#max borenstein

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Hypnotic (2023)

Directed by Robert Rodriguez

Cinematography by Pablo Berron & Robert Rodriguez

[rickchung]

Winning Time (prod. Max Borenstein).

[It’s] so much fun with plenty of eye-catching performances building its already legendary real-life characters. Week-to-week, its recreation of the often problematic yet undeniably showy time in both Hollywood and professional sports makes for high-gloss entertainment at its peak. It definitely puts on a show.

[don-lichterman]

WORTH | Official Trailer | Netflix

WORTH | Official Trailer | Netflix

An attorney learns a lesson in empathy when he is faced with the near-impossible task of determining how to compensate families who suffered incalculable losses as a result of the September 11th attacks in 2001. Based on true events. Starring Michael Keaton, Stanley Tucci, Amy Ryan. Based on true events. Watch WORTH, on Netflix September 3: https://www.netflix.com/title/80226212 SUBSCRIBE:…

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Godzilla vs. Kong (2021)

 • Dirección: Adam Wingard  

 • Guion: Eric Pearson, Max Borenstein                                                                 

 • Cinematografía: Ben Seresin

[brokehorrorfan]

Godzilla vs. Kong: The Official Movie Novelization will be published in mass market paperback and e-book on April 6 via Titan Books. The film opens in theaters and on HBO Max on March 31.

The 352-page book is written by Greg Keyes (who also penned the Godzilla: King of the Monsters novelization), based on the screenplay by Max Borenstein (Godzilla, Kong: Skull Island) and Eric Pearson (Thor: Ragnarok).

Humanity fights for its future as Godzilla and Kong embark on a path of destruction that will see the two most powerful forces of nature on the planet collide in an all-out war!

Writer Greg Keyes returns once again to the Monsterverse and takes readers deeper into the worlds of Monarch, the Titans, and so much more.

Pre-order Godzilla vs. Kong: The Official Movie Novelization on paperback or e-book from Amazon.

[denofgeek]

Godzilla vs. Kong Writer Talks About Spending 8 Years in the MonsterVerse | Den of Geek

Screenwriter Max Borenstein has had a hand in all four Monsterverse movies, including the new Godzilla vs. Kong.

Aside from studios Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, and certain behind-the-scenes executives, the four MonsterVerse movies to date have embraced largely different creative and directorial visions for each outing. This includes the latest installment Godzilla vs. Kong. But even though all four movies have had different directors, somewhat different tones, and mostly different casts, one of a handful of constant names has been that of Max Borenstein.

Borenstein has had a writing credit on all four MonsterVerse movies, starting with penning the screenplay for 2014’s Godzilla...

[Read more at Den of Geek]

[imjustheretoseetheprivateblogs]

My Ideal crew for a Voltron  Movie series

Director: Gore Verbinski

Composer: Daniel Pemberton

Cinematographer: Dariusz Wolski

Screenplay Writer: Max Borenstein

& Laeta Kalogridis

Costume Designer: Michael Wilkinson

Production Designer: Bill Brzeski

[astoundingbeyondbelief]

What’s funny is that this particular incarnation of the film was developed completely separately from then after they had left the project. So I wasn’t privy to any of their materials at all until it came time for the dreaded WGA credit arbitration which is a process that every movie has to go through to determine the credits. That’s when you finally do get a peak at whatever other creative teams might have been working on. Much to the surprise of Zach Shields, my writing partner, and myself, our stories had so much in common to the point where we were just shocked that we hadn’t seen it or read it. The basic structure, the basic idea of a rogue military organization kidnapping a Monarch scientist in an effort to repopulate the Earth with the Titans was something that Max and Gareth, again unbeknownst to Zach and myself, had started to work on. They started to go down that path. The names were different. The actual events that played out were different but that one basic plotline was there. Zach and I called Max and said, 'Why go through this arbitration process? We can just agree to split the credit.' It was just the right thing to do.

Michael Dougherty on Gareth Edwards and Max Borenstein’s version of Godzilla: King of the Monsters (x)