[Discussion] We always regret how most of entertainment is now profit-driven, but what are films or shows that you enjoyed where the directive team had almost complete creative freedom?
[Discussion] We always regret how most of entertainment is now profit-driven, but what are films or shows that you enjoyed where the directive team had almost complete creative freedom?
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Everything by Quentin Tarantino.
He makes movies that are 3 hours long and mostly consist of people sitting in a room talking, a few scenes where a hot chick plays with her feet, and a massacre at the end.
And it somehow works.You just sold it to me.
It was just a pinky.
That sequence- flick the lighter, chop, swipe, saunter away… was brilliant. There are multiple levels of storytelling in just those few seconds. It’s definitely worth watching that (very good) film just to see it.
That movie hooked me on Tim Roth. Absolutely brilliant the entire film.
That is far and away my favorite scene in any movie ever. It’s just so perfect