Филмови бъзици

Roamer · Post by **Roamer** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 11:47 am

Mr. Nobody wrote:Филмът е финландски и създателите му даже използват уникалната система crowd funding, за да успеят да финансират филма...

Само да отбележа, че системата с crowd funding беше уникална преди известно време, сега вече е на етап "новаторска" - все така добра идея и все така успешна в някои случаи де. Така де, щом повече от десет процента от филмите на тазгодишния фестивал Sundance са си набрали парите по този начин (иска ми се да дам връзка към първоизточника, но в момента съм на място, където не мога да се добера до Twitter, а не си спомням заглавието на статията, която в последните три дни всички цитират без връзка към нея...), вече не бих я нарекъл уникална

Но си е много добро нещо де.

Morwen · Post by **Morwen** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 11:50 am

Получи се малко като с компотите и компютрите - не бил холивудски, а финландски, не бил екшън, а пародия...

alshu · Post by **alshu** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 2:54 pm

Cracked time...again...: http://www.cracked.com/article_19687_6- ... inema.html

What if we told you that the man behind some of the cheapest, crappiest and most ridiculously named movies ever made (like Sharktopus, Dinoshark, Piranhaconda and 395 others) is also directly responsible for classics like The Godfather, Taxi Driver and Terminator 2?

How is that possible, you ask? Because the acclaimed directors behind those pictures all got their start making B movies with Roger Corman, and it changed the course of their careers.

After graduating from UCLA, it didn't take too long for young It was perhaps this complete lack of shame that got Coppola the attention of Roger Corman, who hired him to "Americanize" a Russian sci-fi film he'd acquired the rights to. Part of Coppola's job was to redub the dialogue, even though he had no idea what the Russian actors were saying, which meant he had to come up with an entirely new plot from scratch. Corman also asked him to replace all the names in the credits with American-sounding ones and shoot inexplicable scenes of foam monsters duking it out on the moon. Coppola said yes to all these things.

Mr. Nobody · Post by **Mr. Nobody** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 11:05 pm

@Roamer: Да, предполагам че не са първите, които я използват. Но въпреки това ми е много интересно дали действително след пускането на филма по кината, успяват хората да си възвърнат поне част от вложените средства (защото нали идеята е да притежават нещо като акции, чиито цени се вдигат в случай на успешно представяне на филма в боксофиса)?

И за да не съм изцяло оффтопик, ето нещо индийско и мозъко-гръмващо: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yBnl_krN_U[/quote]

Xellos · Post by **Xellos** » Wed Mar 14, 2012 8:15 pm

Не че е точно бъзик ама определено са пооправили каста на Авейнджърите ;р

Spoiler: show

tigermaster · Post by **tigermaster** » Wed Mar 14, 2012 8:17 pm

Тоя филм едно време го даваха по Канал 1...
Малиии, колко е тъп...

alshu · Post by **alshu** » Thu Apr 12, 2012 5:29 pm

Като се стискате за бъзици с Hunger Games

, ето един от cracked:

http://www.cracked.com/article_19810_if ... onest.html

passer-by · Post by **passer-by** » Mon Apr 30, 2012 12:42 am

Спойлъри за съответните филми, както обикновено в статии на Кракд.

Has your mom ever called in a panic, saying the computer was displaying a weird error message and that she hurried and unplugged it just to be safe--and then dunked it in the bathtub so it wouldn't burn the house down?

It makes you realize that, to some people, a computer is still a terrifying box of mysteries. Well, we think Hollywood writers have those people in mind when they portray laptop computers doing everything short of blowing up the moon.

After all, according to the movies...

http://www.cracked.com/article_15229_5- ... an-do.html

But that's why it's so baffling when Hollywood fucks up every scene involving computers or video games. They not only get everything wrong, but give us the most insulting bullshit imaginable on details it would have taken two minutes to Google. So we wind up with scenes like this ...

http://www.cracked.com/article_19160_8- ... ology.html

Xellos · Post by **Xellos** » Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:52 am

the living spoiler

http://d24w6bsrhbeh9d.cloudfront.net/ph ... 3_460s.jpg

Xellos · Post by **Xellos** » Sun May 06, 2012 10:56 am

Star Wars Meets Avengers
http://movies.ign.com/articles/122/1224339p1.html

passer-by · Post by **passer-by** » Sun May 06, 2012 11:01 am

Xellos wrote:Star Wars Meets Avengers
http://movies.ign.com/articles/122/1224339p1.html

Свежо е.

Shared Traits:

-'Nuff said.

Ами да, при тия две снимки една до друга...

Xellos · Post by **Xellos** » Sun May 06, 2012 11:01 am

Мене тва за Натали Портман ме израдва също

passer-by · Post by **passer-by** » Sun May 06, 2012 11:04 am

Само ако приемем, че Тор = Анакин. Мисля, че е по-скоро Оби-Уан (освен ако не намекват, че Оби-Уан... нали...

)

"И тя се вмества някак."

Xellos · Post by **Xellos** » Mon May 07, 2012 3:35 pm

Забавна схема с таймлайн на филмите.
Sci-Fi Schedule

Spoiler: show

alshu · Post by **alshu** » Wed May 09, 2012 5:58 pm

Beards are awesome, aren’t they? The right kind of beard can make any man into… well, a slightly hairier man, but theoretically a much more awesome man. Beards seem pretty intrinsically linked with sci-fi and fantasy, too: there are some kinds of facial hair that just scream “this is the future!” while “beardy” has been used as an adjective to suggest excessive nerdiness.

We, of course, would never use “beard” in a pejorative sense, ever. Because, as previously mentioned, beards are awesome. Here are the ten best beards in all of sci-fi and fantasy:

http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/1352863 ... eards.html

Апропо и аз нося брада, но ме е страх да се меря с пичовете от горния списък.

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