Oh yess, rart at høre fra manden igen, og hvad han har af planer, ser frem til alle hans kommende projektor.
Hehe med hensyn til introen af interviewet, jeg kunne lige se det for mig at man bliver vækket klokken sent om natten af f.eks. Spielberg eller Georg Lucas eller anden kendt person, det må være deres form for telefon jokes, ringe til tilfældige folk når de ved at de sover i deres verdensdel.
J. J: "This is one of my Favorite shots." Tom Cruise: "I just love this scene, and the set"
Fed artikel. Jeg vil lige fremhæve følgende sætning, idet jeg ikke kunne være mere enig!
It seems that he cringes a bit when he watches ALIENS, as the grain of the film bothers him and it was really pushing what could be done with models and costumes and he doesn’t really care to pull a George Lucas and “fix it”, because that is the best that film could be given the tools at the time, and he feels that after all this new fangled technology is out there – that in 30 years time, people will look at those films with a degree of fondness and appreciation for what they represent.
You can just hang around outside in the sun all day, tossing a ball around, or you can sit at your computer and do something that matters! - Cartman
#1 filmz-Bruce 19 år siden
#2 filmz-b-head 19 år siden
#3 elwood 19 år siden
Hehe med hensyn til introen af interviewet, jeg kunne lige se det for mig at man bliver vækket klokken sent om natten af f.eks. Spielberg eller Georg Lucas eller anden kendt person, det må være deres form for telefon jokes, ringe til tilfældige folk når de ved at de sover i deres verdensdel.
Tom Cruise: "I just love this scene, and the set"
#4 dyg 19 år siden
#5 Vestas 19 år siden
It seems that he cringes a bit when he watches ALIENS, as the grain of the film bothers him and it was really pushing what could be done with models and costumes and he doesn’t really care to pull a George Lucas and “fix it”, because that is the best that film could be given the tools at the time, and he feels that after all this new fangled technology is out there – that in 30 years time, people will look at those films with a degree of fondness and appreciation for what they represent.