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SlashFilm: Do you miss film at times?
Roger Deakins: Am I nostalgic for film?
SlashFilm: Yeah, exactly. That’s what I–
Roger Deakins: I mean, it’s had a good run, hasn’t it?
SlashFilm: [Laughs] Wow.
Roger Deakins: You know, I’m not nostalgic for a technology. I’m nostalgic for the kind of films that used to be made that aren’t being made now.
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Take Shelter trailer. Directed by Jeff Nichols and starring Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain.
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Cinema chains dimming movies "up to 85%" on... →
dailybunch:
The best part: reportedly the employees at the theatre chains hate changing the lenses because of the insanely-strict DRM on Sony’s digital projectors, which “will shut down on you” if a small mistake is made during the reset process. As a result, they don’t bother changing them at all, because for the $9/hr movie theatre employee, screening a poor resolution film is better than no...
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Many films diminish us. They cheapen us, masturbate our senses, hammer us with...
– A Commentary on Societal Oddities.: I get bugged by most of the things Roger Ebert says, but man, the things he’s said about The Tree of Life…
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I’ll be happy when the day comes when people don’t think it’s such a big deal to...
– Kristen Wiig (via thehoulywoodreporter)
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When planning a new picture, we don’t think of grownups and we don’t think of...
– Walt Disney.
arielestebancayer asked: Do you have a link for The Pixar Story? I would loooooooooove to watch it.
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These people think differently than normal people. They’re...
– Billy Crystal, on the Pixar crew.
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Three months traveling on foot, let’s say, which would be something like 3,000...
– Werner Herzog. Thanks to byronic for bringing this interview to my attention.
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Werner Herzog
Q: What's the mistake with psychology and self-reflection?
A: "There's something profoundly wrong—as wrong as the Spanish Inquisition was. The Spanish Inquisition had one goal, to eradicate all traces of Muslim faith on the soil of Spain, and hence you had to confess and proclaim the innermost deepest nature of your faith to the commission. And almost as a parallel event, explaining and scrutinizing the human soul, into all its niches and crooks and abysses and dark corners, is not doing good to humans. We have to have our dark corners and the unexplained. We will become uninhabitable in a way an apartment will become uninhabitable if you illuminate every single dark corner and under the table and wherever—you cannot live in a house like this anymore. And you cannot live with a person anymore—let's say in a marriage or a deep friendship—if everything is illuminated, explained, and put out on the table. There is something profoundly wrong. It's a mistake. It's a fundamentally wrong approach toward human beings."
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We understand intuitively that everything we love will be taken from us. We...
– Nathan Rabin (via synecdoche)
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