thrice wrote:He looks like Jesus

Well he has played Jesus after all.

I. Just. Love. It.

Ain't even gonna bother saying things that have been said already here or elsewhere.

The guy next to me (who was older too) cried. At least he rubbed his eyes but i'm sure he shed a tear.

What I learned: The Dark Knight has some sort of high-concept set-piece every ten or fifteen minutes. Interestingly enough, most movies can be broken down into eight, twelve to fifteen minute sequences. These sequences have a beginning, middle and end. Now, constructing such a sequence is a true ch...

I'd recommend watching some Richard Linklater movies. This man taught me the brilliance and beauty of a good conversation (mainly Tape, Before sunrise and Before sunset)

I kind of side with the brothers too, allthough both of them killed people and Angier only killed himself. Multiple times. And let Borden hang. Damn.

Law_of_4 wrote:somebody has to make a meme with the cigar guy... anyone who doesn't know check out the awesome shot of Tiger Woods hitting the golf ball

the cigar guy was Leo himself

if you have actors who work hard and you can get some cool locations without paying.. i don't think making a movie cost that much nowadays.. editing and recording music or voice dub can be done at home with very good programs... as for the title of the topic, i don't think Following is the cheapest...

Very interesting thoughts about the generational films. What's intriguing again is the fact that it isn't that necessary for a film to be released within a generation's time-span to be generational. For example I think Fear and loathing in Las Vegas was generational in a way, allthough it didn't adr...

bLaZe wrote:If this is a sand-box type, city bending will be the most fun I will ever have in a video game.

Dammit you're right. It should be a sandbox.