AlanMorlock
AlanMorlock t1_jegm61s wrote
Reply to Here are my predictions of when we get some new movie trailers for April. by LegitimateHedgehog39
A Last Voyage of thr Demeter trailer playing with arenfiled would be pretty funny honestly.
Been waiting on that movie in various iterations for damn near 20 years!
AlanMorlock t1_jeglhgp wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Cell Phones *in* Movies by wBuddha
My point is, I don't think Scorsese is particularly avoidant of the story implications of texting. He's made period pieces since then but most of his films in the preceeding g 16 years were also period pieces. Not much of a change for him at all.
AlanMorlock t1_jeeveqn wrote
Reply to comment by LackingInPatience in do u think this era of up and coming actors could fill the big shoes of legendary actors from the past? by we_are_ghetto
Their idea of "prove his Innocence" is pretty skewed when they alsonrelease texts from the girlfriend basically saying "I'm so sorry thstni made you strangle me until I passed out"
AlanMorlock t1_jeev0b4 wrote
Reply to comment by rzalexander in Hollywood’s Covid Protocols Get Expiration Date; Vaccine Mandate Will End by LordHyperBreath
Also, film crews just have more leverage to demand protections than bartenders and waiters.
AlanMorlock t1_jeeuaur wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Cell Phones *in* Movies by wBuddha
The Departed has a scene that hinges on someone being able to text inside their pocket.
AlanMorlock t1_jeet8fl wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Cell Phones *in* Movies by wBuddha
People say this but most of them didn't really make many contemporary set films prior to smart phones either.
With Scorsese for instance in the 90s, he made 2 films thst were contemporary set, Cape Fear and Brigingout the dead, and 4 period pieces, Goodfellas, Casino, Age of Innocence and Kundun. Idlly enough hosn200s best picture winner includes a in-pocket T9 texting scene!
AlanMorlock t1_jeet28f wrote
Reply to Cell Phones *in* Movies by wBuddha
Peollenalways bring up slasher films as being disrupted by cellphones but honestly a cellphone isn't particularly helpful when someone is trying to stab you.
AlanMorlock t1_jeeryyp wrote
Reply to comment by KiritoJones in Martin Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Will Have World Premiere at Cannes Film Festival by MarvelsGrantMan136
Very deeply not the same kind of movie.
AlanMorlock t1_jeelsvn wrote
Reply to comment by ForgetfulLucy28 in Martin Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Will Have World Premiere at Cannes Film Festival by MarvelsGrantMan136
Fall awards season. Similarly, Once Upon a time in Hollywood played Cannes, released in September. Parasite released in the US in the fall as well.
AlanMorlock t1_je4qm7o wrote
Reply to comment by remarkablemayonaise in ELI5: Everyone knows that Ticketmaster is the biggest scumbucket enterprise on the planet yet no band seems able to avoid their grasp. What's to stop a really major act (e.g. Taylor Swift) from performing in venues that are not controlled by Ticketmaster, or just setting up a parallel company? by havereddit
Functionally? Not really. Sometimes they feint at regulations but it's been a rubber stamp for most industries.
AlanMorlock t1_je3rs66 wrote
Reply to comment by WeDriftEternal in ELI5: Everyone knows that Ticketmaster is the biggest scumbucket enterprise on the planet yet no band seems able to avoid their grasp. What's to stop a really major act (e.g. Taylor Swift) from performing in venues that are not controlled by Ticketmaster, or just setting up a parallel company? by havereddit
None of which would work if they hadn't been allowed to vertically integrate and take over the ticketing for essentially every venue over a certain size. There's not another game in town.
AlanMorlock t1_je3pkzj wrote
Reply to comment by WeDriftEternal in ELI5: Everyone knows that Ticketmaster is the biggest scumbucket enterprise on the planet yet no band seems able to avoid their grasp. What's to stop a really major act (e.g. Taylor Swift) from performing in venues that are not controlled by Ticketmaster, or just setting up a parallel company? by havereddit
Which venues would you suppose they play? Stadium-filling acts playing in Evenbrite clubs in Wichitaw isn't going to do anything to make tickets more accessible.
