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Post by sethan on May 13, 2017 0:10:39 GMT
Garth Davis Trilogy people! He's the director, I told you...  |
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Post by Admin on May 19, 2017 16:05:34 GMT
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Post by sethan on May 19, 2017 16:27:08 GMT
Happiness. YAS. Rooney is astonishing in this. I can feel it. |
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Post by nenya on May 19, 2017 16:53:14 GMT
damn! i wasn't expecting it so soon, but someone better share that footage or else :explode:
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Post by mortimer605 on May 19, 2017 17:41:19 GMT
 Rooney ! Yeah !
They aren't wasting time. And to think we'll probably have to wait on trailer till August/September... 
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Post by nenya on May 19, 2017 18:04:11 GMT
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Post by RedSparrow on May 19, 2017 18:54:07 GMT
damn! i wasn't expecting it so soon, but someone better share that footage or else :explode: Anyone comment on Rooney's performance from what they saw? |
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Post by renoh on May 19, 2017 18:55:08 GMT
No surprises here really, this has everything to be good :) . I wonder what Harvey's thinking, first he ignored Rooney achievement at Cannes while promoting Carol and now why this movie is not at Cannes... Cannes loves Rooney. |
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Post by RedSparrow on May 19, 2017 19:22:17 GMT
No surprises here really, this has everything to be good :) . I wonder what Harvey's thinking, first he ignored Rooney achievement at Cannes while promoting Carol and now why this movie is not at Cannes... Cannes loves Rooney. Harvey might be a big name, but even he can't guarantee you a Cannes slot. And who knows, maybe he did try. For me personally, I don't want to imagine the repercussions if a film with a sensitive subject matter like this doesn't play well with the Cannes folks. I think it's good it's not playing in there. Cannes can be super immature. Venice is better place for MM. Hope that's what Weinstein's eyeing. |
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Post by renoh on May 19, 2017 19:29:21 GMT
No surprises here really, this has everything to be good :) . I wonder what Harvey's thinking, first he ignored Rooney achievement at Cannes while promoting Carol and now why this movie is not at Cannes... Cannes loves Rooney. Harvey might be a big name, but even he can't guarantee you a Cannes slot. And who knows, maybe he did try. For me personally, I don't want to imagine the repercussions if a film with a sensitive subject matter like this doesn't play well with the Cannes folks. I think it's good it's not playing in there. Cannes can be super immature. Venice is better place for MM. Hope that's what Weinstein's eyeing. French nowadays are not religious and I think the audience can handle the subject. Italians are religious. I think he didn't do much to have the movie at Cannes. |
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Post by nenya on May 19, 2017 19:46:21 GMT
i think it wasn't ready, Garth was still working on it in April (if i recall it correctly), better to make it slowly and calmly than in a hurry and under pressure  |
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Post by mortimer605 on May 19, 2017 19:46:35 GMT
Harvey might be a big name, but even he can't guarantee you a Cannes slot. And who knows, maybe he did try. For me personally, I don't want to imagine the repercussions if a film with a sensitive subject matter like this doesn't play well with the Cannes folks. I think it's good it's not playing in there. Cannes can be super immature. Venice is better place for MM. Hope that's what Weinstein's eyeing. French nowadays are not religious and I think the audience can handle the subject. Italians are religious. I think he didn't do much to have the movie at Cannes.
In 2011, there was booing on The Tree of Life projection (the last 20 minutes - so called "religious" stuff). In the end, it wasn't a problem for the movie to get Palme d'Or but I agree with Red, "religious" movies can be risky at Cannes, Venice seems like better option.
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Post by renoh on May 19, 2017 22:45:03 GMT
French nowadays are not religious and I think the audience can handle the subject. Italians are religious. I think he didn't do much to have the movie at Cannes.
In 2011, there was booing on The Tree of Life projection (the last 20 minutes - so called "religious" stuff). In the end, it wasn't a problem for the movie to get Palme d'Or but I agree with Red, "religious" movies can be risky at Cannes, Venice seems like better option.
I don’t remember well TTOL, maybe they booed it because people don’t like being sermoned with religious stuff where least expected. With MM, we know what it is about, I mean it’s religious but it's being announced as a humanized perspective and I think we won’t be felling sermoned there, I’m sure Garth has treated the subject well, the way you don’t feel you’re being evangelized. It is like going to a church just because I love architecture, and i don’t like when I check my FB account and see religious messages from a few people. |
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Post by mortimer605 on May 19, 2017 23:47:52 GMT
In 2011, there was booing on The Tree of Life projection (the last 20 minutes - so called "religious" stuff). In the end, it wasn't a problem for the movie to get Palme d'Or but I agree with Red, "religious" movies can be risky at Cannes, Venice seems like better option.
I don’t remember well TTOL, maybe they booed it because people don’t like being sermoned with religious stuff where least expected. With MM, we know what it is about, I mean it’s religious but it's being announced as a humanized perspective and I think we won’t be felling sermoned there, I’m sure Garth has treated the subject well, the way you don’t feel you’re being evangelized. It is like going to a church just because I love architecture, and i don’t like when I check my FB account and see religious messages from a few people.
Lol  ...there was plenty of similar things on various IMDb boards too.
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Post by kira on May 20, 2017 11:04:54 GMT
I don't get it. If Focus Features showed footage from the film, The Weinstein Co will do the same? What's the point of doing this
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