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I think Inception was one of the biggest "thinking movies" recently. Most of my co-workers saw it and said, "It was dumb." I asked why. "Well, uh, I couldn't just watch the movie. I just wanted to watch the action and effects, but I spent most of the time thinking." Wow. Thinking during a...

May I ask a question? What do you need (software, technique?) to make a person wearing greenscreen coveralls appear invisible on a live set?

Is there a way to age a person's facial appearance? Especially an actor who is a way off from starting to get wrinkles?

I agree the movies are usually just for the effects nowadays, but there are some rare gems every year that stick out of the crowd.

This book helped me out a good deal: Moviemaking Course: Principles, Practice, & Techniques

Thanks.

AWESOME! Now, don't know if this throws a monkey-wrench in it, but I'm going to pain the table red. Is THAT a problem?

Could I get in trouble if I used a ping-pong table and paddles and ball in a movie? If so, who would own the rights to ping-pong?

Does anyone have a list of good movie prop online stores? If you could give me some suggestions, that would be helpful. Also, in particular, I'm trying to find a fake, but realistic-looking, Japanese mustache for a movie I'm shooting in March? Anyone know of any good mustache online stores...

Anyone got any tips on how to make good, easy-to-do splatter blood?

Okay, so it appears we need a new thread to talk about. This one came to mind after thinking about the books I like, so here it is: What book have you read, or movie that you've seen, that you'd like to adapt or remake if you were given the opportunity? Mine, as far as book, Wilderking...

Unbreakable, with Bruce Willis. Awesome film! A very unique super-hero movie. 8/10.

Well, if these two were released in New York City against each other, Bond would be standing there scratching his head, not knowing Bourne is right behind him with a newspaper in his hand!

I was talking with a buddy of mine yesterday, and somehow we got on the subject of Jason Bourne (who I think is awesome) and James Bond (who my friend think is awesome). Now we both debated who would win if these two action heroes were sent to kick the other's butt. What do you think?

Okay, I've never liked horse movies. But I watched Disney's Secretariat last night, and it wasn't bad. Especially for Disney.:) 7/10

The Lord Of The Rings is the best film ever. The animated version isn't too bad, and I think I like it better than the RotK one. Both good though, and I used to watch them ALL THE TIME before PJ's LotR came out.

Welcome, Michael Joseph.

Yo, bro. Wassup, man?

Nice picture. I like Stan Lee's stuff. And Van Gogh.

First film sucked. My siblings were the actors, I was using a small $90 camera I bought from Wal Mart, and I had some of the worst lighting. I cringe when I watch it, but it's good to see I've come-at least a little-way from there.