More parents need to realise not everything violent is going to traumtise your kid. Movies like this, books originally made for under 12s but now are seen differently, other movies with conflict. They are needed to shown and not sanitize everything they get to see
The cgi thing gets me specially. Filmmaking is like stage magic, as long as the end result wows the audience and you don't hurt anyone, who cares how it was achieved? Films are faking stuff by default
Seeing all these Eric Bauza stories from his close friends is heart wrenching, but also inspiring. The fact that one man made such a difference in so many lives is aspirational.
Be a good person, keep bettering yourself, be the change you wanna see.
Watching Dropout to prep for You Can See Everything. All they're doing is improv and rolling 20 sided dice, when the hell does Elizabeth Holmes come out
He’s genuinely broken up about it, you can hear it in his voice, I feel so upset for Dan for feeling such pain, and I’m also sad that we lost one of the best people in the industry, he clearly had so much talent that can never be replaced…RIP Eric Bauza
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If you need proof of JUST HOW MUCH Eric Bauza loved his work; look no further than this clip. When the axe fell down on 'Coyote vs Acme', Eric stood on the world stage and decried his employer in front of them, risking his career for the art form, his peers, and the fans.
He spent so much time advocating for the Looney Tunes, and supporting the release of all their projects.
It’s poetic that the final film he’s worked on is another Looney Tunes project he helped save; one about Bugs himself retiring.
Releasing this film would be a great tribute.