Trailers for Upcoming Films

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brundlefly
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Re: Trailers for Upcoming Films

#1926 Post by brundlefly »

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Matt
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Re: Trailers for Upcoming Films

#1927 Post by Matt »

1.33:1? Black and white, sepia, and drained color? Planimetric symmetrical framings? As the kids say, we're so back.
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Lowry_Sam
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#1928 Post by Lowry_Sam »

Hopefully he tackles The Invisible Man or Creature From The Black Lagoon next, Frankenstein has been played out of late.
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therewillbeblus
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#1929 Post by therewillbeblus »

Eggers has been open about his main passion being deciphering old dialects with making films as a secondary interest, so I imagine that if he reimagines another story it will take place in a different age and culture
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knives
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#1930 Post by knives »

It would be cool for him to talk some African culture’s folktale in that case. It’s linguistically interesting and not seen too often.
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#1931 Post by Lowry_Sam »

Which is why I don't mind him redoing old narratives, at least there's an intention beyond just making some major studio some money while retaining one's creativity & unique vision & doing it well. Hopefully he doesn't lose it though if & when he choses to do Frankenstein or Pinocchio.
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#1932 Post by TVC15 »

Much like Nosferatu, this appears to be all style, no substance
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knives
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#1933 Post by knives »

You might find the substance wanting, but it seems such a bizarre and perhaps lazy thing to call Nosferatu style over substance. The style was clearly serving a thematic point concerning the treatment of sexuality and disease connected to a few other things in the period shown.
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