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Franchescanado posted:All of them are worth it, awesome, (affordable) and whether you apply it to your photography/lighting projects, writing, film, etc. it will fill you with a creative spirit to get off your rear end and do something so you won't have to worry about the problems. Or you can forget all that and read some real writing advice from Nick Lowe that is great for any creative project. CelticPredator posted:Edit never mind. Another lovely day, more 
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Alhazred posted:But that's a good movie. I didn't mean anything by it. I like it despite it being more goofy than the previous films. Although as i understand it; it's not well liked or considered good.
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:Or you can forget all that and read some real writing advice from Nick Lowe that is great for any creative project. gently caress off you goddamn weirdo
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CelticPredator posted:gently caress off you goddamn weirdo 
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CelticPredator posted:gently caress off you goddamn weirdo
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CelticPredator posted:gently caress off you goddamn weirdo
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CelticPredator posted:gently caress off you goddamn weirdo
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Nick Lowe? More like Nick Blow!* *As in fellatio not as in cocaine.
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:Or you can forget all that and read some real writing advice from Nick Lowe that is great for any creative project. what in god's name is it with Serious Writing People and utterly forgetting how to write in plain loving English
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I have a lot of issues with Save the Cat, but for all its flaws, at least Blake Snyder isn't firmly lodged up his own rear end in a top hat
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Nroo posted:Youtube of the Day is actually from Archive.org: Peter Watkins is so good. I need to make time soon to watch The Journey (also extremely topical)
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https://twitter.com/GreatDismal/status/895407595539779584
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Simon Kinberg is producing Neuromancer, so my expectations are rock bottom.
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why couldn't Spielberg have taken Neuromancer and Deadpool guy have taken Ready Player One?
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I wouldn't trust Spielberg of all people with Neuromancer. Like I'm not saying he couldn't pull it off, but tonally I'm just not seeing it.
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Why couldn't the Vincenzo Natali/Tsutomu Nihei version have escaped development hell instead of this?
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a film version of Neuromancer has "been in production" almost constantly since the late 80s. The 1988 game had a sticker saying "based on the upcoming feature film". At one point the guy who directed Torque was attached. It's never gonna happen.
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Thank god. It's a great book. I've read it at least three times. It doesn't need to be a movie.
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Holy poo poo y'all, Pulp Fiction's playing on the big screen in KC next week.
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I don't know how well Neuromancer would even work as a film. It's a great book, but it gets pretty bonkers.
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Safety Factor posted:I don't know how well Neuromancer would even work as a film. It's a great book, but it get pretty bonkers. The basic plot is fairly simple, iirc, and it just starts getting trippy once the greater-scope conflict is revealed (and even then, not in a way that would be difficult to translate to film).
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Safety Factor posted:I don't know how well Neuromancer would even work as a film. It's a great book, but it gets pretty bonkers. I get why people want to do a film of it, it's got that Ender's Game thing where "oh yeah I've heard of that", but at the same time, it's Gibson's worst novel by just about every available metric. A stylish Atomic Blonde style thriller based on his Bigend trilogy would be cheaper and honestly I think would work (Pattern Recognition was his most successful novel in quite some time when it came out). I would also absolutely loving kill for a version of his new book, The Peripheral, but it's way out there conceptually. Mona Lisa Overdrive or Idoru would be the best shot at adapting single novels, but nobody wants to do that because one is at the end of a trilogy and the other is in the middle of one and everyone thinks "well if it's a hit we want to do the whole trilogy in order". IIRC there is someone wanting to adapt Virtual Light (the first book in the trilogy that Idoru is the second book of) into a series, which would probably be good
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The OKC art museum is doing a Lynch festival this weekend and I'm hype
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:Or you can forget all that and read some real writing advice from Nick Lowe that is great for any creative project. idk why but this made me guffaw quote:Well, by this stage, you're probably bouncing up and down in your seat with barely-continent excitement, thinking, "Wow, am I really going to learn to write like Stephen Donaldson?"
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The most recent William Gibson adaptation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjY9-vclso4
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You know what's a precocious and dope movie? Boiler Room.
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Snak posted:I wouldn't trust Spielberg of all people with Neuromancer. Like I'm not saying he couldn't pull it off, but tonally I'm just not seeing it. The only person that comes to mind who could really "get" neuromancer without just going full camp with it is Nicolas Winding Refn. I mean maybe Denis Villeneuve too but he's already doing Blade Runner.
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CharlieFoxtrot posted:The most recent William Gibson adaptation: IMDB says this movie isn't good, but I don't know if I can pass on an Abel Ferrara movie with Christopher Walker and Willem Dafoe.
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Lurdiak posted:The only person that comes to mind who could really "get" neuromancer without just going full camp with it is Nicolas Winding Refn. I mean maybe Denis Villeneuve too but he's already doing Blade Runner. Richard Ayoade, surely.
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Bad news guys/gals, I've discovered it's possible to get ulcers on the underside of your tongue by eating too much pussy.
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Bad news guys/gals, I've discovered it's possible to get ulcers on the underside of your tongue by eating too much underage pussy.
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Why the gently caress are people White Knighting loving North Korea now?
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asmr of the day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoCFToFstSY
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CPL593H posted:Why the gently caress are people White Knighting loving North Korea now? I mean at the moment being poo poo loving terrified of nuclear war is a pretty good reason Like they are a raging shithole of a country but sweet merciful Christ this Trump/NK situation is going to suck for everybody
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That video of him with his arms petulantly crossed suggesting America will rain fire and brimstone on North Korea is an absolute nightmare.
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CPL593H posted:Why the gently caress are people White Knighting loving North Korea now? America bad therefore anyone against America good is the usual logic on that sort of thing
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:I mean at the moment being poo poo loving terrified of nuclear war is a pretty good reason I'm not even talking about that. Some dildo on facebook was just talking about how the perception of NK is "orientalist propaganda" from the west and that basically there's nothing wrong with the country or its leadership. Also when I made mention of the labor camps and meth addiction he just said "Thanks for the accurate description of America.", which is real clever if you don;t think about it for more than two seconds or apply any nuance and Jesus gently caress why are people talking about North Korea like it's a good place and other people are saying the Earth is flat when even Christopher Columbus didn't even believe that and goddamn it I can't handle people anymore.
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CPL593H posted:Why the gently caress are people White Knighting loving North Korea now? https://www.csmonitor.com/Commentary/Opinion/2011/1013/Nuclear-lesson-from-Libya-Don-t-be-like-Qaddafi.-Be-like-Kim
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