Bhuvanesh Waran

Why Am I?

[Bhuvanesh Waran @NotTheNarrator]

The VFX Breakdown of my Film " The Adventures of a Dead Double Agent" is out now on Youtube.

https://t.co/5M1q56vMn4

#VFX #VFXbreakdown #shortfilm #film

[Sathya Jyothi Films @SathyaJyothi]

When the evening sky turns gold, a story comes alive. 🌇
A new tale unfolds soon.✨

A timeless legacy embraces a new digital chapter. Coming Soon from Sathya Jyothi Films. ⏳

#SathyaJyothiFilms

[. @HEAVENXO]

never underestimate the power of a great letterboxd 3.5 film.

[patrick. @imPatrickT]

in the 2000s you could throw on a $4.99 DVD bin thriller and it would look like this

[✉️ @seoraehaejun]

I'M ALL IN IDC IDC

[Matt Reeves @mattreevesLA]

Next exit, Gotham... Welcome. 🦇🦇

[Matt Reeves @mattreevesLA]

#SnowTires 🦇

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

40 years of one of the greatest transitions ever put on screen.

“There can be only one.”

Highlander (1986)

[Eashwar Gopala Krishnan @EashwarGKrish]

https://t.co/Z0RSnlJUxf

Directed this official cover version of 'Kanmani', an tamil indie original by @yohaanmanu ✨

Do watch and share your opinions :)

[bot @ranvirxd_]

HOLY FUCKING SHIT KOJIMA

[Space Cowboy (COMMS OPEN) @BattyWanderer]

This shot, man

Ryuta Tasaki at his peak was something else. Absolute cinema.

[Jake the Band the Show the Movie @JakeStaFrm]

I love when directors who mostly make animated stuff make a live action feature, it always looks incredible

[Shadow Knight @shadowknightdk]

grieg fraser was born to do sci-fi epics and blockbusters not a bunch of boring biopics

[Eye On Axis @eyeonaxis]

Apocalyptic landscape, Kuwait, 1991 | Bruno Barbey

[Oliver Dahl @OliverWDahl]

Film stills from a western movie set, photographed on Kodachrome.

Across the Wide Missouri (1951) starring Clark Gable

[Bhuvanesh Waran @NotTheNarrator]

@EashwarGKrish Don't worry, man. We'll change it. Let's keep our hopes and dreams up in the pedestal where nobody can try to destroy it. 🗿

[Eashwar Gopala Krishnan @EashwarGKrish]

Honestly, it’s exhausting to watch so many Tamil films, both recent and upcoming. It feels like they’re all coming from the exact same blueprint. The same trailer cuts, the same staged 'high' moments, the same expressions and emotional beats that are clearly designed to land in a certain way. You can almost predict the rhythm of a film just from its promo or even a poster right now.

What is more disappointing is that this isn’t even being questioned anymore. There’s this quiet acceptance among the producers or trade people or even the makers tbh that this is what works, that this is what the audience wants. So it just keeps getting repeated, over and over, until everything starts blending into each other.

And just because a film becomes a hit and people respond to it, doesn’t mean that we have to keep recreating the same thing again and again. On top of that what is even more disheartening is that seeing creators who actually have something to say, slowly getting pulled into this loop, trying to chase what’s “trending” right now instead of making actual "films" what they genuinely believe in and what they want to make.

Somewhere along the way, i feel the intent behind storytelling feels like it’s slipping. It stops being about curiosity, or honesty, or even risk. It becomes about recreating a reaction that’s already been proven before. It starts to feel a little hollow. It's like, you watch it, maybe even enjoy parts of it, but nothing really stays with you. And that, more than anything, feels like a loss. But i hope and still can see a very few countable number of people who still believe in crafts and aren't chasing trends. Wish that count of people can be increased. I get that this problem of filmmakers following the 'hit trend' is there always, but right now, looking into the business and responses these films get, i feel like "this is what it is".

Just felt like ranting. I could be wrong too, but this is just how I felt. Sorry if it doesn’t align with what some of you think.

[Mark Granza @markgranza]

Kodachrome film was the peak of photography.

[Besk 💿 @BeskInfinity]

Grand Theft Auto 6: RAGE Engine
Resident Evil 9: RE Engine
Death Stranding 2: Decima Engine
Alan Wake 2: Northlight Engine

GOD BLESS IN HOUSE GAMING ENGINES RAHHH

[bailey @baileylikemovie]

TWENTY YEARS OLD directing a movie for A24 starring Renate Reinsve and Chiwetel Ejiofor. What am I doing with my life bro