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Strong men cry Lima, strong men also cry.
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"Everything is amazing right now and no one is happy" - Louis C.K. -
hell of a story, Lima.Originally posted by MartinOriginally posted by gravediggerOriginally posted by MartinComment
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As for an actual answer, I just remember the end of Starman, especially with that end credits music. Damn thing gets me misty eyed as we speak *sniff*"Everything is amazing right now and no one is happy" - Louis C.K.Comment
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Yep... if David Huddleston cannot bring you to tears, then you are a fucking Al-Qaeda kill-bot.Originally posted by BillyG View PostComment
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You're not just looking for weepy uncomfortable scenes are you Matt? Because I can tell you that every single race in the Fast and Furious series gets me charged up and makes me miss my high school/college street racing days. It has nothing to do with writing or acting, it's purely based on my nostalgia for having a muscle car (I should have bought a Challenger and kept my Gran Torino!) and the fact that F&F actually does a good job of making car porn.Comment
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apologies, but I don't recognize the film that that picture comes from.
And Ben: that's an excellent example from 'Bridges'. I didn't care for the movie, but I can totally see where you're coming from with that particular sequence.Originally posted by MartinOriginally posted by gravediggerOriginally posted by MartinComment
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IT's The Big Lebowski."Looking like Nic Cage dressed in Kurt Cobain's closet. I mean that as a compliment" - BillyG
"Too cunty for wine bars, too dainty for real bars." - AndersonComment
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which I've never seen...I know, I know...Originally posted by MartinOriginally posted by gravediggerOriginally posted by MartinComment
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SHUN"Looking like Nic Cage dressed in Kurt Cobain's closet. I mean that as a compliment" - BillyG
"Too cunty for wine bars, too dainty for real bars." - AndersonComment
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Matt, I say spend less time hating The Fifth Element and more time watching Lebowski.
And for the record, I've yet to find the In & Out Burger on Radford."Everything is amazing right now and no one is happy" - Louis C.K.Comment
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What I'm really going for here is HOW to write this kind of emotion into the script. Should you rely on the director taking the words and 'getting' what you're going for?Originally posted by MartinOriginally posted by gravediggerOriginally posted by MartinComment
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If the emotion rings true for the characters, then it should come across as such in the script I would assume."Looking like Nic Cage dressed in Kurt Cobain's closet. I mean that as a compliment" - BillyG
"Too cunty for wine bars, too dainty for real bars." - AndersonComment
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Going back to the original question, a movie is a collaborative effort. I don't think it's something that you can necessarily just bang out. You write what you think is right, but you have to be aware things can change.
Hell, look at the death of Spock in Khan II and how that was handled."Everything is amazing right now and no one is happy" - Louis C.K.Comment
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Look at the death of John Doe from Freddy's Dead. Rachel Talalay BLEW IT."Looking like Nic Cage dressed in Kurt Cobain's closet. I mean that as a compliment" - BillyG
"Too cunty for wine bars, too dainty for real bars." - AndersonComment
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