you're not getting put into a camp. there are groups who are in real danger of getting put into camps and they're sleeping on benches and under awnings, and you're not gonna say much of anything when they're carried away.
@JamesRehwald@means_tv@Skogur2 This response is so disappointing. Your videos are fine but why do you blow off these criticisms as if they are insane? Yes you have to work but THIS is the company you do PR for. There was no other job that could've used your skills? You speak out of both sides of your mouth man
Because too often it isn't. Just 8% of people in film and TV come from a working-class background compared to 60% from upper-middle-class backgrounds. Journalism has a similar problem. It means the stories of working-class communities are rarely accurately or adequately told.
Hayao Miyazaki didn't go to the #Oscars in 2003 because of his opposition to the catastrophic inhumanity of the Iraq War. if only we could know why he wasn't at the 2024 Oscars either.
Carl Weathers was one of those actors that made every project he touched exponentially better. He knew how to use his celebrity and skill to heighten any role and in turn any project. A perfect example of someone who always knew exactly what kind of performance a film needed
Guillermo Del Toro’s thoughts on how studios force horror directors to compromise suspense for the sake of audience understanding is A+ material.
#FuckThatShit
Scorsese on KotFM’s ending:
All this tragedy ends up as a radio show for entertainment, & as I’m making the picture I realize, too, we’re making entertainment. Therefore the last words had to be spoken by me, taking on the culpability of being part of a culture that is complicit.
The gaming industry has an odd complex atm. They’re disregarding their own in place of a film industry that doesn’t really care about them. They’re like the more successful, little brother still seeking validation from the big brother who was cool in high school.
"I think that's a shame, Bob!"
"Guardians of the Galaxy" actor Sean Gunn questions Bob Iger's salary after the Disney CEO's comments on the Hollywood actors strike.