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Frank Capra
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| Steve Buscemi wrote: | | ^hey...that's what usually happens with trailers. They show the exciting parts, but not ALL of them. |
Of course, it still ruins the movie to see so many of the exciting parts before you even go to watch it...
HP5 is coming out! w00t! Let the rebellion begin!!!
(...why do I get the feeling that the director has missed the whole point of the story when watching the trailer...?) |
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Quentin Tarantino
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| It's because they did. You can tell that by the fact that the first news that broke about this story involved the actress that lays Cho Cheng, and not, say, how they're going to pull of a story so broad in scope. |
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Vsevolod Pudovkin
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| Making a seven minute film is not 'easier' than making a one minute film. You might be able to fit more of your story in, but maintaining a good quality and keeping your audience interested in the film for a longer period of time is going to require a greater amount of though, time and effort. You will have plenty of time to think about it, worry about the tasks set ahead of you. |
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