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Cool poster. I love lions :P

Unless all the posts in this thread are sarcastic, I've lost hope in the judgement of most indietalkers.

Tyler Perry is remaking Batman?

Rebel Without a Cause - 9/10 Still one of the best films ever made. It's definitely one of the best structured: it's a modern tragedy. The performances, while melodramatic, are excellent, and the overall symbolism that goes unseen throughout is incredible. Avatar - 5/10 It's visually lush, some...

I'd like to see Benedict Cumberbatch go away. He's weird looking.

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Interesting question... I would instead want the film to be in the style of Year One. So, going by that: Ryan Gosling/Armie Hammer as Bruce/Batman Sean Penn/Bryan Cranston as Gordon Samuel L. Jackson as "Big Al" (Alfred)

"Well you can walk into a movie theater in Amsterdam and buy a beer. And I don't mean just like in no paper cup, I'm talking about a glass of beer."

Hm. I hope this doesn't mean he won't be Nolan's regular DP anymore...

You should never refer to yourself as the next anyone, but especially, especially the next Lucas... But your short was amusing and well-done.

Looking forward to it!

Another thing. This would be really easy to shoot, and I'm considerably happy that you're doing a nice dialogue-driven piece instead of what most guys our age do: bumbling, random shoot-out videos. Which is why I think you should rework that ending. Honestly I think the script seems like a good...

Moonrise Kingdom - 6/10 Clever, funny and moving. Too bad it's also pretentious, strung-out and unoriginal. Wes Anderson's quirky style, supposedly inspired mostly by French New Wave films (I highly doubt it), is beginning to lose the appeal it had used up with The Royal Tenenbaums and Rushmore...

Now that you mention it, I do see a good deal of Kevin Smith in there. But the title cards (and on a more subtle level, the inclusion of Eastwood) reminded me of Tarantino. It's a fine screenplay. Your dialogue flows, which is important and usually failed on by most writers. I know that any...

Alright, I read it. To be honest it'd make an interesting little short if shot and acted right. I liked the choices of music. However it's not a great screenplay. It feels a little desperate to emulate Tarantino, especially with the vulgar, aimless discussion about random topics, the titles...

Damn, that was nice. Can't wait to hear it play out with the actual short.

Pink Floyd- The Wall- 10/10 The most immersive, tortured and brilliantly insane film ever made. It ranks up there with 2001 and Blade Runner for its endless visual and philosophical scope, and the maddeningly beautiful relationship between image and music is unmatched.

Lamb's Starling is not strong because of her climatic shoot-out with Buffalo Bill, it's how she establishes herself as a strong individual when not on duty. Another strong character is Thelma from Thelma and Louise, and not because she kills the rapist. Instead of giving herself up the easy...

Regardless if Tarantino intended her to be a fetishized "adolescent-male fantasy" character, she is undeniably strong in the film. She experiences extreme physical and emotional pain but gets over it fairly confidently... with no men involved. And in the end she triumphs over the men who...