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On a different but not unrelated topic, "Battlefield Earth" is on IMDb's "100 Worst Films of All Time".

It doesn't matter how much anyone bashes "Avatar", he can still remain calm and defend it without throwing back personal insults. For this reason, Cracker Funk is my new, online I-love-you-so-much-I-can't-express-it-with-only-text-over-the-interweb. Droowl <3 Cracker Funk

I've just remembered a movie that came out a little while ago called "Ninja Assassin". I've never seen it, but the title implies that it is a very action heavy film with almost zero plot. Has anyone seen it before?

Yay! Coen Brothers! I like you.

You know, at first I didn't really like the DSRL cameras. But after seeing a few shorts made with them, I actually like them. If you know how to use one well enough, and you record the audio separately, DSLR can be a very powerful filmmaking tool. I haven't really researched too much into the...

Here ya go buddy: http://tinyurl.com/2bx65aa

Like Cracker Funk said, all Hollywood movies are moneymaking schemes. But do you think indie filmmakers are making their films JUST to make money? We make films because we like to, and the money we may get is just an added bonus. Well, at least thats me. There may be some indie filmmakers in it...

Honestly, everyone I meet loves that movie. Its just a moneymaking scheme. They're re-releasing it in August, and making a sequel to get even MORE money. Can someone make me feel better by saying that they at least didn't like "Avatar" a little bit?

:lol: You still gotta appreciate the classics.

Uh oh, I knew this would happen. I can't go ten feet without finding an "Avatar" fan who is willing to jump on me. For some reason I usually get the feeling that they want to harm me. "Avatar" is like a religion and the fans are the crusaders. Just because I argue against sequels and remakes...

Well then, if thats what you were shooting for, its a wonderful video. Excellent work. Still, the cinematography was done extremely welll. Its just amazing.

I can make this review short and sweet: wonderful cinematography, horrible acting. The idea for the short was great, but your actors didnt have to be so melodramatic. Thats alright though, they'll get better. Practice makes perfect.

Cooooooolll. That looks great.

I agree 100%. With films such as "Avatar" (which, to put it bluntly, sucked) graphics are becoming more important than story. 3D as well. People turn their nose up at movies that are shot in boring old 2D, even though 3D adds nothing to the film whatsoever. It just makes it look pretty. In my...

... d'you think it would be better to memorize your script before shooting? Or at least use a teleprompter? How many takes did you do this in anyway?

I don't have such a hatred towards them as the iPhone. As long as the scene isn't bouncing around so fast it feels like I'm on a rollercoaster I would give a DSLR a shot. I wouldn't use one myself, but I'm OK with others using it (with a tripod). I wouldn't recommend using it for a full blown...

Sure, it will work fine. Not many people would be able to notice, either. But to me, its just weird shooting without a proper camera. And by "proper camera" I mean like something thats specific purpose is making videos. Shooting something with a cellphone would just be... I dunno, different .

It all depends on what sort of look you want your movie to have. Have you ever heard of a PXL-2000? Horrible quality, but they have a film festival for only movies shot on them. Any camera can get the job done. I would say that the T2i is versatile enough to create a whole movie, and as long as...

Whhhattttt? Am I going to have to watch a movie at this years Sundance made completely with an iPhone? I will have to lose all faith in filmmaking if that happens. Personally, I would never make a film with an iPhone, even if the quality is mind-blowing. To answer your question, you can use a...

Sad beginning. Hes a little too calm for being blown up.