Darren DeBari Movie Discussion

The Basics of Filmmaking This short film is based upon the Independent Filmmaking course I used to teach at Ocean County College in NJ years back. #Independentfilmmaking #Screenwriting #Cinematography #Editing #Producing #ScoutingLocations

@QuintsVessel That film is a gem. Them not getting along probably helped.

By most accounts the production of this film was anything but smooth and Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfuss absolutely hated each other. Regardless of the chaos, a brilliant cult comedy was born. #NowWatching What About Bob? (1991)

@bxlewi1 Love it!

@DarrenDebari Fun fact. I memorized the entire script and can rattle it off from any point in the movie. It’s my most useless superpower.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan first aired on HBO 43 years ago. I had seen it twice in the movie theater but the morning it aired we all got up early and Mom made a great breakfast and we all watched it. A nice family memory! #HBO #StarTrek #WilliamShatner #Spock #Family #Khan

@DCD074 Absolutely👍

@DarrenDebari KKKKHHHHAAAANNNN!!!!…. Shatner at his best :)

@Pdaug44 Truth!

@DarrenDebari One of the greatest sci-fi movies in history.

@BagmanCFO Agreed!

@DarrenDebari The giant Ceti Alpha tick going into Checkov’s ear was nasty.

@delta_rat Awesome!

@DarrenDebari In a couple weeks I am going to a screening of Khan in the theater and Shatter is coming out afterwards for one of his talks. 👍

@monocledrop 👍❤️

@RussLarson Mine, too👍

@DarrenDebari It still tops my list. 🖖

@AaronWr38901883 Cool!

@DarrenDebari I was the third person in line to see this movie on opening day in 1982

@absinthe1021 I remember that episode he was in. Sadly, he passed away too young.

I also remember seeing it on HBO waaaay back in the day. Rewatched it just recently and am of the opinion that not only is it the best Star Trek film (duh!), it’s one of the finest sci-fi movies ever made. Side note: Started watching The Next Generation recently, and in one of the first season episodes whom did I spy? None other than Merritt Butrick.

@ShaneDa60900314 That was 43 years ago but I can tell you the eggs, sausage and French toast was top notch😀😀

@DarrenDebari What was the breakfast?

@nicholas_whaley Yes👍

@DarrenDebari Truly, an awesome family memory...

@DannyDrinksWine And still it’s my favorite Indiana Jones movie.

Steven Spielberg explains why he didn't like 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom' (1984) & why he felt he was fated to make the movie: “I wasn’t happy with 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom' (1984) at all. It was too dark, too subterranean, & much too horrific. I thought it out-poltered 'Poltergeist' (1982). There’s not an ounce of my own personal feeling in 'Temple of Doom'. I look back and I say, ‘Well, the greatest thing that I got out of that movie was I met Kate Capshaw. We were married years later that to me was the reason I was fated to make 'Temple of Doom'.” ("Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom: An Oral History", Paul Bullock, Medium, 2017)

@cmullis1209 Awesome!

@DarrenDebari I saw it twice in on the day it premiered in the theaters

@IanChadNCC1701D Definitely👍

@DarrenDebari Still unmatched.

@mikemoviez Great film and performance by Harrison Ford. I can’t believe this was the only time he was nominated for an Oscar.

Now watching for the first time: WITNESS [1985] Directed by Peter Weir

@QuintsVessel @AdamSandler Nice one👍

In a world of impressive Criterion hauls it’s crucial to recognize the importance of acquiring an out of print dvd of Airheads (1994)🤘😁 #PhysicalMedia💿

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory works because of its score, dark humor and most of all Gene Wilder’s maniacal and hilarious performance. Also great support by a delightful Jack Albertson. A perfect movie to watch for Easter week. #WillyWonka #GeneWilder #Musical #DarkHumor

@gizmololz @QuintsVessel Such a solid film. RIP JT Walsh.

Kurt Russell in glorious 4K for my Saturday night. #NowWatching Breakdown (1997).