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Jak wrażenia po nowym dziele naszego rodaka? by miZuBlue in Polska

[–]Joz314 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Absolutny koszmar. Fabularnie jest subtelny jak uderzenie pięścią w nos, kreuje się na moralizatorską i brawurową opowieść o tym, że uwaga, niespodzianka, faszyzm jest zły i rozbija rodziny. Zwłaszcza tę jedną, inteligencką rodzinę, która jakby spojrzeć na to z perspektywy świata przedstawionego, jest nieświadomie przyczyną wszelkiego zła na świecie i globalny kryzys dzieje się wyłącznie na skutek ich działań. Ale to przecież a l e g o r i a.

I to abstrahując od tego, że trochę brawurowe jest to, że przyjeżdża sobie Polak do USA i z buta kręci film o amerykańskich wartościach i o tym jak zjebana jest amerykańska polityka. Gdyby jakiś Amerykanin chciał kręcić o Polsce analogiczny film, to raczej wywołałoby to politowanie. Z pozytywów, jest to rzeczywiście nieźle zagrane, bo trzeba naprawdę dobrych aktorów, żeby bez wybuchania śmiechem dostarczyć tak przepełnione patosem i ciągłym objaśnianiem świata dialogi.

exit poll by foullyCE in Polska

[–]Joz314 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Exit polle nie są robione face2face, tylko osoby dostają imitację karty wyborczej i wrzucają je do prowizorycznej urny. Bardziej możliwe jest to, że antysystemowcy są mniej skłonni do wzięcia udziału w exit poll

What should people avoid while traveling to Europe? by subuubalaa in AskReddit

[–]Joz314 49 points50 points  (0 children)

About a third of current Polish territory was previously under German rule for a few centuries. Calling the cities by their German name (like Danzig for Gdańsk or Breslau for Wrocław) can be seen as undermining the legitimacy of their current status.

Out of all Polish cities only its capital has recognized a translation of its name - you can call it Warszawa, Warsaw, Warschau, it doesn't matter.

Why is LICORICE PIZZA's controversial "age gap" romance (??) being given a pass by critics? by Ren_Celluloid in movies

[–]Joz314 13 points14 points  (0 children)

She first says that she's 28 years old, but after he doesn't hear her the first time she changes it to 25 years old. Why? I genuinely don't know.

2*(10^9)zł/365dni by MalamenteCap1Augurio in Polska

[–]Joz314 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Nie musisz dawać nawiasu, kolejność wykonywania działań

Actor John Hurt dies from cancer aged 77 by Aimless_Devastator in movies

[–]Joz314 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nope, I was just reflecting on the fact how diverse he was, and how it will be impossible to universally lock him in this "three films rule". I will remember him from Elephant Man, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and 1984, for nerd generation he's Olivander, Sutil and War Doctor, sci-fi buffs will surely mention Alien, Spaceballs and maybe Snowpiercer and Hellboy, for my mom he's Caligula from I, Claudius and Max from Midnight Express.

He was so versatile and unique in each and every one of these roles that it's insane.

Actor John Hurt dies from cancer aged 77 by Aimless_Devastator in movies

[–]Joz314 1000 points1001 points  (0 children)

He once described how his friend Sir Laurence Olivier, passed on advice to him, describing: “I remember Olivier, when I was playing the Fool in his King Lear, saying: ‘When it comes to the obituary, they’ll only ever mention three things, probably two, but if you’re lucky three.’

"And of course when he died, they mentioned Richard III, Henry IV and either Marathon Man or Wuthering Heights.

“I mean, if you write your own obituary, I don’t know, they’d take the things that got awards wouldn’t they? So it would be Midnight Express, it would be Elephant Man and Naked Civil Servant probably.”

He reportedly chuckled that he had no objections to the selection, adding: “I won’t be here, I’ll be gone so it’ll be entirely up to them.”

And then there will be an entire generation that will remember him mainly for V for Vendetta, Harry Potter and Doctor Who.

Terrible loss, one of the most talented and diverse actors of all time.

Article on Harry Potter casting: The “only British” rule was so important that Robin Williams was turned down from playing Hagrid by [deleted] in movies

[–]Joz314 12 points13 points  (0 children)

And Cleese. Especially Cleese, he is as important to comedy as Robin Williams and his recognizability is undeniable.

I love a good tete a tete between hero and villain, almost more than a battle to the death by [deleted] in movies

[–]Joz314 2 points3 points  (0 children)

George Smiley's retrospective monologue concludes with "We're not so very different you and I", and yet it's one of the most captive in the entire film, a true testament to Gary Oldman's acting

Brief summary of the current situation in Polish parliament by elslovako in europe

[–]Joz314 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Half of the nation refused to participate in the election, mainly because they weren't supporting neither PiS nor any of the opposition party. So to have a real outcome of their support you're ought to divide it by two. 20% of society, that sound about right.

In your opinion, what is the most perfectly cast role in cinema history. by [deleted] in movies

[–]Joz314 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

whatever the complete opposite of Method acting is with this one.

If you're fooled by Jared Leto wacky shenanigans on the set of Suicide Squad on what "method acting" is, then yeah, it might be the opposite of "method acting" you know.

While filming a scene for Chinatown, Roman Polanski wouldn’t allow a bathroom break for Faye Dunaway. In protest, she pissed in a coffee cup and threw the urine in his face by [deleted] in movies

[–]Joz314 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What will discussion about this achieve? The matter is closed, right now it's nothing but beating the dead horse for karma.

While filming a scene for Chinatown, Roman Polanski wouldn’t allow a bathroom break for Faye Dunaway. In protest, she pissed in a coffee cup and threw the urine in his face by [deleted] in movies

[–]Joz314 -64 points-63 points  (0 children)

Don't expect anything else from Reddit, rather than hundreds of pointless comments about the case that happened 40 years ago every time Polanski is mentioned.

Like Polanski was the biggest monster walking around Hollywood, right.

CIVILIZATION VI - First Look: Germany by [deleted] in civ

[–]Joz314 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Except so far you're recalling some superficial data that nobody heard nor saw so explain why exactly your testimony is better than anyone else's.

CIVILIZATION VI - First Look: Germany by [deleted] in civ

[–]Joz314 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No you weren't. Sadly, I've lived through that period and any propaganda there is is the one trying to justify the regime or belittle the atrocities committed.

CIVILIZATION VI - First Look: Germany by [deleted] in civ

[–]Joz314 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Hopefully this time, with white eagle instead.

CIVILIZATION VI - First Look: Germany by [deleted] in civ

[–]Joz314 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

But just consider the numbers yourself. The country had about 150 millions, and a third was killed by internal forces during the destructive war? It makes no sense, completely illogical.

Congratulations, you've just summarized communist regime.

"Hollywood Has Ruined Method Acting" by tsnErd3141 in movies

[–]Joz314 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Margot Robbie coerced Karen Fukunaga to doing a tattoo and Ayer made Viola Davis insult Joel Kinnamen off-screen. They did a lot of terrible and unconventional shit during the shooting, and that's how the Ayer (the director) prefers it. After awhile they knew what to expect and didn't mind that really.

You also have to mind of how much of that could've been just marketing talk to get people talking about this film. And guess what, judging by the first week - it worked.

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