Do you take a director's or actor's personal life into account when deciding whether you watch their work?
For example, if there was a director that brutally slaughtered a man and two innocent little children and went on to make several films afterwards, would you watch them?
>>64617354
I don't watch his flicks because their shit, couldn't care if he kicked a kid down a flight of stairs, let alone killed a few of them.
>>64617472
Whose? My example is strictly hypothetical.
>>64617354
He has such a punchable face
>>64617354
Are they jewish?
>>64617354
Wasnt his fault/
>>64617354
No. Otherwise my movie collection would be bare. So would by bookshelf and music collection. It's best not to know anyone whose work you like.
>>64617354
John "That's what the insurance is for" Landis
>>64618323
Landis is Jewish. But so was Vic Morrow so it evens out. Of course that means his daughter Jennifer Jason Leigh is too, and that's a bummer.
>muh privacy
My ex always disparaged Woody Allen for being a child rapist, talking about how she could never enjoy any of his films based on how fucked up he was.
I still won't give ever give enough of a fuck to stop enjoying Sleeper, or really any of his movies that I like.
No, I love rosemary's baby.
>>64617472
American Werewolf in London is completely based
>>64617354
I certainly do not take personal lives into account, so long as the movie is good I have no issue with seperating the man from the work.
Nah
>>64618421
and
>>64618483
tbqh
go to bed now Maxwell.
