@MarkSpatny @jamieleecurtis I don’t say there is nothing creative in your process. But what you call creativity, for us, is working under huge constrains. So you calling your jobs more creative than a DOP, feels so wrong. AI is proving it. But if you are the creative head of the snake, you’ll be fine.
@EcranLarge Heu pas d’accord… pour ce genre de films, c’est pas mal du tout. Et pourtant généralement ce genre de films me saoulent, tellement c’est du déjà vu mille fois. Bien moins ennuyeux et répétitif que John Wick par exemple.
@Unitasentis @blurayangel Not really convinced that hundred of guys working night and day on huge computer setups, with raid arrays, servers etc. really are more eco friendly…
@AndrewHodgson3D Anyway, all those techniques are there in the service of the movie. Don’t get caught by the media mayhem, click bait blablabla… is the movie successful in its endeavours or not, that is more important than what painting was used to make it…
@Will_Bower @Gabriel_Aaron28@mrbrianrowe He is always thinking and saying what he thinks. He has become Oppenheimer, and doesn’t need to prove to us how good he is as an actor, just play his part in the movie, be that man. The director is gluing us to his mind, and his emotions.
@Will_Bower @Gabriel_Aaron28@mrbrianrowe I disagree. Incarnation is the goal. Incarnation of the character but also of his emotions. And he did that. That was a subtile performance, and, personally, that’s what I liked the most about it. He doesn’t seem to say a line, never, no matter how hard the line is.
@mrbrianrowe Really? That’s not even questionable. I doubt there’ll be 5 better performances until the end of the year, that could jeopardise that. And I would probably give him the award. At least so far this year, definitely.
@cahierscinema Licorice Pizza, pour moi, c’est un film mineur de PA Anderson. Loin de mon top 5 de l’année, perso. Et pourtant je l’attendais avec impatience.