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Post by RedSparrow on Apr 12, 2017 13:38:41 GMT
I don’t get all the buzz, maybe I should have what she’s having or change my shampoo :lol2: :  I feel like her ;) :  There’s currently just one theatre in town since last Thursday that has Song to Song. There hasn’t be any advertisement for it yet. Obviously people who were there are fans of someone in the movie. We were only 34 people, 3 left before the middle of it. A lot of people leave during the film, guess they don't understand what a Malick film is. :lol2: Malick said in interviews recently he goes back to a script, guess his newer films should be better (according to critics)
He's really something else. I can see how he can be frustrating but at the same time I can understand how liberating it could feel for actors to let it out and risk it along with him, and not give two fucks what anyone thinks. |
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Post by renoh on Apr 12, 2017 21:11:30 GMT
A lot of people leave during the film, guess they don't understand what a Malick film is. :lol2: Malick said in interviews recently he goes back to a script, guess his newer films should be better (according to critics) Really? I thought only the French at Cannes did that. I stayed because of Rooney ;) . I’m a very patient person, but I could notice the audience was not and obiusly they were fans of someone involved with this movie, people would laugh each time when someone left, 2 other left too, but they returned after a long break. That's good, he needs a script. I would rather watch this on Netflix and pay to see The discovery in a big screen... but you know, life is not fair. |
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Post by renoh on Apr 12, 2017 21:26:00 GMT
He's really something else. I can see how he can be frustrating but at the same time I can understand how liberating it could feel for actors to let it out and risk it along with him, and not give two fucks what anyone thinks. As much as I try, I don't see the " something else". Apart from this one, I’ve seen other 3 Malick movies: The Thin Red Line, The New World and The Tree of Life. This one is my less favourite of the 4. I LOVE Poetry, and I was excited when I read a few of the comments of people saying this was poetry, after seen it I can not understand why that has been said. I find that Malick hasn’t been careful with measuring the lights in most frames, it felt as if the exposure was a bit closed, in others so opened that everything seemed sort of flat. The most stunning scene for me, was one Cate was in. I wish he would have keep the same photography’s parameters for all the movie. The title doesn’t fit, I thought as the tittle says Song to song was to define a sequence or something. In fact, there’s hasn’t been enough time for songs. There was one scene in which Michael is singing, I wish Malick would have turned up the volume, that scene could have been memorable. Sometimes, it felt as if Rooney didn’t know what to do :( , it is not her fault, I didn't feel liberating for Rooney, i think it kinds of limited her because it was no direction at all, except maybe in that scene in which she dance. Ryan posses too much. I don’t understand the point of casting Rooney, Michael, Natalie, Cate, Holly, Bérénice and make them fade. This was like having a long conversation with someone face to face, with someone who is rambling. I’ve never felt bored with any Rooney's movie, there’s a first time for everything i guess. |
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Post by mortimer605 on Apr 12, 2017 21:31:12 GMT
He's really something else. I can see how he can be frustrating but at the same time I can understand how liberating it could feel for actors to let it out and risk it along with him, and not give two fucks what anyone thinks. As much as I try, I don't see the " something else". Apart from this one, I’ve seen other 3 Malick movies: The Thin Red Line, The New World and The Tree of Life. This one is my less favourite of the 4. I LOVE Poetry, and I was excited when I read a few of the comments of people saying this was poetry, after seen it I can not understand why that has been said. I find that Malick hasn’t been careful with measuring the lights in most frames, it felt as if the exposure was a bit closed, in others so opened that everything seemed sort of flat. The most stunning scene for me, was one Cate was in. I wish he would have keep the same photography’s parameters for all the movie. The title doesn’t fit, I thought as the tittle says Song to song was to define a sequence or something. In fact, there’s hasn’t been enough time for songs. There was one scene in which Michael is singing, I wish Malick would have turned up the volume, that scene could have been memorable. Sometimes, it felt as if Rooney didn’t know what to do :( , it is not her fault, I didn't feel liberating for Rooney, i think it kinds of limited her because it was no direction at all, except maybe in that scene in which she dance. Ryan posses too much. I don’t understand the point of casting Rooney, Michael, Natalie, Cate, Holly, Bérénice and make them fade. This was like having a long conversation with someone face to face, with someone who is rambling. I’ve never felt bored with any Rooney's movie, there’s a first time for everything i guess.
