original take.
Ever heard of Agnes Varda? Probably not. One of the best film makers of her generation. Made some masterpieces. Didn't make any money though.
Nope. Luis Bunuel, Andre Tarkovsky, Yasujiro Ozu, Robert Bresson, Michelangelo Antonioni, Max Ophuls, all masters that I'm quite certain you've never heard of. I could list many many more. But cinephiles like myself know all their works. Film makers like myself know all their works."Masterpieces" that no one has ever heard of and that didn't make any money? Ok. Think we might be laying the hyperbole on a little strong here bud.
Oscar nod haha She does have a following. Agnes Varda is considered by many to be the grand mother of the French new wave. She was a left bank film maker so her style and approach differs from the right bank auteurs like Godard or Truffaut. She is still considered nouvelle vague. She's not one of my favorites but she was definitely a pioneer and an important piece of cinema history. Check out Cléo de 5 à 7 (Cléo from 5 to 7) (1961). It's probably her most well known work and her best in my opinion. Le Bonheur is a visually stunning master work that won the grand jury prize at the Berlin film festival in 1965. Her documentary The Gleaners and I was voted the 8th best documentary of all time by sight and sound. I don't expect you to know of her or of anyone of real significance outside of the usual suspects.So is it a masterpiece due to technical abilities? I feel fairly certain that a "masterpiece" in terms of art or a movie can usually be appreciated by enough people so that it doesn't remain obscure. I'm not saying it'll be a massive blockbuster with the general public but I would imagine at the very least a cult following or an oscar nod or some such every now and then.
Oscar nod haha She does have a following. Agnes Varda is considered by many to be the grand mother of the French new wave. She was a left bank film maker so her style and approach differs from the right bank auteurs like Godard or Truffaut. She is still considered nouvelle vague. She's not one of my favorites but she was definitely a pioneer and an important piece of cinema history. Check out Cléo de 5 à 7 (Cléo from 5 to 7) (1961). It's probably her most well known work and her best in my opinion. Le Bonheur is a visually stunning master work that won the grand jury prize at the Berlin film festival in 1965. Her documentary The Gleaners and I was voted the 8th best documentary of all time by sight and sound. I don't expect you to know of her or of anyone of real significance outside of the usual suspects.
"Le Bonheur" sounds like one of interest. U may be on to something there.