AlanMorlock t1_je29d61 wrote
Personally I don't find musicians lives to be particularly I threshing especially when filtered through the needs of arc based dramatic story telling.
Someone one lime Oppenheimer was a pretty odd and contradictory person, not popularly well known outside a few quotes. Nolan will likely have some interesting structuring devices, with the use of black and white possibly moving to that format for scenes after trh bomb test. Beyond finding the subject more interesting, Oppenheimer is more interesting to me than most biopics becausenirsnacruslky interested in being a film and seeing ehat you can donwithinnthst medium. A lot of biopics are are only slightly above the made for TV movies thst used to play on VH1 or whatever.
AlanMorlock t1_jdzzyt6 wrote
Reply to comment by BeginningAppeal8599 in Leonardo DiCaprio has only worked with 3 directors more than once: Baz Luhrmann (2x), Quentin Tarantino (2x), Martin Scorsese (6x). by jankyeyes
Anderson has denied that he was in talks for Licorice Pizza. His dad is in it though!
AlanMorlock t1_jdyr5qj wrote
Reply to comment by Beethovens_Stool in What actor-director combination has never happened but you’d love to see? by HiImWallaceShawn
1000%
AlanMorlock t1_jdyqzwk wrote
Reply to What actor-director combination has never happened but you’d love to see? by HiImWallaceShawn
Oddly, DiCaprio's father George DiCaprio is in Licorice Pizza as a watered salesman. At one time he was a watered salesman in real life.
It was rumored at one point thst Leo was in talks for Licorice Pizza but Anderson has since denied this.
AlanMorlock t1_jdykq8f wrote
Onward to Vertigo!
AlanMorlock t1_jdwpf25 wrote
Reply to comment by dirtymoney in Saw the D&D movie today. It ended up being pretty okay, better than I'd expected. Not going to win an Oscar. but it was fun, scary at moments, engaging and definitely worth the time and money. If you're into that stuff at all, def a good to see. by circular_file
Bad news about what actual games of Dnd tend to be like.
AlanMorlock t1_jaemwi6 wrote
Reply to comment by Eroe777 in Disney and market fatigue by TechnicalTrash95
"Jizz music is holy scripture!"
AlanMorlock t1_jaelhhe wrote
Reply to comment by lifesthateasy in Oscars: “Naatu Naatu” From India’s ‘RRR’ To Be Performed During Ceremony by impeccabletim
It's a good song from a great scene of a great movie. It's also literally nomi ated for the Oscar. What else is thst telecast supposed to be about?
AlanMorlock t1_jael71u wrote
Reply to comment by Rswany in Oscars: “Naatu Naatu” From India’s ‘RRR’ To Be Performed During Ceremony by impeccabletim
While thr popularity has undoubtedly receded, there's an extent tonehich broadcast TV numbers are a really dumb way to measure that. It's possible that there is more coverage and discussion of the Oscars than in many years, thar engagement just isn't monetizable by ABC. The Oscars locked into a billion dollar contract with broadcast ststion righbefor thr bottom dropped out from pretty much that entire medium.
AlanMorlock t1_jaekm83 wrote
Hell yeah!
AlanMorlock t1_jaekagr wrote
Honeslty a big vote of confidence from both the studio and the festival with that.
AlanMorlock t1_jaejxhy wrote
Reply to comment by Intelligent-Age2786 in What would happen if no more superhero films were made for the foreseeable future? by nayapapaya
Honestly outside of what, Fast and Furious, ther hasn't been much viable even among attempted blockbusters. That's the real absurdity of it.
AlanMorlock t1_jegmm0q wrote
Reply to comment by Responsible-Lunch815 in Here are my predictions of when we get some new movie trailers for April. by LegitimateHedgehog39
Last Voyage is in August and is a Dracula movie from the studio relasing a Dracula movie in April. Would make a lot of sense for there to be a trailer for it in April. "Hey audience at a Dracula movie, you're not going to believe this..."