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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2023
- I look at the history of Dimension Films, Miramax's genre film label, which became known for horror movies, gross-out comedies and even family films about spy kids.
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Dimension Films also produced the 2009 post-apocalyptic drama "The Road", which had a festival run and earned a BAFTA nomination for Best Cinematography.
kinda surprised you didn't mention Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson's werewolf movie, Cursed, especially considering how torturous the production was
I must admit...at this point, I haven't seen very many movies made by Dimension Films (ones that were released just under that label alone, anyway); I do remember seeing "Spy Kids" many years ago, though.
Mostly, with Dimension Films, I tend to think of movies that it co-distributed, such as...
-"Mr. 3000" (with Touchstone Pictures)
-"Starsky & Hutch" (with Warner Bros.)
For me, I always associate Dimension with the first four Scream movies and Grindhouse. Although, having the latter along with the first Scream as some of my favorite movies does help a bit
Harvey sucks, but I still adore Dimension for creating my favorite horror franchise of all-time: Scream😱🔪🍿
they distributed the first 4 Scream movies
I noticed that it's been a while since you did "Which is Better?" When is your next one?
Well, actually, some weeks ago, he mentioned that he's retiring that specific series (or at least putting it on hold indefinitely); he says that those videos require more research than any other segments, that it was getting really exhausting for him, and he was losing interest in it. (I would know about this, as I'm one of his sponsors on Patreon.)
Funny how everything turn out for everyone involved in the company.
Off topic question: Have you seen Disneys Ounce Upon a Studio
I've been curious as to when you'd do a video on this. While great as always, I have to admit one thing. I didn't know Dimension Films hadn't folded until watching this. I'd just assumed it got shut down along with TWC. Though considering no one in their right mind would want to partner with Bob Weinstein, it may as well have. Also, this might just be my memory playing tricks on me but I remember a U.S. teaser for Paddington 2 including the Dimension Films logo (Although, another also included the TWC logo).
Dimension did fold. The label was just used on the last few completed productions (it helps that the Weinstein isn't in the name, so it's not quite as tainted). But after "Polaroid", that's it. We're never going to see it on any new movies again unless someone decides to revive it like how Miramax is still used on occasion, even though it's named after their parents.
@@MrCoat Rewatching this, I think I just misunderstood you talking about where Bob Weinstein is now as him still having control over Dimension films. Sorry of the mix-up.
@@MrCoat can you do a history of amazon mgm
Do one about Polygram Filmed Entertainment someday!
Please Do That Video Next!
and to think i mainly know dimension for spy kids
Im surprised you didn't mention Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
I would have loved to have mentioned Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. Just couldn't figure out a way to naturally bring it up. That's the tricky part of these studio history videos. I can't mention every single movie they make, otherwise these videos would be really long. The only exceptions are the shorter-lived studios/production companies with smaller filmographies. I was able to mention every Cinergi Pictures movie, because they only produced 14 movies (plus another that wasn't finished).
I associate the Spy Kids films with Dimension Films.
What Is The Next History Video?
Not a history on a specific studio, but I do have a video on the history of concert films in a few weeks.
@@MrCoat Maybe both Music and Stand up Concert films
The Mist, great movie. Especially the b&w verison. It sucks that the weinsteins forced him to release the color verison in theaters
Love demimsion
If you look past all the Harvey Weinstein stuff, then sure
If you look past all the Harvey Weinstein stuff, then sure