Yea ima have to peep that viggo flick, and i still need to see inside llewyn davis.
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I saw the bluray rip.
i'm not a blind buyer so I have to peep first before i buy
my girl liked it too and she has no attention span
Do you know that story about how Viggo actually deflected a dagger that was thrown at him with his sword in a scene in LOTR fellowship?
yeah, I do the same thing, I love a film maker who has an eye for visuals, I think it's why I love Ridley Scott so much too but I don't think anyone will come close to Kubrick's talent and perfectionism.
shyt is crazy. A lot of the interior scenes were lit with candles and Kubrick brought in lenses from NASA
It's close to becoming my favorite Kubrick film.
I seen Scorsese's Who's That Knocking At My Door, his first film. I really liked it. As you might expect it's very raw and rough around the edges. Poor sound, suspect acting besides Keitel but it still has that trademark Scorsese energy. It definitely feels like a good companion piece to Mean Streets. Lots of Catholic angst over sex.
It's also quite experimental in places. Definitely big Bergman and Antonioni influces in there. Not a masterpiece or anything but still very interesting.
There's also these scenes with Keitel talking to his girl about John Wayne that feels like it straight up fathered Tarantino's whole style.
Yes, the entirety of the film was filmed using completely natural lighting. shyt blows my mind how that changes how a film looks completely. Surprised more people haven't done it actually...shyt is crazy. A lot of the interior scenes were lit with candles and Kubrick brought in lenses from NASA
It's close to becoming my favorite Kubrick film.
I seen Scorsese's Who's That Knocking At My Door, his first film. I really liked it. As you might expect it's very raw and rough around the edges. Poor sound, suspect acting besides Keitel but it still has that trademark Scorsese energy. It definitely feels like a good companion piece to Mean Streets. Lots of Catholic angst over sex.
It's also quite experimental in places. Definitely big Bergman and Antonioni influces in there. Not a masterpiece or anything but still very interesting.
There's also these scenes with Keitel talking to his girl about John Wayne that feels like it straight up fathered Tarantino's whole style.
I Love Scorsese, I don't think I've seen that film in particular though I'm gonna have to definitely peep it because i fukking love mean streets
shyt is crazy. A lot of the interior scenes were lit with candles and Kubrick brought in lenses from NASA
It's close to becoming my favorite Kubrick film.
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i read barry lyndon had a 300 day shooting scheduled
that's almost a full year
all his flicks are so far ahead of their time visually i'm convinced dude was an alien
i read barry lyndon had a 300 day shooting scheduled
that's almost a full year
all his flicks are so far ahead of their time visually i'm convinced dude was an alien
see, directors just don't give a fukk enough to go through that much fukking trouble, but god damn, it translated into incredible movies. I really don't think we'll ever get another visual master craftsman like that in our lifetime.
I have to say though, I really love what Emmanuel Lubezki is doing
Ricky Church
Stole Timberlake's Spaceship-Coupe
Halloween II (1981)
watching this right now. dope flick
The scene where Jeff Bridges' girl gets confronted by Joan Cusack is creepy as hell...
DaveyDave
Superstar
loved that movie when it came out i think my old man watched it and i used to just watch whatever he liked. i watched it again sometimes last year, has a lot of
moments, typical American action movie for the time IMO still good tho. bout to watch The Purge Anarchy in a few minutes
DaveyDave
Superstar
i never watched any of those except the first
but from that video it looks like Van Damme was the best martial artist out of the lot. which is saying a lot lol
