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[EagleWolf]

Le trailer de Fly Me to the Moon arrive lundi, le film devrait sortir le 12 juillet, et l'histoire "se déroulerait dans le cadre de la course à l'espace des années 1960" :

[NiradZedjati]

[EagleWolf]

Two more observations about Francis Coppola‘s Megalopolis, which was seen last Thursday morning by an elite crowd of 300 or so at Universal City IMAX:

Observer #1: “Megalopoplis is about as non-Joe Popcorn a movie as one can imagine. But it is so startling, so original and sometimes downright confounding that there is a certain strata of moviegoer who will see it out of raw curiosity…especially if critics get behind it and if there is a major PR campaign.

“I don’t know if the print we saw [last Thursday] is finished or not. I hope Francis clarifies the story so audiences have something to hang onto. The first approximately 50 to 60 per cent of the film is much better than the last part because you lose track of the story and become bored.

“It is nonetheless a bold and utterly original film, and for that Francis will get tons of credit from some quarters.”

Observer #2: “There will be many and varied responses to this film. Those who love it for its boldness will be right. and those who dismiss it for the same reason will, if you insist, also be correct. And perhaps the film’s natural, eventual home will be in art museums.

“Megalopolis will require careful and loving handling, which may turn out to be an impossible task in today’s market. But here’s hoping otherwise.”

[EagleWolf]

Le trailer de Fly Me to the Moon arrive lundi, le film devrait sortir le 12 juillet, et l'histoire "se déroulerait dans le cadre de la course à l'espace des années 1960" :

Pas sûr que ça volera très haut (pun intended), mais ça m'a l'air plutôt sympa :

[NiradZedjati]

Two more observations about Francis Coppola‘s Megalopolis, which was seen last Thursday morning by an elite crowd of 300 or so at Universal City IMAX:

Observer #1: “Megalopoplis is about as non-Joe Popcorn a movie as one can imagine. But it is so startling, so original and sometimes downright confounding that there is a certain strata of moviegoer who will see it out of raw curiosity…especially if critics get behind it and if there is a major PR campaign.

“I don’t know if the print we saw [last Thursday] is finished or not. I hope Francis clarifies the story so audiences have something to hang onto. The first approximately 50 to 60 per cent of the film is much better than the last part because you lose track of the story and become bored.

“It is nonetheless a bold and utterly original film, and for that Francis will get tons of credit from some quarters.”

Observer #2: “There will be many and varied responses to this film. Those who love it for its boldness will be right. and those who dismiss it for the same reason will, if you insist, also be correct. And perhaps the film’s natural, eventual home will be in art museums.

“Megalopolis will require careful and loving handling, which may turn out to be an impossible task in today’s market. But here’s hoping otherwise.”

[EagleWolf]

Pas étonnant...




Les premiers retours pour Fall Guy sont positifs...

[NiradZedjati]

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[EagleWolf]

[NiradZedjati]

[EagleWolf]

Oui, là avec les morceaux originaux ça va faire venir du monde en salle...

Bon, ça c'est peut-être un peu présomptueux, mais ça promet en tout cas...

[EagleWolf]

Sympa, mais j'espère qu'ils s'appliqueront pour que ce soit vraiment drôle :

[NiradZedjati]

[EagleWolf]

J'ai vu NYAD l'autre jour sur le même thème et qui est réussi, j'espère que Young Woman and the Sea le sera aussi :

[EagleWolf]

[EagleWolf]

[EagleWolf]

[EagleWolf]

Concernant les deux prochains films de Martin Scorsese :

[NiradZedjati]

The Movie Critic ne se fera pas finalement !

[Yehuda]

je me demande ce qui a motivé son choix

[EagleWolf]

Déjà, ils disent que ça avait changé en cours de route avec le retour de Cliff Booth joué par Brad Pitt dans Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, ce qui en aurait fait une sorte de suite. Et là il abandonne carrément le projet, bah il a dû se dire que ça n'en valait pas la peine pour un dernier film de carrière, ou alors il s'est rendu compte qu'il n'arriverait pas forcément à obtenir ce qu'il cherchait d'une façon ou d'une autre ?

[Yehuda]

Peut-être en effet s'est-il dit que pour conclure sa carrière (à part le côté poétique sous texte de ses propres débuts à lui en tant que critique) c'était pas hyper hypant, mais du coup ça montrerait potentiellement des premiers doutes sur le fait qu'il ira au bout de son annonce initiale qu'il ne ferait que 10 films

[EagleWolf]

[EagleWolf]

Curieux aussi de ce The Entertainment System Is Down :

La surprise du moment...

[EagleWolf]

EDIT :

[EagleWolf]

"It is what it is, warts and all. And some of it is spectacular and some of it is stuff that I would change or fix today, but I didn’t want to mess with that."

"There’s a lot of imperfections, there’s a lot of things that you just don’t see on film. When people say they love the look of film, what they’re talking about is chaos, entropy, and softness. Now, of course, we live in an HDR world where you get those kinds of very deep, rich, velvety blacks for free."

"And we had to negotiate that fine line between what to fix or not. So we attempted to go back in and fix to make it match. And kind of repaint stuff and just take out water spots and little edge flashes. And some of it is impossible to get it to match, certainly by today’s standards."

Et du coup, dans la foulée de Seven, il précise qu'il a aussi commencé à remasteriser Panic Room :

"I didn’t realize it would take as long as it did, at least six months dealing with files and making notes, and maybe the last nine months to a year putting some of it on the back burner while we finished ‘The Killer’ and did initial work on ‘Panic Room,’ which is what we’re working on now."