He figured out how to make the system work for him, then worked out his own system. The dream of minimal oversight — you have a budget, a title, a deadline, and can do whatever beyond that — he invented that. The first true independent cinema started with him. Godhead.

Feels really dumb they're not rereleasing Fury Road on IMAX right now

Kingdom of the Apes was alright. Took a while to get going but, like all the modern ape films, it was competently made and i'll likely forget about it

(spoillerish)

Had the exact same climax as Avatar 2 so that was weird

Tokyo Disney's cool when it's all dusky

Oh double fine's days are numbered

If they lay a finger on Double Fine I am never buying an Xbox again

Been watching through the old apes movies from beginning to end and it goes without saying the way franchises were handled in the 70s was WORLDS apart from today. They would let you do anything in each movie as long as you can get it out cheaper and quicker than the last

'appy may cuatro

It feels like 50% of movies never get a legal physical release

this whole saga is a roller coaster idk what's real or not

that said, it is really funny how they're saying 'don't worry, our movie has no ai! this other movie from our same studio does however! please avoid that one and see ours'

this should be lawsuit worthy

very cool i love art