Nyad'Dib
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Nyad'Dib
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Part time film fan, part time pop culture reference machine. You gonna sit there and watch these precious puns flop?
Bottomless pit of suffering Katılım Aralık 2009
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😭😭 i didnt know Ryan Gosling is this funny
Erin 🚀@cityofsebs
idk what i just watched but he slayed, he was giving, and he cooked
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@CinemaRhymes I truly think it’s the only movie criterion can give cus they don’t have copies of the others
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@EclipseGuy2 @shadowknightdk Imagine the paycheck for 4 feature length movies shot at the same time
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@shadowknightdk You're really telling me he couldn't do both DUNE part 3 and The batman part 2 because of the Beatles?
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@tinscognito__ The crazy thing is, the sinking scene wasn't even in the script. James Cameron completely improvised the entire sequence on the spot. The magic of filmmaking!
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The cast of Titanic were looking anxiously at James Cameron waiting for him to say cut…but he didn’t. He let that ship sink, and though hundreds lost their lives, the film proved to be an enormous success.
I'm Batman@BatmanTweetzz
you can literally see her looking at Nolan, waiting for him to say cut.... 💀🙌🏻
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Insane how a 2003 movie that's considered shit by most people has better lighting, dynamic visuals, and unique aesthetics than modern movies with thrice the budget🥀
𝐋𝐮𝐢𝐬𝐁𝐂 | Commissions closed@L_B_C_95
RIGHT?!
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You’ve just been blessed by The Pacino. Pass it along.
best of al pacino@bestofpacino
Al Pacino attends the Chanel and Charles Finch annual pre-Oscar dinner.
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Le Samurai (1967)
Dir. Jean Pierre Melville
Quentin Tarantino on the legacy of Jean Pierre Melville
"Melville is the Godard I haven't grown out of - I love Melville's take on genre. I think Melville along with Sergio Leone is probably the greatest reconstructionist of genre and really delivering completely in his own way...
He knows the rules of gangster films, and he was in love with the gangster films of like, you know, the 30s and 40s. The film noir of the 40s and the gangster films of the 30s and like he took very similar plots and took banal American crime novels and did them his own way...
Melville was probably one of the major French influences on the New Wave. The French New Wave was battling what they considered the boring fucked up bourgeois cinema of France at its time. Melville was the only older guy doing cinema that was inspirational to them. And if you look at, if you look at Les Doulos or Bob le Flambeur - or Le Samouraï, you do get a sense, there's like an aesthetic working in Melville's work that, you get a sense that, you don't have to know how to make a movie.
If you truly love cinema with all your heart and with enough passion, you can't help but make a good movie. You don't have to go to school, you don't have to know about lenses, you know, a 40 and a 50, and fuck all that shit, crossing the line, none of that shit's important. If you just truly love cinema with enough passion and you really love it, then you can't help but make a good movie."
From the Reservoir Dogs DVD extra features.
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the physicality timothée demonstrated here was so subtle but impressive, you can literally see the shift in paul’s character
kyle🇯🇲@toofarST
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i can’t believe we lost this man to The Beatles
ada@leadaal
cinematography by greig fraser dune part two (2024) project hail mary (2026)
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@tigernoer @SecretsOfDune This is taken from the projectionist's booth
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@vividreamiin @alicents_lawyer Same. For me, she looks like lily james. Not exactly the same jawline but still
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@BrandyBuizel @hansvanharken Hell yeah. Lots of absolutely beautiful, mightily inspiring stuff in there.
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@hansvanharken The bonus features on dead mans chest is the entire reason i decided to make movies
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i recommend young gen z and alpha hunt down various behind the scenes documentaries of classic movies.
if there’s one thing AI can’t and won’t ever be able to do is have the exciting story of making a movie.
tyler ☠︎︎@kingofbrethren
rewatched some pirates of the caribbean bts featurettes today… movies are so cool man
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@GentleDoofus @SimplyTheBetz1 Edge of Tomorrow was close because although he was the good guy he was a total asshole
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No quicker way for me to go from “why are they making this?” to “I’m there day one” than the prospect of a villainous Cruise flooding Miami with cocaine.
Cinema Wire 🎥🎞️@CinemaWireNews
Tom Cruise is reportedly being eyed to play the villain in Joseph Kosinski’s ‘MIAMI VICE’ film. If Cruise takes the role, he will be joining Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler. (Source: @DanielRPK)
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