Crazy Eight wrote:Guys just remember that Adam Driver has made it his life mission to only work with the best and brightest in film; from Scorsese to Spielberg to the Coens to Jarmusch... so he's more depressed than any of us about the creative team behind this. Perspective.
I wouldn't exactly label Stallone as someone who is among the best and brightest in film but all right.£
he did write Rocky which is a masterwork of a script imo
and he wrote all the other ones too which aren't that great
Crazy Eight wrote:Guys just remember that Adam Driver has made it his life mission to only work with the best and brightest in film; from Scorsese to Spielberg to the Coens to Jarmusch... so he's more depressed than any of us about the creative team behind this. Perspective.
I wouldn't exactly label Stallone as someone who is among the best and brightest in film but all right.£
He's a Hollywood legend that would be an honor to work for, but alright.
Speaking to a fan on Twitter, Johnson said that the rumour he wrote a story treatment for Episode 9 "is old info."
"I haven't been involved in writing IX," wrote Johnson.
Crazy Eight wrote:He's a Hollywood legend that would be an honor to work for, but alright.
He's a legend as an action star among fans of the genre. As a filmmaker he's regarded as a joke. It's like saying it's an honour for the cast and crew of Transcendence to work under Pfister's supervision because he was a great DP.£
Crazy Eight wrote:He's a Hollywood legend that would be an honor to work for, but alright.
He's a legend as an action star among fans of the genre. As a filmmaker he's regarded as a joke. It's like saying it's an honour for the cast and crew of Transcendence to work under Pfister's supervision because he was a great DP.£
He's an action star period, an icon of an era of Hollywood, and the guy who created and wrote the best sports film of all time. He's a legendary name to work with/for, someone to mark off Driver's growing resume of cinematic legends. Sure, it's not the same as crossing off Spielberg and Scorsese from the list, but it's a nice addition to a seemingly (mostly) cultivated filmography.
