Vader182 wrote:Anyway that's more of an answer to questions you didn't ask but you seemed intrigued so I thought I'd explain the thought process.
-Vader
You elaborating on your thoughts is always welcome. Especially these days that there isn't enough from you to read.
I share the same feeling about the examples that you mentioned, but in my personal belief, Haynes is the antithetical of doing it safe. He's known for his formalistic approach in his works. He might fail in his experimental endeavors but he would nevertheless go for it and that always prompts me to remain intrigued for his upcoming projects.£
Vader182 wrote:Room seems honest. Maybe not good, or great, but I feel a sincerity there I don't with Carol—that could be projecting Short Term 12 vibes from Larson onto Room, but it's just an impression.
Honestly, I have a similar impression and I thought I was alone on this. Something about the Carol trailer gives me the vibe that it is trying hard to be subtle for the sake of being subtle rather than letting that happen naturally. As a result I did not feel much passion from the trailer. Room looks emotionally honest and passionate. I'm significantly more excited for it.
Suffragette over Carol honestly is just because I'm currently more fanboying Mulligan than Mara.
1. Star Wars: The Force Awakens - Abrams
2. Steve Jobs - Boyle
3. The Martian - Scott
4. The Revenant - Iñárritu
5. The Peanuts Movie - Martino
6. The Good Dinosaur - Sohn
7. The Walk - Zemeckis
1. The Revenant
2. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
3. Spectre
4. Steve Jobs
5. Macbeth
6. Carol
7. The Hateful Eight
8. Beasts of No Nation
9. Sicario
10. The Good Dinosaur
1. The Revenant 2. The Hateful Eight 3. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 4. SPECTRE 5. Bridge of Spies 6. Macbeth 7. Crimson Peak 8. Steve Jobs 9. Beasts of No Nation 10. Carol
