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Matt Damon says Clint Eastwood told him Unforgiven was the script he went back to after 5 years of failed rewrites “I said to him, 'Hey boss, you know that scene on Tuesday, do you mind if I tinker with the dialogue?' And he goes, 'Yeah, sure. Go ahead.'” “I go, 'I wrote it and I rewrote it all weekend. I wrote it probably 27 drafts and then I got it perfect and I looked back and it was exactly the same as I originally was.'” “He goes, 'I worked for five years on this thing and it wasn't getting better and I couldn't figure it out.'” “He said, 'I'm making your script exactly as you wrote it.' And I said, 'No way. What movie?' And he said, 'Unforgiven.'”

@qnebra @0xRuzy tell me the news

@ZeusRebirth @0xRuzy I have bad news for you

Anne Hathaway and Matt Damon said The Odyssey relies on in-camera effects instead of being fixed in post, with Hathaway saying she hopes it shows young people what can be created on camera. Anne Hathaway: …and this, you know, person goes, “Uh, well, they’re going to fix it in post.” And I went, “No, that’s the thing, they’re not.” And so, that’s one of the things I’m excited about for, like, young people who are so used to the idea that so much of what movies are, are created in a computer. I think it’s so exciting for young people in particular to understand that this was all created in a camera. Matt Damon: And also to know that the reason for that is that when you do a special effect, you film on this film and you get the negative. And if you do a special effect, you have to run the film through another stage in order to… and so there’s a slight degradation of the film. And Chris wants every single film print that you see to be a direct positive print right from that negative so that there’s nothing separating you and this experience that we all had. Yeah. Anne Hathaway: And so, I think when you take something like that that’s really granular and intimate, and then you apply it to something where the story is so epic, nothing comes to mind that’s similar except for, like, the greats like Lawrence of Arabia. But, I don’t know, they’ll tell us. Matt Damon: Yeah. Yeah, they’ll tell us. You guys will tell us. (laughs)

@eyewallfishy my bad

@ZeusRebirth I got lost at “I said to him,

Matt Damon says Clint Eastwood told him Unforgiven was the script he went back to after 5 years of failed rewrites “I said to him, 'Hey boss, you know that scene on Tuesday, do you mind if I tinker with the dialogue?' And he goes, 'Yeah, sure. Go ahead.'” “I go, 'I wrote it and I rewrote it all weekend. I wrote it probably 27 drafts and then I got it perfect and I looked back and it was exactly the same as I originally was.'” “He goes, 'I worked for five years on this thing and it wasn't getting better and I couldn't figure it out.'” “He said, 'I'm making your script exactly as you wrote it.' And I said, 'No way. What movie?' And he said, 'Unforgiven.'”

@EsoxDN mission completed

@ZeusRebirth If the transcript above was meant to make frustrate me and then click on the video to figure out what the heck you are talking about, then Mission Accomplished.

@heisdenji both will definitely exist, streaming can’t kill cinema. people will always want to experience the cinematic version/vibe

Everyone says streaming is killing movie theaters. Christopher Nolan says they’ve been saying that for 70 years. Interviewer: Whenever there’s a Christopher Nolan film out, people always ask, “Is Christopher Nolan going to save cinema?” Christopher Nolan: No pressure. Matt Damon: No pressure at all. Interviewer: What do you think people mean when they say that? Christopher Nolan: since television came along in the 1950s, people have kept saying something new would kill cinema. then it was VHS, now it’s streaming. but that’s never what happens. The business models change… What doesn’t change is going to a theater with a room full of strangers and laughing, crying, and experiencing a story together. I don’t think that’s going anywhere. Interviewer: A lot of people say streaming is killing cinema. Christopher Nolan: Technology changes, distribution changes. What doesn’t change is people’s appetite for great storytelling. Interviewer: Room for everyone. Matt Damon: Room for everyone, for sure.

@OFolaby having someone who tells you when you’re doing good is really motivating

Think you could handle a boss who never gives compliments? Tom Holland and Matt Damon explain why Christopher Nolan’s quietness on set is actually the ultimate motivator. Interviewer: How did you know when you nailed a scene with Chris? Matt Damon: Oh no, it's the same every time. It's like, "Well, alright. Good. Yeah. Let's move on." You just have to imagine that he's told you, "Fantastic." But the fact that we're on set is evidence that he's enjoying our work, so let's get on with it. Interviewer: Did you ever miss somebody saying, "Well done"? Tom Holland: For me, it gave me so much drive to continue to try and impress him. With Chris, he's able to kind of inspire this endurance to do your best work. Now that the movie is done, we sat down and he chatted about how happy he was with my work, so that accumulated right at the end.

