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Does anybody have experience in this area? Anybody have a movie idea? What don't you like about the current movies and the way they are directed and made? Are some redundent. Are there just not enough of some?
please share you serious thoughts about your feelings on the movie industry. If you are passionate show it. if you hate it say it and why with a passion!
Please, say what you mean. Thank you.
Does anybody have experience in this area?
My experience is limited to 8mm home movies years ago when the family was young. I used a spring driven Kodak with a wind-up handle and accumulated several drawers full of little tin cans of celluloid. Through the inevitable comparison of my movies (and slides) to those of my equally amateur friends and to the theater movies of the day, I came to understand the importance of camera placement, field of view, backgrounds, lighting...the cinematography. I'm not sure who hires the Cinematographer for a studio movie. If it is to be you, and you can afford it, get one that has already won some recognition in the industry.
Anybody have a movie idea?
An autobiography of me would be interesting if the right actors, director and cinematographer come together. Other than that, I suggest finding an established screen writer and adapt a successful novel or play.
What don't you like about the current movies and the way they are directed and made?
Lack of realism, lack of set continuity between scenes, corny actors, ridiculous plots, amateurish special effects, excessive length (without a gripping story),
Are some redundant.
Die Hard Umpteen comes to mind. Same old shit every pass. Bruce Willis performs superhuman feats to save the day and his wife from annihilation. Reminds me of the
Matlock marathons...each episode has the same plot with a twist here and there; Ben Matlock defends an innocent client, figures out who really did it and extracts a confession from the guilty party just before the last commercial.
Are there just not enough of some?
Not enough outstanding black and white movies...such as
To Kill a Mockingbird.
Please share you serious thoughts about your feelings on the movie industry.
A good movie, whether experienced at a theater, by television or DVD can provide entertainment and enjoyment like no other medium. They are best experienced at a theater where the screen is huge, the house lights are off (allowing the audience to experience occasional total darkness...except for the exit signs), and the sound system is impeccable whether it mimics a whisper or cannon fire. Movies made for theater offer the movie goer a detachment from all around him save the exit lights, the seat and the rude patrons that cannot refrain from chatting.
If you are passionate show it. If you hate it, say it and why with a passion!
That's about as passionate as I'm gonna get with you!