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feedmyleg posted:I'd imagine there are a lot of people standing close by who have a vested interest in not allowing it to escalate to that place from an optics standpoint. Just from an insurance standpoint studios really, really don't want cops and lawyers getting involved.
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EL BROMANCE posted:What films have given away their ending/major plot points either purposely or not-purposely. Maybe through a trailer that contains super late scenes etc. The trailer for Star Trek III: The Search for Spock shows the Enterprise's destruction.
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feedmyleg posted:I've always imagined Soderbergh to as close to a one-man operation as you can get, but I'm not sure how accurate that is. Soderbergh is definitely close, since he's his own cinematographer and editor. Kubrick, as mentioned, was infamously hands-on in as many aspects of his movies as he could be. Hitchcock, too, and Leone. For modern, Fincher and Paul Thomas Anderson come to mind.
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Groundskeeper Silly posted:What are some great movies by directors who never made another great movie? I don't care about stuff like The Night of the Hunter by directors who didn't produce a lot, but more like movies like Training Day, where some middling director who has a ton of credits was never able to come close to the success of their most popular film. Ghostbusters by Ivan Reitman comes to mind.
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FilthyImp posted:Iron Man, apparently The degree to which Iron Man was unscripted and improvised is hugely overblown to the point of being an urban legend, and it's almost entirely drawn from one line from one interview with Jeff Bridges. There was a script, it's not difficult to find online, and much of it is reflected in the finished product. Yes, there was some improvisation happening (which is normal for any Favreau movie), but the writers were on-set throughout shooting and Shane Black was regularly faxing new pages to the production, as well. People act like it was a Christopher Guest production, where the actors are told what the intended result of the scene is and are given any dialogue that absolutely has to be conveyed, and then they're just told to riff on their own, when that simply wasn't the case with Iron Man.
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Tubi is weird with its censoring. They don't give two hoots about language (e.g., Kitchen Nightmares is up there completely uncut), but nudity and even some swimsuits get blurred.
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