Fall Fabian: Das klingt bisher nach der ungünstigsten Einlassung, die man sich von Gina H. hätte vorstellen können. Scheint, als hätten selbst ihre Anwälte sie aufgegeben.
Why does Christopher Nolan's THE ODYSSEY immediately enters and incites discourse while Ari Aster's EDDINGTON which is trying so hard to replicate online discourse doesn't manage to do that on that level? (Because it bombed - then why did it bomb.)
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The scene with Austin Butler at the house seems so badly edited it feels there must exist a better version of this scene. #Eddington (it is not great from begin with)
Why does Ari Aster hate homeless people so much? (Or is he simply afraid of them?) #Eddington#BeauIsAfraid (In the former, "evil"/disruption comes into town with the homeless person banging at the bar.
Ari Aster can't shoot a "normal" /relationship scene or make a scene "real" (or a flat in its production design). The first scene with the sheriff and his wife around min 10 is shot in awkward/distant angles like from so who doesn't know where to look at.
The scene in #Eddington just repeats the things he heard at the demo, but with youtfuhl conviction, could have been so great. Instead, it is played for a not so funny punchline.
Ari Aster's movies would probably be completely boring if he didn't shoot them in such an awkward way. Or let's say that applies to some of the scenes. Other sequences of his would be much better more grounded in reality.