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How did Breaking Bad do everything so right?
It appealed to the reddit fan base
hey let Cranston eye fuck the camera
Hey lets make an episode about the fly
>>64567701
They kept things simple.
>>64567701
Hello reddit
Did you weep when he perished?
>>64567617
River Phoenix >>> Brandis
>>64567821
Sidekicks > My Own Private Idaho
>>64567617
>he
Looks like a chick to me.
>"Oh, I don't care what universe you're from - that's gotta hurt!"
>implying there's more than one universe
Star Wars multiverse confirmed?
>>64567605
Multiverse confirmed in general. In some dimension, Star Wars is actually happening.
>>64567605
If and when Disney wants more money and starts publishing stuff in the Legends continuity.
another universe is actually hell
Me, I drive.
Was it autism?
>>64567497
He never once says this
Gone in 60 Seconds is better
Will this movie ever be topped?
KANE?
Rebel Without a Cause
Sorcerer
Miami Vice
I've barely watched any films in my life. What would you consider to be essential?
>>64567401
Problem Child 2
lost highway
The Conversation (1974)
ITT: directors with no actual talent
OP are you ready for the incoming hothead posts?
>>64567332
SOMEONE GET THIS HOTHEAD OUTTA HERE!
he has some talent
he just can't tie the narrative and characterizations to his concepts and their themes. he also really should stop writing dialogue, holy shit. he's almost lucas-tier in that regard now..
at least he tries though and can get legitimately inspired (tdkr excluded), ill take that over abrams or david oh no russell any day of the week
Anyone catch the first four episodes of this?
I like the demons, and the fact that the elf gets NTR'd in ep 4 and apparently raped in ep 5.
no one?
well fuck y'all then
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDu0ac8K8n0
I did. I thought it was alright. And filming it in New Zealand was a good idea because they could save money on sets. Because this screen is actually something you might see in parts of NZ if the people playing the parts weren't white.
Hello.
I've just come over from Reddit to ask if you could put together a list of your 5 favourite films.
Thanks, chaps.
Do you people even watch film?
I hate you guys!
kino
Why didn't they just adapt this?
>>64567192
Not bland enough for Marvel Wars
>>64567192
Luke, did I ever tell you about Luuke? He was a good friend.
>>64567192
Because the time for that came and went a long time ago. The primary three actors are way too old now to be the leads.
AND WE'LL SEND YOU GLAD TIDINGS FROM NEW YORK
OPEN UP YOUR EYES SO YOU MAY SEE
Out of all the people who died on this show, who deserved it the most?
>>64567115
Should've killed Jimmy's little shit son too.
>>64567153
Richie
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/walking-dead-creator-frank-darabonts-852491
JANUARY 06, 2016
by Eriq Gardner
'Walking Dead' Creator Frank Darabont's Deposition Unsealed: "We Had Crisis-Level Problems"
What was the official reason for his firing? Darabont reveals the answer in scorching testimony that rips AMC executives.
In a newly unsealed deposition given in his big profits lawsuit against AMC, ousted The Walking Dead creator Frank Darabont holds nothing back, blasting executives at the cable network for hiding in air-conditioned offices, explaining how he had to manage a crisis at the beginning of the second season of the hit zombie show and discussing the "concocted" reasons for his firing.
Darabont and his agents at CAA arepursuing claims that AMC breached his contract and deprived him of tens of millions of dollars in profits from the hit series by making a sweetheart deal licensing the show to itself. Most recently, the case has turned its attention to whether AMC rightfully reduced his profit share as he left the show in the middle of the second season. Darabont claims he rendered showrunner services on all second-season episodes.
In his deposition, obtained by The Hollywood Reporter,Darabont talks about the early days of the show, saying that despite the massive ratings success of Walking Dead, AMC created budget problems for the series. (Read the court documentshere.)
cont.
>>64567045
Darabontsays, "I remember Joel Stillerman [president of original programming and development for AMC], in a meeting in my office, when we were all discussing the issues of the upcoming season, we said to him, 'Surely that the success of the show, which, by the way, you guys are bragging about because we keep getting e-mails saying, 'Hey, we're breaking viewership records in 120 countries around the world by hundreds of percent, in some countries by over 1,000%,' at the same time we're hearing how successful the show is for you, you're telling us that this, this budget issue is not going to budge at all. And he said, 'The success of the show has no bearing on this discussion,' in a rather icy manner."
According to Darabont, AMC cut the budget "from 3.4 to 3," referring to the millions it takes to produce episodes ofWalking Dead.
"That was bad enough, but then they dropped the bomb on us that, oh by the way, they're keeping the tax credit," he testified. "They're going to pocket the tax credit. So, between the two you've got a full 25% cut across the board."
