[*A teenage looking human with a biker attire and a scar over his eye enters this... Interesting 'ask box', spinning his Dessert Eagle pistol. Unfortunately no revolver to fit the more... Western atmosphere.*]
"Well... I'll be damned. If it isn't Mr. Conductor. Kind of a fan of yours with your western and mystery movies. Not necessarily my cup of tea, but I have an eye for quality, you see.
This is not a rather serious question, but I am intrigued. Besides your own lovely projects, do you have any personal favorite movies made by other producers that you have watched? And no, we are not restricted just to your rival. It can be anyone, anything. Granted I know some directors who might not be familiar to you, but I'd still love to hear some of your recommendations!
If you ask me, some of my personal movies include Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now and Jim Jarmusch's Night On Earth. Perfect works of art that transcend the art of filmmaking! Oooooooooh, especially Night On Earth. This was more than just a surreal experience..."
[*This “Ask Box” is an office-like space, posters of most of Conductor’a movies lined the walls. In the center of it all, past the ornately carved saloon door that Conductor must have put quite a bit of money into, lies Conductor’s desk, the owl in question sitting at it. Stacks of papers, trinkets, collectibles, even a miniature model train cluttered the desk. Seems he expected letters and such, but the direct entry didn’t seem to disturb him at all. He even seemed to enjoy seeing someone besides the Express Owls or his rival.*]
[*He perks up at the question, obviously hitting one of his interests. The sound of his custom train-themed fountain pen (seems he likes spending money on little decorate things) (me too I can’t be talking) pauses as he sets it down, turning his focus to the teen.*]
Ahah! I’m glad to see someone else has an eye fer movies! And I’m flattered yer a fan, even if my movies aren’t your kind of movies, at least you see the quality and vision.
(Oh boy I haven’t watched movies in a while time to dig through my brain AUGH)
Let’s see… I’ve seen quite a few movies in my time, but some of my favorite would have to be….
Graham Roland’s “Dark Winds” (It’s a series, but a production nonetheless!), and the classic of George Roy Hill’s “Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid” are some I can think off the top of my head.
René Clair’s adaptation of “And Then There Were None” is also fantastic!
But if course, my tippy top number-one spot fer movies has to go to the one that inspired me to start my entire movie carrier! That being Perseus and The Puffin’s “Mystery of The Ostrich Party”! Apparently that same movie also inspired DJ Grooves… Maybe he isn’t a complete dunderhead after all….
“I’ll take like five minutes to answer this” my ass I’m so sorry it took this long I haven’t watched a movie in like two years
also had me thinking about a lot of things. First off, I have never seen anyone use the “ask box” as a physical place, I like it, that was kinda cool ngl
and then I had to actually make at least a bit of a character around the director both Conductor and DJ Grooves were inspired by (as seen in their rift storybook). Conductor was inspired by the mystery aspect of the film, while DJ Grooves really liked the effects, the colors, the lights, he liked the visual display of it all. anyways I really liked answering this ask even if it made my brain hurt for a hot second but yeah
as you can tell I like describing things LMAO