@flooszn imagine looking for a sugar daddy and end up looking for $5000 😭

Caleb Hammer’s gay guest is struggling cause he can’t say NO.He got scammed severally,he narrates how got of scammed $5000 by a “Sugar daddy” on the Grindr app(a dating site for gays). Guest:“First one’s a Sugar Daddy scam” Caleb:“Are you the sugar daddy or..?” Guest:“No,Im the sugar baby,I met the sugar daddy off the app” Caleb:“Grindr stock is rising to the top,most straight dating sites stocks are tanking,if there was a straight Gindr,that would be the best performing stock in the history of the world.” Guest:“Well Caleb there’s plenty of straight guys on Grindr app too” Caleb:“So you got scammed on Grindr” Guest:“The only reason I fell for it is cause I just got back from a trip to Las Vegas” Caleb:“How does that relate?” Guest:“So this account messaged me like there are fake accounts that just message people,he said he wants me to be his sugar baby and promised to take care of me if I kept him company.” Guest:"He said he’ll give me a check,he sent me pictures and all,he wasn’t real,was probably someone in New York or Israel or something.” Guest:“He emailed me these cheques,that was not from the company he said he worked in” Caleb:“I don’t really know about cheques sent in email?” Guest:“He sent it through a pdf,the cheques were a total of $5000,took it to my bank,they said it’s fraudulent,it got bounced back and my account was on a negative.”

@0xleegenz “you plan everything and then nothing goes to plan” the realest statement one could ever make

Joaquin Phoenix explains why life is exactly like making a movie you plan everything and then nothing goes to plan "You don't really know what's gonna end up in the movie so yeah, I mean it's a pretty cool experience it's kind of like life" "You plan all the shit and plan your day and your life and your year and then shit happens" "It changes, things get moved around and sometimes their characters, they just get like take it out" Host: "Sometimes you have a plan like you're gonna show up to something you're everything's gonna be perfect, you're gonna have flowers for this and you're gonna have the best thing to say and then next thing you know" Host" "You're running later you get there, your plane gets too late and now you show up and you're getting there as everybody's leaving" Host" "You're the last person and you brought the 30th thing of flowers and everything is different" "Yeah exactly"

@0xRuzy losing your house over $20 is diabolical

Caleb Hammer said if losing $20 means the roof over your head is gone, then you’ve got a house you cannot afford. Woman: Talked to these freaking Social Security people on Friday. Told the dude, “I can’t pay back that money. If you take even $20 out of the paycheck, you will cause us to lose our house.” Caleb: Wait, what? Brandon: Well, that’s crazy. $20, you’re losing your house? Caleb: Then you got a house you cannot afford. Some… what does she have to pay back? Was she getting, like, fraud disability? Brandon: What is she having to pay back? You know what’s funny? We’re going to uncover that. Woman: They’re taking $100. $100 until two grand is paid back. Caleb: Oh… Woman: It was nice being in a house for a little bit, I guess. Might as well start selling all my shit and packing my boxes. Caleb: You should sell things, yes. Woman: Fucking hate this state. Caleb: Oh, okay. I still don’t know why she got it back yet, but you should never be in a place where the roof over your head is going to be gone if you lose $20 Brandon: Or $200. Caleb: …the f… Gen Z was saying we’re evil for saying they shouldn’t get $28 lunch here and there. Twenty dollars and you lose the roof over your head? What world are we living in? That’s not the state’s fault. Brandon: X is going to have a field day with that one.

@Tokyo_pi1 they shredded him and also his brain 😭

Brendan Fraser says he got so shredded for ‘George of the Jungle’ that his brain literally stopped working. “I was waxed, greased, starved of carbohydrates I went to an ATM, and I couldn’t remember my PIN number. My brain was misfiring. I was banging on the keypad. I didn’t eat that night.”

