Yeah. Rotating directors formula has worked well. They should have let McQuarrie do Jack reacher 2 instead.
Fri Nov 20, 2015 10:06 am
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they just kept rotating director until they found the best one
_________________ I Watch Films, But... In a word, I think that, far from favoring directors’ formal inventiveness, widescreen, instead, stifles it. It is, I’m more and more persuaded, if not the only, at least the main culprit for the expressive poverty of the image today. - Eric Rohmer Vimeo / / / Flickr
_________________ I Watch Films, But... In a word, I think that, far from favoring directors’ formal inventiveness, widescreen, instead, stifles it. It is, I’m more and more persuaded, if not the only, at least the main culprit for the expressive poverty of the image today. - Eric Rohmer Vimeo / / / Flickr
I actually wouldn't mind it if they gave a new director a shot with the Millennium trilogy, since Finchels only did an okay-ish job with the first one, although Rooney can feel free to stay onboard as the lead, however.
_________________ I Watch Films, But... In a word, I think that, far from favoring directors’ formal inventiveness, widescreen, instead, stifles it. It is, I’m more and more persuaded, if not the only, at least the main culprit for the expressive poverty of the image today. - Eric Rohmer Vimeo / / / Flickr
Said Iervolino, “Memento has been consistently ranked as one of the best films of its decade. People who’ve seen Memento 10 times still feel they need to see it one more time. This is a quality that we feel really supports and justifies a remake. The bar is set high thanks to the brilliance or Christopher Nolan, but we wouldn’t want it any other way.”
You know, that reasoning is...well, maybe those people who have seen Nolan's Memento 10 times and want to see it again only want to see Nolan's version. Also, what I copied from the article you linked would suggest that Iervolino speaks in typos. "...thanks to the brilliance or Christopher Nolan..." unless he's setting up a conditional where another person's brilliance, or that of Christopher Nolan is being lauded. Just saying.
Rollerball! Rollerball! Rollerball!
Who knows, it might be as good as The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008). Or it might be as good as The Maltese Falcon (1941).
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