Shame on Variety for promoting a piece of digital equipment as an "actor":
https://t.co/bgZ3KGoBoA
But it will make an interesting case study on digital rights - e.g. I predict "Norwood" will make her pornographic debut by the end of the year.
This is such a slippery-slope: the "safest way" to make a movie would be to never leave the studio; and it can be made more "affordable" without movie stars, a large crew, post-production staff...
https://t.co/MEeA4C8ClO
"Blades of the Guardian: Wind Rises in the Desert" is a highly entertaining historical Chinese fantasy...it races forward like a lost firetruck.
https://t.co/lVMgX14dhY
#bladesoftheguardian
Theatrical releases provide scarcity - there's only so many seats in any theatre / cineplex/ city - and scarcity creates demand in a way streaming never can.
#backrooms
One of the best stop-motion animation films I've ever seen, with artistic / appropriate production design. (Not sure I "get" the story).
https://t.co/cjd1UEWyZ6
Its no wonder it won the Oscar.
#thegirlwhocriedpearls
Still the best 1-2 punch of teaser and trailer in the last 20 years:
https://t.co/41R2uZeSva
https://t.co/17pX8hQqGR
(Having Oscar nominated cinematographer Seamus McGarvey helps too).
#godzilla2014#MMM
Its good to hear families are going back to theatres, but unfortunate that "The Bride" poor box office might dissuade major studios from bankrolling auteur fare.
#TheBride#Hoppers
Hadda chance to review a media screening of "Forbidden City" - an interesting mix of Italian crime-drama and Chinese martial arts action that struggles to switch back and forth.
https://t.co/lJ8W2XOMGF
#forbiddencity
If Ellison and Son are smart, they will position Paramount SkyDance Warners Discovery as the saviour of theatrical distribution - double-down on using cinemas as your biweekly "distribution system",
just like in the Golden Age of Hollywood (to stretch a point).
Alotta buzz on this one:
https://t.co/Cz7b5Zippy
I've said before that the first domino to fall in AI film production will be the "good enough" scenes e.g. cartoonish Shrek, or hyper-realistic Spider-Man. We're coming to an end ... or is it a beginning?