@Lou_inc she is cooked sadly

Caller: “Dave… I’m facing 3 years in federal prison because of fraud my husband committed using my name. We’ve been married 23 years, and he controlled all the money.” Dave Ramsey: “Are you still married to him?” Caller: “Yes… but I was in a financially abusive relationship. He handled everything, put documents in my name, and my attorney told me to plead guilty.” Dave Ramsey: “The first thing you need to do is file for divorce. He doesn’t get to control your life anymore.” Caller: “I’m terrified. I have a graduate degree in epidemiology, but who’s going to hire someone with a felony conviction?” Dave Ramsey: “Don’t let your conviction become your identity. Be honest about what happened, own your mistakes, and let employers see your skills and character.” Caller: “I’m scared I’ll have nothing when I get out.” Dave Ramsey: “Start preparing now. Build relationships with your church, create a support system for your children, and make a plan for the day you’re released.” Caller: “It feels like my life is over.” Dave Ramsey: “No. This isn’t the end of your story. Ironically, you said the best year of your marriage was when your husband was in prison. Now you have the chance to rebuild your life without the abuse and finally write a different future.” Do you think someone who has served their sentence deserves a second chance in the workplace?

@KRL_defi_ only way to lose it is by undoing how it got done

Ethan Suplee says the biggest reason he was finally able to lose over 200 pounds was changing the habits that made him gain the weight in the first place. Joe Rogan : “Dude, you look like a gorilla. You look like a dangerous human being. How did you do it?” Ethan Suplee : “Over the past 20 years, I’ve gone back and forth with dieting.” “I’ve lost a lot of weight, and I’ve gained a lot of weight back.” “What’s been sustainable is undoing the bad habits that got me to 550 pounds.” “That’s more important than any diet I could tell you about.” Joe Rogan : “When did the process start?” Ethan Suplee : “In 2002, when I decided I wanted to change my life.” “I started at 550 pounds.” “I did a liquid diet for two months and lost 80 pounds.” “I never gained those 80 pounds back.” “I got down to under 300, then went back up to 400.” “Then I got down to 200, back up to 350.” “For the past five years, I’ve stayed around my current weight.” Joe Rogan: “What are you at now?” Ethan Suplee : “270.” Joe Rogan: “That is incredible. You’ve lost more than 200 pounds.”

@Hribson sleeping before a super bowl game, 0 nervousness!

Tom Brady confirms he fell asleep in front of his locker before his first Super Bowl “Tom fell asleep in the locker room before his first Super Bowl.” “Right in front of my locker. There was a long pre-game show because it was the year of 9/11 it was the February after that. It was a long pre-game show. We warmed up early, and I came in and I was like, 'I'm going to lay down.' And I fell asleep for a power nap.” “So I think for all he said in the last 7 and a half hours, he was out the night before." "He's bladdered.” “Bladdered. Absolutely." "I love you, man. Bladdered. You have the best words.”

@PieRsqaure this is a normal thing btw, not everyone likes that lifestyle

Ben Affleck Admits He Hates Hollywood Events and Wishes His Family Life Stayed Private. Theo Von: You seem like someone who both likes and dislikes Hollywood. Ben Affleck: That's true. I love making movies, but I don't enjoy the Hollywood lifestyle. I'm a private person—I don't like big events, being on camera in my everyday life, or having my family constantly scrutinized. I knew fame came with the job, so I deal with it, but I wish I enjoyed that side of the business more.

@heisdenji at least he knows what to do next time

Before Michael B. Jordan directed ‘Creed 3,’ Ben Affleck gave him one piece of advice he wishes he’d fully followed. Ben Affleck: When you started directing, what did you feel most confident about… and what were you taking a shot on? Michael B. Jordan: The fight scenes, I’d been daydreaming about those since Creed 1. I knew I wanted to bring anime into the action and make the fights feel different. What I wasn’t confident about was the intimate one-on-one scenes and directing myself. I actually called you and asked, “How do I know when I’ve got the shot?” Ben Affleck: Every actor-director told me the same thing, don’t shortchange your own coverage. You’re gonna want to be the hero, shoot everyone else’s takes, then give yourself one take and move on. You’re gonna regret it. Michael B. Jordan: I was just getting ready to say that, I did exactly that. Then I watched the dailies and thought, “Man… I wish I’d spent a little more time on myself.” I wish I’d gotten a couple more takes, a couple more options. Ben Affleck: I felt the same way.

