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Finally, a movie that's making the production of Dial Of Destiny seem like smooth sailing.

yay

When you look at all the crime, squatters, protestors, drug addicts, etc. going on all around the nation, now is the time to remake something like DEATH WISH -- a reactionary film to what's happening would make MAJOR dollars. And THE BEEKEEPER did so well for what it was because it was topical (tho...

The Beekeeper was fun...and more profitable on a cost-to-return ratio than anything released by Disney last year ($152 million worldwide on a $40 mil budget). This is the kind of unpretentious, realistically priced B-movie we need more of.

Pretty rich, coming from a guy who sold his upcoming "Origin story" for Pop-Tarts to a streamer.

Maybe make it for less than $250 million, eh...?

The art of cinematography is mostly dead and buried in the digital age. Everything mostly looks glossy and very much the same. It's why you go back to movies from decades ago and just the look of them is, as you said MJ, interesting and different. It just shows how the art of cinematography has dev...

The movie also LOOKS like a million bucks, with the attractive Astoria, Oregon settings (also the setting for The Goonies ) crisply captured by cinematographer Michael Chapman, of all people. This silly, throwaway 1990 comedy looks far more "filmic" and cinematic than most $200 million Net...

Also one of the ankle-biters in Arnie's class is a young, pre- Cloverfield Odette Yustman! https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BNmVlNjMyZmQtNzgzYS00OWIzLWE3N2QtYjc1MGRjMGM3ODdmXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjUzMjI3MTQ@._V1_.jpg https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjA1MmMyYWEtOTE2Yi00M2NiLWE4OTItZWViMDNkYWE...

Watched this this morning...lovely new transfer, and the movie remains a breezy charmer (albeit too violent/scary for kids, some odd tonal shifts at times). Randy Edelman's score is indeed one of his best. And hey, Angela Bassett...! :shock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dp043py-Rqs "Breakfas...

Really it was when, say, they shifted from Kenneth Branagh doing THOR to "the guys who made the hit NBC comedy COMMUNITY" that it was apparent you needed no knowledge about directing movies to make a Marvel movie. The thing is, all of the "Phase One" MCU movies were done by Para...

Is it any wonder why so many filmmakers have stepped away from Disney projects in the last several years? Who needs this level of micromanagement aggravation? It's also why their movies cost twice the original projected budgets, because they have to reshoot and tinker endlessly, because -- surprise!...

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