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I will ask you to leave the politics out of movies, unless that movie directly relates to a present issue. The only reason is that I use movies to escape the real world. For real. Thanks.![]()
5. I hear you.
I will ask you to leave the politics out of movies, unless that movie directly relates to a present issue. The only reason is that I use movies to escape the real world. For real. Thanks.![]()
Is projecting interplanetary travel "shock appeal"? A story set in the future projects future tech and also future social habits. And by the sound of it it projects them along pretty boring trend lines from the present.
It's like a white supremacist seeing a story about the year 2100 and saying, "all this miscegenation is just in there for shock appeal!"
Um, no. It's a projection that people and cultures are continuing to grow up.
I've seen enough movies, where "let's throw in all this dyed-hair punk rock ambiguous sexuality" has become a tired trend. If it matters to the story, sure, go for it. To throw it in just to try and seem edgy and different is pretty much BS, IMO.
Think about all the post-apocalyptic movies. It's all desert. Never some people living in a grassland somewhere. Nope. Has to be pure desert. And no water. Chernobyl isn't a desert, and that's very dead area when it comes to population.![]()
Don’t forget waterworld!!
It's 2018 - the year the original "Rollerball" took place.
Huh. Book or movie? (Actually, was there even a book or just one of those lame novelizations?)
Here's a fun sortable list: dates of movies set in the future.
Coming up in 2019: Akira and Blade Runner.
Right around the corner from "they're eating people!!!!"
Because I have a Moviepass and it was the only film that wasnt going to be annoyingly filled with kids on their "snow day" I saw Death Wish. Dont bother. Not one actor was trying...the story was awful and Eli Roth proved once again he has little to no real directing talent.
Because I have a Moviepass and it was the only film that wasnt going to be annoyingly filled with kids on their "snow day" I saw Death Wish. Dont bother. Not one actor was trying...the story was awful and Eli Roth proved once again he has little to no real directing talent.
Eli Roth is fine if you like his uber-gore style, which is not my style. I prefer him as an actor.
Cabin Fever was very good. Everything else he's directed has been awful.
Pretty sure I saw it, and was meh.