I don’t care about the interpol comparison but I remember watching the take me out music video as a kid and restarting the song once the intro ended cause I didn’t like the rest as much
originally they were going to premiere the chris hansen movie at Cannes but they couldn't find any judges in France who understood why you'd want to catch a predator
I love critiques like this. Yeah man, the characters say things that are in contrast to what's shown on screen there's definitely no meaning to infer there
The people watching this and cheering love movies more than pretentious cinephiles ever could. They are so happy they physically can’t contain themselves. Had Paul Thomas Anderson, Christopher Nolan, or Martin Scorsese ever done that for anyone?
guys like pta, wes anderson, and tarantino still shoot on film because they aren’t talented enough to make beautiful images with digital technology — celluloid is a sort of crutch for them
Matt Damon says he and Ben Affleck sold the “Good Will Hunting” screenplay for $600K, thought they were set for life, and needed another job just a year later
Matt Damon: “When we sold Good Will Hunting, when we sold the screenplay, we thought that was absolutely it.”
“We were like broke a year later.”
“We sold the screenplay for 600 grand.”
“Which was just so much more money than either of us had ever considered.”
“We split it.”
“After taxes and agent, lawyer, and all that stuff… we were down under 150 each.”
“The first thing we did was buy brand new Jeep Grand Cherokees.”
“We were renting this place in L.A.”
“It didn’t take long for us to be like…”
“‘Dude, we gotta get another job.’”
It never ceases to amaze me that Eli Roth has fans. He’s never made anything good; the lone bright spot in his career is replacing Adam Sandler in Inglorious Basterds. He has all the loathsome bits people hate about Tarantino with none of the skill or talent