Whiplash 2014 film

[FlyRy]

i have too much food on my plate brehs i don't know which meal to consume first, Selma, Whiplash, Inherent Vice, American Sniper, Big Hero 6, The Drop, where do I begin first?

whiplash, selma, the drop, big hero 6

cuz ive seen all those the past few days. lol

gonna peep IV tomorrow and I might wait on sniper

 

[Ari Gold Bawse]

rewatched the final scene like 5 times

on second thoughts and watching the other oscar leaks this film might be the best

i have too much food on my plate brehs i don't know which meal to consume first, Selma, Whiplash, Inherent Vice, American Sniper, Big Hero 6, The Drop, where do I begin first?

dont forget Birdman and The Gambler, we are eating good

 

[Pool_Shark]

Am I the only that got fooled each time Fletcher played the nice guy?

 

[BXKingPin82]

just watched the very last scene again.

in that last moment when andrew and fletcher lock eyes, you could see flecther says something but you aren't sure because the camera stays close up on his eyes... but whatever it was it was enough to make andrew smile.

i'd like to think he finally said "good job".

Probably the dopest part of the whole flik

J.Jonah Jameson hit em with the "you got the Juice now kid!"

 

[BXKingPin82]

Am I the only that got fooled each time Fletcher played the nice guy?

Nah
cause from jump he was tryna bring the beast up outa that kid
and he wouldnt let up either
when they was at the bar he even (basically) broke the psychological shyt down to him
that was a ill ass movie straight up

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Just got done watching it

JK Simmons aka White Samuel L Jackson



He deserves that Oscar, brehs.

 

[robb]

say man there's already a thread on this flick breh.

 

[klutch2381]

Loved it. Best film I've seen of the 2014 lot. Ultimately, the driving force of the film is this shared ideal of greatness between Andrew and Fletcher -- everyone else is a human set piece to either bare witness to greatness, or be sacrificed for its sake. There's lil' things I like about this film like how the opening credits are the drum roll Andrew plays in the end. I also really enjoyed the scene in the lounge between Andrew and Fletcher, because it setups up the ending nicely. I've read where people have said Fletcher would never butcher a performance on purpose. Yes, yes he would (i.e. Any monkey can conduct). He told you he would. He'd do anything or go to any length if he thought it would produce a "great." When Andrew is about to leave with his dad it's either Andrew recalled what Fletcher said about how Bird/a great would never get discouraged, and Fletcher was right in stating so. Dude went out and went bonkers.

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

say man there's already a thread on this flick breh.

Also at the dualities of Paul Reiser from 'My 2 Dads' playing his dad. Because he has two dads in this movie.

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

Just got done watching it

JK Simmons aka White Samuel L Jackson



He deserves that Oscar, brehs.

This was the first time I was actually able to separate him from being that piece of shyt, Vern Schilinger

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

This was the first time I was actually able to separate him from being that piece of shyt, Vern Schilinger

Not even J.Jonah Jameson, breh?

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

Not even J.Jonah Jameson, breh?

Nope. Just a comic book Vern to me

Even the Farmer's Insurance commercials had me seeing that slimy bastid

 

[We Ready]

Why don't drummers wear gloves?


Was Teller really playing?

 

[Adam3000]

Why don't drummers wear gloves?


Was Teller really playing?

He didn't record the audio tracks, but he was doing real drumming when filming trying to keep up with the recorded tracks

Its a strong testament to the direction and editing that it is tough to tell that he isn't actually doing the audio track

He had a bit of drumming experience and went through a 2 month boot camp to help him learn jazz technique so he could at least be competent enough to get enough camera shots of him hitting the skins

 

[We Ready]

He didn't record the audio tracks, but he was doing real drumming when filming trying to keep up with the recorded tracks

Its a strong testament to the direction and editing that it is tough to tell that he isn't actually doing the audio track

He had a bit of drumming experience and went through a 2 month boot camp to help him learn jazz technique so he could at least be competent enough to get enough camera shots of him hitting the skins

:ldusure:


Now about them gloves