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Bill Mudron retweeted
"safe" isn't wonderful because it's a technical marvel. "safe" is wonderful because you can understand the intent behind it. this is why art is better than a prompt.
Bill Mudron retweeted
When did directors stop using blatant metaphors? They're a treat even at the most basic level.
Red clothes, red car. The driving force.
Blue clothes, blue building. The structure.
We're told from the start who's going to take off and who's going to stand his ground.
Bill Mudron retweeted
This is how adaptation works. This is how adaptation has always worked. Anybody with any understanding of the arts and history understands this.
But we live in an age of dumb, angry and (occasionally even literally) illiterate shouting idiots with no grasp of culture or history.
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Bill Mudron retweeted
Jerry Orbach said in 42nd Street that the two most glorious words in the English language are “musical comedy.”
However he left out that the four most glorious words are
Bill Mudron retweeted
INTERNET: Matt Smith is going to the world of audio drama…
DOCTOR WHO FANS: Ohmigodohmigod it’s time time time it’s timeeeeee for hi—-
INTERNET: To be part of a smutty romance story!
DOCTOR WHO FANS: Sorry, wait, what?
Bill Mudron retweeted
The New York Post treats Zohran Mamdani like how J. Jonah Jameson treats Spider-Man lmao
Zohran Mamdani jumps into NYC pool to kick off summer tradition - while violating dress code rules trib.al/IAWnZtX
Bill Mudron retweeted
When Nintendo does this the GameCube section better be exactly this
Xbox has an “Xbox Eras” space at #XboxFanfest this year for every generation of console.
Too much nostalgia.
Bill Mudron retweeted
Reinventing the dark side as “the force of nostalgia” is the sort of franchise-saving idea that would give you a billion-dollar movie, rave reviews, produce a culturally significant film and which online nerds would spend the next ten years refusing to stop complaining about.
Damon Lindelof reveals new details on his version of Daisy Ridley’s ‘STAR WARS’ film:
• Rey, Finn and Poe were intended to become “the center of Star Wars.”
• It would’ve explored the clash between “the force of nostalgia and the force of revision.”
• The writing was really hard because they struggled with major questions like canon, tone, Episode IX connections and whether it was meant to launch a new trilogy.
(via youtu.be/iX5Ny2rgVqk?si=rfDh…)
Bill Mudron retweeted
Honestly, a massive missed opportunity that Disney didn’t just give Werner Herzog the puppet (and puppeteers) and $5m for eight months and promise to release whatever he came back with.
Bill Mudron retweeted
Imagine if Alec Guinness was alive today to deal with the current state of the Star Wars fandom when he was doing this after the first film came out
