Want to start trying to name behind the scenes crew?
Congrats on having known the touch of a woman!
Really good one again, only halfway through and showing some actually racy stuff. Danzig stuff reminds me almost of James Nguyen like Birdemic. Bad sound is one of the biggest wreckers of any movie. Nguyen can't get it focus much either which is even worse.
The same. I'm beyond bored of movie talk, not just from the RLM guys but in general. While there are more film and TV shows being produced than ever, there's nothing new, interesting, or amusing to be said about any of it. The "Marilyn Manson vs The Bloodhound Gang" trivia episode was refreshing just for music being the topic instead movies.
I can understand a delusional hasbeen rockstar being a bad movie director, but I CANNOT for the life of me understand how a professional musician doesn't instinctively know, nah, feel it in his bones, that the audio and music are important?
This same experience happened to me when I saw Kick-Ass in 2010 and I was given a discount ticket following afterwards. The biggest difference between is (and I know I'm comparing apples to oranges here) that Kick-Ass was actually a good movie, while No Time to Die is a very shitty Craig-era James Bond movie
He is a singer, they know fuck all. It's a step-up for the truly talentless arts like "DJ" and "photographer".
Blah, Showgirls is so damn boring. The only funny scene is when she's doing the thrusting. Been done to death. In fact I was sure they had already done it.
Dang, any Bakshi would be good for them. Wizards, Fritz the Cat, and especially Coonskin which nobody wants to touch now. Hell, even Cool World would be interesting. They just never cover animation much, just not their thing, I guess.
Which is a shame really, because I was hoping they would cover something like The Thief and the Cobbler
Birth of a Nation too.
…there are Plinkett reviews of them already.
Those are 15 years old