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Post by RedSparrow on Apr 20, 2017 17:16:10 GMT
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Post by mortimer605 on Apr 20, 2017 17:35:59 GMT
Lol... :lol2: this is so Spike. Now, I actually want to see Rooney and Dev in parody of their own scene.
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Post by sethan on Apr 21, 2017 14:19:23 GMT
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Post by sethan on Apr 21, 2017 14:30:01 GMT
One Perfect Shot  |
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Post by renoh on Apr 21, 2017 21:40:28 GMT
So subliminal, a nice creative way to show the 2 parallels :) . |
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Post by sethan on Apr 21, 2017 22:17:49 GMT
So subliminal, a nice creative way to show the 2 parallels :) . Yes. Lion is such a visual film. Harvey & Oscars Circus made it look more manipulative than it is. I think it's a pretty cinematographic experience (which is enhanced if you see it in a movie theater). I think that if Lion has a defect is the script and the direction too inclined to value its protagonist. That's why I think Garth could fail in doing Amanda a 3D character as House director |
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Post by drilbey on Apr 21, 2017 23:00:08 GMT
Just dawned on me that Lucy is the second made up girlfriend (first being Erica) of a character that's based on a real person. She could make a career based off playing imaginary girlfriends. Hell, she's already filled that void for me.
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Post by RedSparrow on Apr 22, 2017 6:33:28 GMT
Just dawned on me that Lucy is the second made up girlfriend (first being Erica) of a character that's based on a real person. She could make a career based off playing imaginary girlfriends. Hell, she's already filled that void for me. Zuckerberg denies it but I think Sorkin wrote Erica based on a real person and just changed her name. |
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Post by nenya on Apr 22, 2017 7:22:31 GMT
Just dawned on me that Lucy is the second made up girlfriend (first being Erica) of a character that's based on a real person. She could make a career based off playing imaginary girlfriends. Hell, she's already filled that void for me. Zuckerberg denies it but I think Sorkin wrote Erica based on a real person and just changed her name. yeah, and Catherine (Her) is suspected to be Sofia Coppola (Spike's ex wife) |
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Post by drilbey on Apr 22, 2017 8:41:46 GMT
Just dawned on me that Lucy is the second made up girlfriend (first being Erica) of a character that's based on a real person. She could make a career based off playing imaginary girlfriends. Hell, she's already filled that void for me. Zuckerberg denies it but I think Sorkin wrote Erica based on a real person and just changed her name. Right, but there's no evidence that person was his girlfriend (in fact he was already dating his current wife at the time) let alone she did or said any of those things. And we already know Lucy is an amalganation of multiple girls because there needed to be a "Hollywood girlfriend" in the script |
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Post by RedSparrow on Apr 22, 2017 9:23:52 GMT
Zuckerberg denies it but I think Sorkin wrote Erica based on a real person and just changed her name. Right, but there's no evidence that person was his girlfriend (in fact he was already dating his current wife at the time) let alone she did or said any of those things. And we already know Lucy is an amalganation of multiple girls because there needed to be a "Hollywood girlfriend" in the scriptCourtesy of TWC, maybe? The question to me is did they pull it off? Did her character serve the story and was Garth able to meld the reality and her imaginary character together well? Sorkin and Fincher were able to do that (If the Erica character was not based on a real person). |
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Post by drilbey on Apr 22, 2017 9:45:13 GMT
Right, but there's no evidence that person was his girlfriend (in fact he was already dating his current wife at the time) let alone she did or said any of those things. And we already know Lucy is an amalganation of multiple girls because there needed to be a "Hollywood girlfriend" in the scriptCourtesy of TWC, maybe? The question to me is did they pull it off? Did her character serve the story and was Garth able to meld the reality and her imaginary character together well? Sorkin and Fincher were able to do that (If the Erica character was not based on a real person). It was fine, but the film would've probably functioned by its own without her, since she's merely there to support Garth, and Nicole's character already fills that void. Erica on the other hand is the direct reason as to why Mark begins his whole road to world domination. |
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Post by RedSparrow on Apr 22, 2017 10:01:49 GMT
Courtesy of TWC, maybe? The question to me is did they pull it off? Did her character serve the story and was Garth able to meld the reality and her imaginary character together well? Sorkin and Fincher were able to do that (If the Erica character was not based on a real person). It was fine, but the film would've probably functioned by its own without her, since she's merely there to support Garth, and Nicole's character already fills that void. Erica on the other hand is the direct reason as to why Mark begins his whole road to world domination. If adding Lucy to the story was somehow a compromise from Garth's end. I hope he never does it again no matter how well Rooney and he work together. |
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Post by renoh on Apr 22, 2017 13:46:28 GMT
So subliminal, a nice creative way to show the 2 parallels :) . Yes. Lion is such a visual film. Harvey & Oscars Circus made it look more manipulative than it is. I think it's a pretty cinematographic experience (which is enhanced if you see it in a movie theater). I think that if Lion has a defect is the script and the direction too inclined to value its protagonist. That's why I think Garth could fail in doing Amanda a 3D character as House director I wasn't aware of so many same shots, excepts for 3 of them. Funny how youtubers find stuff (The one that made me laugh the other day was the one about The discovery, on why Isla was shot in the stomach and not in the brain, I bet Charlie was surprised too). I think they wasted time trashing the brother, I don't remember those events in the book. With AHITS Harvey won't be around  |
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Post by sethan on Apr 22, 2017 18:26:43 GMT
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