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Now that I've seen it, I will say this aesthetic makes much more sense and doesn't lean on the abstract vibe of "flat for VFX." Also, given the story turn in the film I realize how difficult this was to accurately advertise so I'm giving it much more grace. Goodman and Ahmed are fantastic.
Bold move for Digger to go with an even greater desaturated color grading than the one everyone hated in Wicked.
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In order to do a thing that's never, ever going to happen, SpaceX first has to do a thing that NASA did over half a century ago.
On its 14th test flight, SpaceX’s Starship is finally going to circle the Earth. That’s important because for Starship to deploy satellites, travel to more distant destinations like the moon and achieve Elon Musk’s dreams of sending people to Mars, it has to first enter orbit.
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20 years in IATSE Local 728 ✊️ @iatselocal728.bsky.social @iatse.bsky.social
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The ABC copter team covers the tragic crash and death of the NBC copter team. There's probably some specific Latin or German philosophy term for this kind of situation where the tool that caused the tragedy is also the best tool for learning about the tragedy, but I'm just gonna call it "fucked up."
Time to share the absolute goat Please Don't Destroy sketch youtube.com/shorts/4ljuE...
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lol at this guy who has spent years starting every letterboxd review of a billy crystal movie lamenting his death
It's so funny looking at the 1992 Toronto International Film Festival and seeing what played in the gala and it's like, two dozen of the most extremely influential films of its era...and Billy Crystal's MR. SATURDAY NIGHT lol
I'm sorry to say that David Zaslav and other studio execs are not going to learn the proper lesson that withholding a film for a write-off is bad. They will attribute the film's success to the genius idea of creating false scarcity that generated free marketing.
‘COYOTE VS. ACME’ has now officially surpassed the $30M amount Warner Bros. originally planned to write the film off for. The film is now projected to earn over $60M domestically.
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Film tax credits are a band-aid solution that will fail without a follow-up plan. Just ask Michigan, Louisiana and Georgia how the one-step plan worked out for them. Producing studios will always seek the cheaper market while you race to the bottom with subsidies. Also, this is embarrassing.
I am in strong agreement with the President. Congress should immediately take up and pass a federal film tax incentive to bring back these good-paying jobs that we've lost to other countries.