NiradZedjati a écrit:Pratiquement le seul film de Snyder qui me laisse de marbre.
Dark Sirgon a écrit:Ha ouais!? Pourtant c'est un de ces films les plus original , tellement d'idées incroyable dans ce film !
Moi c'est plus un film comme l'armée des morts qui me laisse froid ...mais bon je suis pas très zombie , c'est pour ça.
Dark Sirgon a écrit:NiradZedjati a écrit:Pratiquement le seul film de Snyder qui me laisse de marbre.
Ha ouais!? Pourtant c'est un de ces films les plus original , tellement d'idées incroyable dans ce film !
Moi c'est plus un film comme l'armée des morts qui me laisse froid ...mais bon je suis pas très zombie , c'est pour ça.
"Sucker Punch is probably the most obvious example of straightforward, pure satire that I’ve made. And I still think I didn’t go far enough, because a lot of people thought that it was just a movie about scantily clad girls dancing around in a brothel. I’m like, 'Really? Did you see Watchmen?'. That film is completely a superhero deconstruction from the drop, which is all Alan Moore. That’s the thing I’ve found really interesting and motivating throughout my career. And I think that, seen as a whole, it’s more obvious than on a movie-to-movie basis."
"The thing that is deceiving about my movies is that I’m always trying to give the audience the movie they think they want to see, but also give them the subverted version of it at the exact same time. That notion has always been really cool and fascinating: that as filmmakers, we’re trying to sneak in the subversive thing without breaking the illusion. That’s the trick."
“I’m working with Warner Bros. to try and find a window to go back in. Even though we did an extended version, it’s not the fully realized movie.”
“I think it’s good [if] I can get those guys, Emily [Browning] and Abby [Cornish] and the crew back in. Some reshoots would be amazing.”
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