“The guy (Ridley Scott) only made a few good movies and acts like he’s one of the greats”
The Guy:
- A L I E N
- Blade Runner
- Thelma & Louise
- Gladiator
- Kingdom of Heaven (director’s cut)
- Matchstick Men
- Black Hawk Down
- The Martian
The shit you read in the internet 😆
I consider this scene as the litmus test of parenting.
If you interpret it as anything other than "I love my child so much that I'm willing to die to shield him from the evils of society until he's mature enough to handle them" you're just an apathetic imbecile.
Nolan eligió rodar Batman Begins en 35 mm y no con cámaras digitales. Para él, la película captura una textura y una luz que el formato digital no puede igualar.
The obsession with CGI de-aging needs to end. Let actors age. If a story needs a younger version of someone, cast an actor who actually looks the part instead of turning a real human face into a glossy digital mask. Good casting still works.
Lens flare’s not over used. Abrams said it about his own use of it. And maybe don’t go to Snyder as an example, seeing as his films are hyper real, look like garbage and aren’t what most films look like.
The lens flare obsession got so bad that even J.J. Abrams eventually admitted he’d gone too far. He once joked that his problem was “with light,” and honestly, when the flare starts competing with the actors for screen time, the point has been made.
What a startlingly original point. No one been saying this since the 80s. It’s not true of all films and the example here is a fucking tv show. Fuck this AI junk account.
Modern movies cut so fast you barely get time to look at the frame. Shot, reverse shot, close-up, cut, repeat, with half the background blurred into oblivion. Older films trusted wider compositions and let actors exist in the same space.