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I want to work with talented people, absolutely. But they also must have good values, be professional, reliable, truly care about the project (that's the nature of film), and be willing to go on the journey.
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Dillon Vibbart
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Dillon Vibbart
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Filmmaker on mission to make bold films with Christian themes. Check out some of my films: https://t.co/p118UtoInN
Katılım Ağustos 2023
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Making a movie is always harder than you think it is going to be. Make sure the story is worth telling. Make sure you have more incredible supportive people on your team than the unreliable ones (it happens, again and again, no matter how much you vet). Know you're not alone.
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seeing mortal kombat as a 14-year-old
when scorpion and sub-zero had their character introduction moments that was the most alive i ever felt in my life
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Deme tee@DTopoulos
@SheaSerrano What’s the best day you ever had going to the movies? Mine is in high school when I saw Forrest Gump and then snuck into Shawshank and Pulp Fiction
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It is unbelievable how close they got lol
Batman Archives@TheBatHome
Batman Returns (1992) Penguin concept art by Tim Burton
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The Hunt for Red October is NOT better than Crimson Tide
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I have grown to love the Lethal Weapon films over the years, but this is my favorite scene and it wasn't even in the film!
cinesthetic.@TheCinesthetic
Lethal Weapon was released 39 years ago. An early cut had a darker introduction for Martin Riggs. In the deleted scene, he confronts a sniper targeting kids, calmly answering the phone with: “Hello? Mister Sniper, sir.”
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That's a bit too accurate, I could feel this meme
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Orson Welles on distinguishing a skilled director from an inept one.
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“Okay I drew two Dalmatians. Are we set?”
“Brother, not even close.”
cinesthetic.@TheCinesthetic
behind the scenes of '101 dalmatians', 1961
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This Memoriam hit like a ton of bricks. So many legends lost this past year
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Guillermo del Toro says, he's written 42 screenplays, but only 13 have actually been turned into films.
"It's not like I say, 'Oh, no, I'll do that one now.' It's which project can I get produced"
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They should make and release both GI JOE movies on the same day and let the audience decide which one is better.
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Jason Blum on Shifting to More Horror IP and Plans to Make Under $1M Movies hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-f…
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12 Angry Men is the best "guys sitting in chairs" movie.
Although I do think Moneyball is a masterpiece and has aged like wine.
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moneyball isn’t a baseball movie
it’s a GUYS SITTING IN CHAIRS movie
and it’s one of the greats
Shea Serrano@SheaSerrano
here is an essay about Moneyball this is the most important thing i’ve ever written goodmovie.substack.com/p/moneyball
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@SpyHards Dr. No
Runner ups:
Goldfinger
Spy Who Loved Me
Goldeneye
Casino Royale
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What is the single most important #JamesBond film ever made?
Not your favourite. The most important.
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