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jackcardiffs replied to your post:jackcardiffs replied to your post:Touching up the...
the interview, the interview, the interview, the interview, the interview
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WE HAVE A WINNER
Oh wait, this is Tumblr. Nope. You're wrong. Oh, and just for mentioning that piece of trash movie, you're racist! Congrats!
jackcardiffs replied to your post:Touching up the last few bits of my “Top of 2014”...
whiplash, boyhood, frank, nightcrawler, grand budapest
Great guesses! Two of the three are here! Cross-analyze with Roland's guesses and that might help! Again, they aren't necessarily in the assigned slots!
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I worked at a mall for two years. they generally just leave the back doors open for morning employees
I don't even know which door is the back door for my mall lol. There's also a bunch of numbered side doors that I assume lead to all the storage area and tornado shelter and stuff which I'm wondering if I can get in through there.
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good luck!
Thank you! I will be so much calmer 24 hours from now.
lonchaneys is now terrencemeowlick
DP means director of photography (used interchangeably with the term cinematographer). I assume that's what they were asking about.
Ah, yes! Makes sense, once I think about it. I’m on my last bit of consciousness because I haven’t had a day off in the past three weeks and I’m loving it but my sleep schedule is nearly nonexistent.
But to answer Anon’s question even more thoroughly now, I intend to do that myself for now. I’m not that skilled at anything that goes into filmmaking as of yet but I’m a professional film-watched so that’s gotta count for something.
How does River of Grass compare to Reichardt's other films?
All I can say is I think it’s a really great film!
It’s a pretty “accessible” film in the same way Wendy and Lucy is, but I only say that because I’ve known people who had real trouble with watching Old Joy or Meek’s Cutoff because they were “too slow” and “nothing happens”! I haven’t seen Night Moves yet and probably won’t until it’s released on DVD/Blu. I don’t think anywhere near me is showing it. (Edited to respond to jackcardiffs’ comment)
It’s kind of a grunge / slacker / black comedy…
I was tagged by miss-jitterbug to list my 5 favorite movies that I’d watch if I were stuck on a desert island. (sorry cutie for taking so long to answer!) In no order, and bearing in mind these were selected for rewatchability: - Singin' In the Rain (Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly) - The Lord of the Rings trilogy yes I'm counting it as one shut up (Peter Jackson) - A Clockwork Orange (Stanley Kubrick) - The Royal Tenenbaums (Wes Anderson) - Laura (Otto Preminger)
Tagging jackcardiffs, jonathanthefilmbuff, this-is-so-xv-century, eugeneskelly, schatzebrown, pimpernels, queersherlockian, errolflynns, biokam, nekomatagi2tum, whipcrackaway, arachofilms, and anyone at all who might want to make such a list.