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Post by renoh on Apr 12, 2017 22:06:16 GMT
:lol2: {Spoiler}{Spoiler!}
The best Canadian product is maple syrup ;) |
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Post by RedSparrow on Apr 13, 2017 8:07:16 GMT
As much as I try, I don't see the " something else". Apart from this one, I’ve seen other 3 Malick movies: The Thin Red Line, The New World and The Tree of Life. This one is my less favourite of the 4. I LOVE Poetry, and I was excited when I read a few of the comments of people saying this was poetry, after seen it I can not understand why that has been said. I find that Malick hasn’t been careful with measuring the lights in most frames, it felt as if the exposure was a bit closed, in others so opened that everything seemed sort of flat. The most stunning scene for me, was one Cate was in. I wish he would have keep the same photography’s parameters for all the movie. The title doesn’t fit, I thought as the tittle says Song to song was to define a sequence or something. In fact, there’s hasn’t been enough time for songs. There was one scene in which Michael is singing, I wish Malick would have turned up the volume, that scene could have been memorable. Sometimes, it felt as if Rooney didn’t know what to do :( , it is not her fault, I didn't feel liberating for Rooney, i think it kinds of limited her because it was no direction at all, except maybe in that scene in which she dance. Ryan posses too much. I don’t understand the point of casting Rooney, Michael, Natalie, Cate, Holly, Bérénice and make them fade. This was like having a long conversation with someone face to face, with someone who is rambling. I’ve never felt bored with any Rooney's movie, there’s a first time for everything i guess.
I for one don't mind him posing for the camera at all    renoh Girl that's where the best gifs come from  |
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Post by renoh on Apr 13, 2017 11:30:22 GMT
I for one don't mind him posing for the camera at all renoh Girl that's where the best gifs come from He's so full of himself, and I don't find him that attractive. He looks like a guy I used to date on that gif, almost same attitude as the pic. |
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Post by mortimer605 on Apr 13, 2017 17:20:43 GMT
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Post by nenya on Apr 13, 2017 18:48:15 GMT
it's the scene in Costco, right? looks like meat, oh Rooney  :lol2: but what's all this anyway, someone made photos in the cinema? :o how rude! |
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Post by renoh on Apr 13, 2017 18:57:49 GMT
it's the scene in Costco, right? looks like meat, oh Rooney :lol2: but what's all this anyway, someone made photos in the cinema? :o how rude! Yes, it is Costco, the only one scene there and in the meat section, this was the most non sense scene of all. |
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Post by nenya on Apr 13, 2017 19:53:34 GMT
it's the scene in Costco, right? looks like meat, oh Rooney :lol2: but what's all this anyway, someone made photos in the cinema? :o how rude! Yes, it is Costco, the only one scene there and in the meat section, this was the most non sense scene of all. you really hated it, didn't you? :lol2: i mean not just that scene but the whole movie. i have about 1 more month to wait, but StS is coming to me!  |
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Post by finroon on Apr 13, 2017 20:34:03 GMT
I'm trying to keep positive 🙏 Although I'm not expecting a riveting masterpiece of cinema, I just hope some good cinematography and those dimples.
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Post by renoh on Apr 13, 2017 20:53:16 GMT
Yes, it is Costco, the only one scene there and in the meat section, this was the most non sense scene of all. you really hated it, didn't you? :lol2: i mean not just that scene but the whole movie. i have about 1 more month to wait, but StS is coming to me! Terry must have thought it was funny to send the vegan to the meat section, it is not. I don’t hate. I didn’t liked it, I don’t remember when was the last time I got so bored in the theatre…I started to think that I run out of almonds, peanuts and bread at home and had to buy some. I tried to remember when was the last time I changed my water filter. I wanted to continue reading the book I had in my purse. I brainstormed your poster too. I stayed just because I thought that at the end, I would have some kind of enlightenment. I really tried. This would not normally happen when I go see a movie. If you are seeing it in a month, stop watching the clips. I gave myself 3 weeks of STS thread abstinence and that wasn’t enough to forget all the stuff, before that I clicked on every video, saw all the pics, but read just 2 reviews and some comments of people who loved it. |
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Post by drilbey on Apr 13, 2017 20:56:23 GMT
Honestly, I've come to terms what modern Malick is, so I have no problem watching a bunch of pretty bohemians meander and mumble for two hours if it's as beautiful in the trailer, especially if it centers on Rooney.
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Post by renoh on Apr 13, 2017 21:26:47 GMT
renoh How much screen time does Cate and Berenice have? I think around 4 minutes each maybe less. |
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