If Sicariowas working for the cartelwhy didn't he do coke or speed before his missions for that focus and energy?
>>64558930
At that level, drugs are too risky.
He had all the motivation he needed in his dead qt
>>64558930
last time he tried that he ballooned up to 300lbs and trashed two vegas hotel rooms.
Maybe his drug was killing innocent people.
What does Tarantino mean when he says digital projection is the death of cinema and that it's basically like TV in public? What are the cons of digital projection?
Are there actual perceptual differences that make it inferior or is he being a luddite?
he is literally autistic, change disturbs him
He's just a faggot, jesus christ he's so tiresome with his fucking obsessions with feet, black dick and 70mm/film vs digital.
>watching the round table with Ridley Scott, Inarittu, Boyle, Tarantino and the others
>the first thing tarantino says is literally "hurr cinema is dead it died with digital people don't go to pay shitload of money to watch my shitty flicks"
>cue nodding in approval to himself
Fuck this faggot
>>64558594
he's an idiot dolby vision with atmos sound is a billion times better than standard cinema
>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.
>Darabont says, "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 of Walking 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."
He isnt holding back anyway
contd
>In the deposition, he is particularly 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 "pick[ing" ticks off their groin and their ankles at night."
>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 Dead in order to shoot additional footage and put focus in the editing room.
>Darabont says this led to a conversation with Susie Fitzgerald, vp scripted 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."
>Joel Stillerman
Well there's your main problem.
>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.' "
>An AMC spokesperson gave THR this statement about Darabont's testimony: "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's deposition isn't the only testimony to go public.
what will she do now?
Shill her way into movies.
sorry, you can only discuss celebrity gossip on 4chan if it is accompanied by the JUST maymay.
series premiere of Women, 2018
Would anyone be interested in seeing a very accurate potrayal of Genesis, and the life of Christ. My vision is to show "The Word" (hence picture), creation, the spiritual realm creating the physical. The fall of Lucifer and the war in Heaven and the life of Yeshua all subtitled in a divine language, Aramaic and Hebrew. Sorting out the Act structure currently. Ending is done.
I think a realistic portrayal of the life of the historical Jesus would be awesome, but that's not what you're talking about.
>>64558415
I'd rather see the Silmarillion
It actually is. It would have a length prologue though. My idea for the Seraphim is as follows. My vision for Christ is him with his hair tied back, longish beard, very Middle-Eastern/Jewish looking, even a Jewish actor.
best girl?
>that dead eyed blank stare
>that complete lack of intelligence (inb4italian)
nah. Joan and Peggy are much better. Most of Don's mistresses are better than Betty
>>64558190
A 10/10 in terms of looks and a great character in her own right but precisely because she ISN'T alluring, charismatic, or enticing apart from in pic related
In the grand scheme of Mad women; Joan, Rachel Menken, Sylvia and Faye all come first.
>>64559641
Says the pedo.
About to watch this. What am I in for?
>>64558146
two hours of
>muh son!
>>64558146
Great soundtrack, immersive atmosphere and an all around good movie.
Seriously though, fuck bears. They sometimes begin to eat people before finishing them off.
>>64558146
At first you think it will depict Native Americans honestly.
But nope...noble savage shit again.
You are in for lots of painful groans and nice scenery.
What went wrong, /tv/?
>>64558086
Nothing, this is a great movie.
>>64558086
What went wrong?
>>64558086
NOTHING. It's a perfect film.
What's next for his career?
Death
>>64558000
JUST
>>64558000
holy shit thin hair really makes people look older. he looks like he was 70 or something.
ITT: Characters that are literally you.
>>64557936
if her arches were just a little higher...
it was all a meme
I used to read quibbler magazine
fred, george and me up in the quidditch team
moving pictures on my wall
seems like everyday, snake attack, sleeping in the great hall
way back, when I had the red and gold robe and a hat
with a snitch to catch
remember second year, the flying car
whoever thought that two kids would take it that far
now I'm in the wand-light, that lumos tight
time to be afraid, making potion with some nightshade
born wizzer, opposite of a squibba
bertie bott's every flavour beans for dinner
peace to weasleys, seamus, hermoine
still wearing specs, still fucking ginny
still winning cups like you thought I would
same wand, phoenix feather holly wood
it's all good
>>64557910
heh pretty good. I read the entire thing so you didn't waste your time writing it
>>64557910
under rated
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0FQ4Aozlt7D
What went wrong?
2.8 billion, and no franchise. No fanbase. Nada.
Fun director: James Cameron.
Creature design: Wayne Barlowe.
How could it be so culturally ephemeral?
>>64557756
its tech was all that it had going for it +bh
3D doubled ticket costs, it wasn't as popular as it seems
majority of fans were from the 2nd and 3rd world eg abatap
>>64557756
Didn't stick around. In the franchise dominated flickscape, only sequels and spin offs can make it in the public memory. Stand alones have to be incredibly memorable and this one just wasn't. I liked it but only ever saw it three times (3D, 2D theater, DVD) to gauge how good it really was. Nothing really memorable. Yeah, bitch about quips all day but a memorable line keeps people talking.
>my wife's son
i didn't know hollywood lurks here to make movies based on memes
>>64557759
TDKR was paradoxically inspired by the meme it created, when Nolan travelled forwards in time using a black hole, thereby inspiring him to create Interstellar soon after.
>>64557708
>groceries in a brown paper bag
Is there literally anywhere that still does this? And I mean in America, I don't care if some third world hellhole does.
>Thread archived.
>You cannot reply anymore.
>404 not found
What's the point of even visiting this board? Literally every fun thread is shut down in a matter of minutes.
What do you want me to do? Discuss the plots and characters of television shows.
B-O-R-I-N-G
Where do you think we are, m8?
Anyone else feel really really bad for /lit/? They're going mainstream with the /v/eddit meme crowd like OP because of that book they made
is anywhere safe on this site??
>fun threads
You must be 12, I can't possibly imagine what sort of fun you could get from seeing literally the same things posted over and over by the same unfunny literal aspies
Never seen a thread on this one, what did people think?
My feels were not ready for this film ;..;.
>>64557424
Enjoyable film. The book was pretty good as well.
Relentlessly inauthentic. I understand that the film is about an insufferable character denying his own identity, but that doesn't mean the film can't have its own identity, consistently and unironically. By my count the film contained two genuine moments: Earl talking to Rachel like a human being, free of Greg's sarcasm and cultural references; and Greg's mom watching him leave for prom.
I cried like a little bitch. My poor sickfu...
His movie at the end was pure trash tho.
