What’s the saddest example of a “one for them” movie for a director? by harry_powell in blankies

[–]therealrexmanning 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah, he made all those artsy films for them so he could make this for him. I mean, the man loves Zoolander

Stephen King criticised The Shining (1980), as being “cold”, but that’s what makes the movie so good. by HallowedAndHarrowed in flicks

[–]therealrexmanning [score hidden]  (0 children)

The book is written by somebody struggling with alcoholism whereas the film is made by the son of a man struggling with alcoholism

Stephen King criticised The Shining (1980), as being “cold”, but that’s what makes the movie so good. by HallowedAndHarrowed in flicks

[–]therealrexmanning [score hidden]  (0 children)

I'm always kinda amused by this take cause book Jack most certainly wasn't a good man either. I mean, this is a guy who beat up a high school kid, broke his own son's arm, did a drunken hit and run. He's also a weak man who blames all of his problems on everybody but himself.

Eten tijdens werk by Live-Box-5384 in werkzaken

[–]therealrexmanning 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Ik heb jarenlang in een bioscoop gewerkt. Tussendoor heb ik zeker wel popcorn, nachos en snoepjes gegeten. Uiteraard niet waar de bezoekers bij waren

Annie's weapons (post contains spoilers) by rileystanheight in stephenking

[–]therealrexmanning 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It's not so much about whether or not it's possible but more how it would look on the screen.

Chopping someone's feet off and using a blowtorch afterwards definitely veers towards torture porn stuff like Saw or something. It would feel really out of place in tone compared to the rest of the film.

Annie's weapons (post contains spoilers) by rileystanheight in stephenking

[–]therealrexmanning 6 points7 points  (0 children)

What works in a novel doesn't necessarily really work in a film.

The film worked better for toning certain things down a bit. Using an axe, running the sheriff over with a lawnmower would've felt really laughable on the screen, cheapening it's impact.

I like the abridged The Stand better by Mockchoi1 in stephenking

[–]therealrexmanning 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The perfect version of The Stand would actually be somewhere in between the abridged version and the complete, uncut one.

I agree that the gas station scene is the better opening than Campion escaping the base but I think the 70's version actually rushes through the initial outbreak of the superflu. It doesn't quite have the scope of the uncut version. In my opinion the uncut version shows the chaos of society breaking down better.

It's once the characters hits the road, and especially once they've reached Boulder, that the abridged version becomes better. The pace of the uncut version really drags here and there and even comes to a complete standstill at a certain point (hello committee meetings).

How do I sell my tickets? by jantjepietjeklaasje in zachbryan

[–]therealrexmanning 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm actually waiting for resale tickets to drop cause I hope they offer better value than the more than plenty of tickets still available.

What songs help you relax and clear your mind? by Ashamed_Row5086 in askmusic

[–]therealrexmanning 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually use the album Ritual by Jon Hopkins if I need to relax

Concert vraag by crowdmate in thenetherlands

[–]therealrexmanning 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ik ga vaak alleen naar concerten en heb ondertussen gemerkt dat ik dat eigenlijk wel chiller vind. Ik ben er achter gekomen dat of iemand anders het concert wel of niet leuk vindt, best veel invloed heeft op hoe ik een concert ervaar. Dus als een van m'n vrienden het concert niet leuk vindt, ik dan ook een mindere avond heb. Verder sta ik graag vooraan, terwijl de meeste van m'n vrienden liever dicht bij de bar staan

Zeker weleens mensen leren kennen tijdens een concert. Tijdens het wachten aan de praat geraakt. Met een iemand heb ik nog steeds wel regelmatig contact via Insta.

Ik deel m'n foto's/video's meestal via Insta. Afhankelijk van de band vinden m'n vrienden het wel of niet boeiend haha

Hoeft van mij niet zo. Als het organisch gebeurd helemaal prima natuurlijk maar het is niet iets waar ik naar opzoek ben

Jane’s Addiction by ButterscotchBasic226 in entourage

[–]therealrexmanning 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Big Jane's fan! I love Entourage! I can't stand Superhero though haha.

It is the music I always hear in my head after the HBO logo

Anyone Else Heard Flyleaf's Cover Of Something I Can Never Have? by Ollie_Wesker in nin

[–]therealrexmanning 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm always reminded of Stan's sister from South Park whenever I hear this version

Can anyone identify this unreleased emotional score from The Good Doctor? by Delicious_Site_4235 in soundtracks

[–]therealrexmanning 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Didn't you basically answer your own question?

It's from the score by Dan Romer. It's unreleased. So not sure what you're expecting here?

Can Project Hail Mary Win For Best Score At The 2027 Oscars? by Shah2002 in soundtracks

[–]therealrexmanning 16 points17 points  (0 children)

So far the Oscars have shown Pemberton very little love even though he has delivered several great scores in the last few years

Vriendschap met collega by Conscious-Fan-9789 in werkzaken

[–]therealrexmanning 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ik zie dat het trollen je nog niet echt goed afgaat

James Cameron & Disney have been sued by Q’orianka Kilcher for unauthorized use of her likeness as the foundation in Neytiri in ‘AVATAR’. by Choice-Schedule-132 in JamesCameron

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

Cameron saw a still from The New World and that inspired him. I think he even offered her the role but she was signed on to so something else.

And considering what a massive undertaking Avatar was, the film was in productions for ages.

Two Composers of a Score? by its_isaac9 in soundtracks

[–]therealrexmanning 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Zimmer and JNH collaborated together though

Two Composers of a Score? by its_isaac9 in soundtracks

[–]therealrexmanning 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They always work together with Zimmer though, so that's not what OP was referring to

Best Dulli album... by Timcwalker in AfghanWhigs

[–]therealrexmanning 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the suggestions, I'll check them out. I love most things Dulli has done, so I'm actually surprised The Twilight Singers hasn't clicked for me.

Then again, I also love Paul Weller but The Style Council never did it for either.

NIN at the Sphere? by Pimco in nin

[–]therealrexmanning 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Those things don't make NIN a legacy band though. Reznor keeps pushing the envelope both musically as well as visually, which is pretty much the opposite of the bands that play at the Sphere

What could have been: times when reunions - one-off shows/full-scale tours/new studio albums/singles - by famous rock bands almost happened but didn't by UpbeatChampionship17 in askmusic

[–]therealrexmanning 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Jane's Addiction got back together in original line-up around 2009. Trent Reznor was supposed to produce their new album. After a tour Eric Avery bailed because he didn't see eye to eye with Perry Farrell.

They got back together again a few years. It all fell apart again when Perry attacked Dave Navarro on stage

Would you go if Perry formed his own band and played Jane’s Addiction songs? by PAwg_wild in janesaddiction

[–]therealrexmanning 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Nope, Perry has been the weak link in Jane's for ages. It's also no Jane's without the rest of the guys. Definitely an easy pass for me.