Last Film You Saw

[80s Shorts]

Thanks for the warning. I wish somebody would have done the same for Babadook.

Babadook was ok. imo.

 

[Barcon]

Babadook was ok. imo.

Different strokes mate. I think I came on here and offered the **** out that recommended it.

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Just re-watced that Den of Thieves, not often i do that, in fact only LOTR and The Raid got that treatment. This is the new "Heat" imo, fucking belting film.

Wanted to like it but it encompasses to many parts from 2 of my favourite films....

Solid enough performance from Ray Donovan’s little bro though, 50 pence would fit in well on Hollyoaks.... 6.23/10

 

[Blue Maverick]

Wow, just started Den of Theives again as i was so tired the other night i could not give it the concentration it deserved.

For a cops and robbers this film is mint 2/3rds of the way through. It continues to get better from an already decent start.

Edit:
Finished it, top film!

Saw at the cinema and loved it I never figured the twist which always makes it a good film 7.5/10

 

[Bigga]

Wanted to like it but it encompasses to many parts from 2 of my favourite films....

Solid enough performance from Ray Donovan’s little bro though, 50 pence would fit in well on Hollyoaks.... 6.23/10

Wow!

Generous...

Saw at the cinema and loved it I never figured the twist which always makes it a good film 7.5/10

The twist has been done numerous times in film since "The Usual Suspects"...

 

[grunge]

I've seen Bryan Cranston say that in 2 different interviews. I think hes probably talking about the most intensive scenes, there's a lot of establishing shots or wider shots of them moving across landscapes which they probably do much faster.

He says it here about 6min 30 in



Wikipedia says production started in 2016 so its obviously not 5 years in the making.

Entirely possible they mean per animator. Of which they may have had hundreds.


Edit: interview with the lead animator.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.da...f-dogs-animators-wes-anderson-interview?amp=1


“We’ve got 40 to 50 sets up on a typical day. Some of those sets will be churning stuff out, some will be stuck because of an issue. The only thing that’s kind of solid is that in 18 months, we normally shoot a 90-minute movie. In one week, we might turn out three minutes. The next week, half a second.“

So 40/50 scenes at the same time, varying between 0.5 seconds And 3mins of footage a day, I assume per set?

 

[Pleatfooted]

Pacific rim uprising, ...... massive let down, Ruined it the same as transformers with unfunny one liners, decent fx, only reason I give it, 4/10

 

[80s Shorts]

Different strokes mate. I think I came on here and offered the **** out that recommended it.

Haha, don't think I've quite hated a film that much.

 

[SWP's back]

Wow!

Generous...



The twist has been done numerous times in film since ""...

Why not put that behind a spoiler like you did last time so as not to be a **** for those that haven’t watched it yet.

 

[jimmy blue shoes]

The Dark Tower.

As a huge fan of the books I was really looking forward to this. Unfortunately it's an absolute steaming pile of shite! Just completely pointless.

A great story has been condensed to senseless nothingness.

1/10