Darabont said this hurt the cast and crew, who he described as "busting their butts, leaving it all on the field, to earn."
In the deposition, he isparticularly harsh on AMC executives.
"When they did rarely show up on the [Georgia-based] set, [they] would ... drive in from the airport in their air conditioned car, race into the air conditioned tent we had there so the actors could have a break and not pass out from the heat, poke their heads out on occasion, and half an hour later jump back in their car and fly back to their air conditioned office in New York. I had a tremendous lack of respect for them."
Darabont thinks the AMC executives should have "put on some combat boots" to see the cast and crew working in 110-degree heat and "picking" ticks off their groin and their ankles at night."
cont.
>>64567092
The problems escalated, according to Darabont, who said he was managing "crisis-level problems arising on the first episode of the second season."
The footage turned in by the director for that episode wasn't up to snuff, he says, so he told the executives that he would have to step away from the writers' room, where they were attempting to develop the latter episodes of the second season of Walking Deadin order to shoot additional footage and put focus in the editing room.
Darabontsays this led to a conversation withSusie Fitzgerald,vpscripted programming. He asked her whether she agreed with this approach. He recalls her saying, "Absolutely I agree with your assessment. You have to do the crisis management. I understand that that's going to delay those scripts coming in by three weeks."
Later, Fitzgerald apparently denied having the conversation.
Darabont said her denial floored him.
"So, she out and out just lied to my face in front of everybody," he testified. "I can prove that because after the meeting I went back to the editing room to tell my editor to finish up a few things there that day anyway that needed finishing and to tell my editor what had happened."
As for why Darabont says he was fired, executives "concocted" a reason, he testified.
"They accused me of not having directors tone meetings," he said, referring to the way in which a showrunner is supposed to sit down with each director of each episode to go over the script — scene by scene — and convey the tone of the show. "And I said, 'That's absolutely not true, I have had a directors tone meeting with every single director this season.' "
cont.
>>64567124
Though his attorneys now argue he played a role on all the second season episodes, Darabont did acknowledge during his examination that he wasn't providing full-time showrunner services after July 27, 2011.
An AMC spokesperson gaveTHRthis statement about Darabont'stestimony: "Frank Darabont has made it clear that he has strong opinions about AMC and the events that led to his departure from The Walking Dead. The reality is that he has been paid millions of dollars under the terms of his contract, which we honored, and we will continue to vigorously defend against this lawsuit."Darabont'sdeposition isn't the only testimony to go public.
Glen Mazzara, who once worked on The Shield before becoming Darabont's top lieutenant on Walking Dead,taking over theshowrunningduties in the middle of the second season before leaving after the third, also testifies.
Asked whether AMC treated Darabont unfairly, Mazzara answered yes.
Mazzara added,"I believe that Frank was executing his responsibilities and duties as showrunner and there was a personal rift between [Walking Deadco-creator Robert] Kirkmanand Darabont and between Darabont and the AMC executives, and that when the material for the finale came in and Frank said I need some time to figure out a plan of how to pursue this and what we're going to re-shoot and what it will take to do this, AMC was unwilling to give him that time to solve the issue and they let him go without notifying him that he was, that the issues were that series. That if he did not appropriately solve these issues, he was about to be fired."
Darabontwas performing his responsibilities, said Mazzaro — delivering scripts, being in touch with the cast, dealing with department heads, even securing use of the famous "Hershel Greene farm" when a religious family who owned it didn't want to let AMC film there because of an objection to the content of the zombie drama.
cont.
>this nigga 36 years old
>looks like he's 50
why?
>>64567010
Because it's the 60s and everyone smoked a pack of cigarettes a day and drank liberally at work before returning home and eating a whole steak smothered in butter. People in high stress jobs like him had heart attacks at 50 routinely.
>>64567010
he's 44 dumbass
>>64568063
Don not Jon
Joy is even better the second time around. The first time around, the detractors' contrasting arguments (it's "messy", it's incomprehensible, it's a lot of "empty style") didn't make sense to me. As a movie viewer going in for a well-told yarn, you get really caught up in this story of a lone female warrior taking on the patriarchal world.
>>64566885
>snow
>no breath, clearly filmed in the summer
>>64566885
I honestly liked the movie a lot.
I dont understand why so many people disliked it.
>>64567375
>I dont understand why so many people disliked it.
Two words. First one begins with a 'j', second with an 'l'.
ITT: the best of 2015
More like Kodi Shit-McPhee
>>64566871
Were the french africans really there?
>>64566971
it doesn't matter, it's a fairy tale
