Irvine511
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BEAL said:*Beal gets up to go play with Animal Crakers on Liv Tylers chest. It's one of the quirks of living in a Michael Bay world*
hot.
i don't want to miss a thing.
BEAL said:*Beal gets up to go play with Animal Crakers on Liv Tylers chest. It's one of the quirks of living in a Michael Bay world*
elevated_u2_fan said:Also The Matrix (the first one) and T2 are good examples IMO, I realize there is allot of Sci-Fi in there but at their core they rely on several amazing action set pieces...
Irvine511 said:
even though it's hilariously gory, i'd also point to the first Kill Bill when it comes to action. watching Uma hack off dozens of limbs is it's own unique pleasure.
Muldfeld said:
And what was with all the militarism? If anyone is gonna screw over people it's the Defense Department using the military -- not some covert ops. One article I read also talked about Michael Bay's not so subtle racism. What was he trying to say with all those good troops telling their Hispanic comrade to stop emoting in Spanish? Why did all the black characters call their mother or grandmother "bitch"? What was that Indian operator business? It felt like a lot of angry white conservative nationalism.
Thanks. It would have been interesting to see if Spielberg had done it. He was the one who initiated the whole thing, and I remember loving Juriassic Park when I saw that -- though I was 13, his characters were just more likeable. Did he not want to deal with all the CGI or something? Shame on Spielberg.maycocksean said:
Well, despite the fact that I liked the movie, you raise some good points here. It's just the nature of Bay if you ask me. . .it's one of the reasons I don't care for his films in general.
Lancemc said:I think Spielberg was just busy with Indy IV, as well as 2 other direction projects he's juggling as well as a bunch of other productions he's taking care of.
LemonMacPhisto said:
Lincoln and Interstellar I believe (co-written by the Nolan bros. )
Lancemc said:
Just Jonah Nolan actually. But he's the real writing talent anyway. Interstellar is going to be mindblowing. The closed thing to that type of sci-fi Spielberg has ever done was Close Encounters of the Third Kind....and that movie is a classic. I'd imagine he'll be using Cameron's stereoscopic techniques as well. It's pretty much a given, with the worm-hole concepts and all.
dazzlingamy said:
and what is with all the slow motion tracts and the "top gun" shots walking to the planes.