@l7mbss humbling experience fr

Tom Holland admitted on live TV that he DM’d Erling Haaland and got zero response, not even an excuse. Jimmy Fallon: Now tell us the truth. Did you DM Erling Haaland? Tom Holland: Yes. [Laughter] Tom Holland: Yes, and I’ll tell you what. That is exactly the type of humbling experience that is important for actors. Jimmy Fallon: Yeah. Tom Holland: You know, you’re like, “I’ll text him, I’ll take him to dinner.” Not even a response. [Laughter] Jimmy Fallon: Not an excuse, not “I’m busy tonight. I’m playing football.” Nada. Jimmy Fallon: Nothing. Where were you, and why did you decide to do that? Tom Holland: I was at Monaco. I was watching Lewis race, and I saw him. He was like a hospitality suite across from me, and I just thought I’d shoot my shot.

@vazbavi hi barbie lol

Margot Robbie says she'd rather people shout "Hi Barbie" at her on the street than anything else Cillian Murphy: "I wouldn't imagine they shout at you, but they might go, hey Barbie, or whatever. Is that what happens?" Margot Robbie: "A lot of hi Barbies, yeah." Margot Robbie: "Greta really made a meal out of the 'hi Barbie, hi Barbie, hi Ken, hi Ken' you know that whole bit then hi Alan. Margot Robbie: "Now people on the street say hi Barbie a lot. I like it. I'd rather people be shouting that at me than other things. I'll take it for the rest of my life."

@slamwontmiss i wonder if that’s the best advice to give

Caller: “I’m 70 years old and married. We have no retirement savings, only $25,000 in cash, owe $27,000 on our $250,000 home, and $11,000 on our car.” Dave Ramsey: “how can we help?” Caller: “My husband wants to make financial decisions I don’t agree with, and I’m stressed. I at least want to keep our home.” Dave Ramsey: “what’s your income” Caller: “we have $2000 a month of social security, with a cleaner job that I have that’s physically challenging about another $2000” Dave Ramsey: “is your husband able to work?” Caller: “No, he’s got medical issues which was one of the things that put us this way cause our medical bills were too high” Dave Ramsey: “how many cars?” Caller: “paid off old pickup,the one with the debt and an old roadster valued at $10,000” Dave Ramsey: “I’m sorry the roadster is gone, that gives us $10,000 to put towards the house, $15,000 in emergency and that leaves you $17,000 to go and you guys get into business in the next 17months to get that house paid off” “You can make it but it’s not gonna be pretty, you gotta get your house and car paid off, you have $25,000 and a roadster to pull this off and a $2000 that’s questionable because we don’t know how long you can do this at 71” “Otherwise you’re gonna sell off the house buy a condo for $100,000 and extra to live on and have a life”

@0xleegenz he does make sense lowkey

Shia LaBeouf explains why talent doesn't exist "There's only push-ups" Host: "So it really was like luck of the draw thing or just talent randomly?" "No I won the lottery, what the f*ck is talent Andrew" "I won the lottery fool, I completely won the lottery dude, I won the lottery, I won a scratch off it's like that it's like I won a scratch off lottery there's no such thing as talent at all" "Do you believe in talent?" Host: "Yeah" "Tell me" Host: "I think it's an interviewer like listening as a talent but I do look back at certain things" "No, that's a skill" Host: "Okay so talent be like juggling or.." "Which is also a skill" Host: "Being able to exhale for 2 minutes straight" "Which is also a skill" Host: "So then by that criteria, I guess there's no talents?" "Correct there's only push-ups" Host: "So the 'Even Stevens' thing just hit random?" "No it didn't hit random, I was prepared for the moment my dad was a Hustler he was taking me to comedy clubs all the time" "I was talking shit to adults all the time when I got to meet a casting director I know how to talk shit to adults" Host: "So you kind of were molded by your upbringing to be as position to do something" "Correct, I did enough push-ups"

@CryptoMikli hope this momentum hits GTA 6's casino mechanics hard

Threadguy says the EA boycott could set a dangerous precedent for GTA 6 microtransactions "The boycott actually won. EA removed the paid progression options, which, in my opinion, is a massive deal. I don't know if we've really seen something like this before, where a coordinated backlash forced a game publisher to back down on microtransactions." "That's why I think it's important with GTA 6 around the corner. Rockstar makes a ton of money from selling copies of the game, but the real revenue comes from the microtransaction casino. I've spent hundreds of dollars on GTA 5 after buying the game." "If EA has set the precedent that if gamers get angry enough, companies will cut back on microtransactions. What's gonna happen when GTA 6 launches what is basically a casino inside the online game? I'm not sure that's gonna go over well."