#movied

[onetinydumpling]

More books need to become musicals or plays or movies or something. If I could animate, I’d be making animatics in a heartbeat.

Like, I’m talking about The Lunar Chronicles, Matched, Heartless, The Red Queen series, Warcross, like the list goes on and on. Any of the books that I read when I was a little kid and/or a teenager that I absolutely loved and NEED visuals for.

I just think there could be such potential to make such cool scifi/fantasy movies out of these books, especially with how much CGI has advanced. Instead we get remake upon remake of the same series( Harry Potter, I’m looking at you) or shitty shitty movies with shitty shitty scripts( After series!!!)

[starlightbooklove]

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.

Dir. James Gunn

One of the most heartbreaking scenes in all the Marvel movies

The entire movie was a masterpiece of pain and healing 😭😭😭

[largeplateofstromboli]

The worst part of the “sympathetic villain backstory movie” trend is that we never even got a Onceler movie

[filmesbrazil]

[nectarandgoldensyrup]

DISNEY PLAYED US

you know what makes frozen so different from other Disney movies?? Its that we expected it to be like every other movie -- two people ‘fall in love’ and decide to get married without knowing anything about each other. What makes it so good is that we didn’t even blink when Hann and Anna got engaged -- because that's how all Disney movies work, right? Its why Hann’s betrayal was even more shocking, because we relied on Disney’s usual plot lines to tell the story -- Cinderella falls in love with the prince after an hour of meeting him. Sleeping beauty does the same, pretty much. So do most Disney princesses. Disney used its own plot lines against us. 

[richardmaddan]

LITTLE WOMEN (2019) dir. Greta Gerwig

[kneipho]

Experimenting with the Camera in The Social Network - Film Lab

Via: CineFix (YouTube Source Channel):   

“The Social Network may take place largely in conference rooms, but that doesn't stop David Fincher and co. from pulling off some great camera work. And so, for the first episode of the biggest show we've ever done on CineFix, we're experimenting with camera placement in the "it's raining" deposition scene to find out one thing; can we change the conflict of this scene simply by changing a few camera angles? To find out, we're leaning on the scientific method, creating a hypothesis, hatching an experiment, and gathering results. This is the science of filmmaking....” 

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