10 Directors Who Went To Insane Lengths To Get Their Movies Made
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
- Some sacrifice everything for their work.
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So Burton didn't actually train squirrels to attack an actress? Why lead with that only to reveal that the real squirrels just sat on stools and opened walnuts?
I remember seeing that "Batman" trailer in a theater. It was so cool! I was pretty indifferent to it beforehand, but once I saw the trailer I knew I had to see the film.
what about At Midnight, I'll Take Your Soul? Jose Mojica Marins pulling a gun on his cameraman to get daylight footage. selling his house and car to finance his film
Clerks. Kevin Smith selling his comic book collection, applying for 13 credit cards and maxing them all out to finance the film
Favorite Burton film has gotta be Sweeney Todd. I don’t even really like musicals that much, but that one is just pure magic from start to finish.
I also feel like Sleepy Hollow doesn’t get nearly enough appreciation.
Honestly Burton needs to go back into the R-rated realm. He ALWAYS flourishes whenever he’s at his darkest. ❤️
This presenter reminds me of how the Reverend Lovejoy pronounces some of his words. Made-AH! League-Ah! CGI-AH! Batman-AH!
That makes me think of Thriple H instantly, specifically when The Rock made fun of him back in the late 90's. "I'm the game-AH and I'm saying absolutely nothing-AH" 😂
Weird that every time he mentioned how crazy Werner Herzog was, it was Klaus Kinski that was being shown in the video
To be fair, you have to be crazy to choose to repeatedly work with Klaus Kinski.
If there is any director from Cannibal Holocaust in this list, i won't be that shocked.
RIP Ruggero Deodato.
Wow deep cut
How the hell does doing exactly what the producers wanted with the "intention" of changing it later qualify as going to an insane length? Especially considering that it's 100% hypothetical.
ah yes brad chugging that pepsi as if his life depended on it
My favorite Tim Burton movie is Ed Wood.
Edward ScissorHands and Ed Wood
What about Jaws or Titanic?
_Batman_ is probably my favorite Burton movie. Although _Edward Scissorhands_ is pretty wonderful.
Best Burton movie ? Ed Wood
What's my favorite Tim Burton movie? All of them.
I always have high hopes for you. But unfortunately the crown Jules has already been established. We love you though 🤘
07:49: Nuff' Said.
"Zed".
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World War Z is nothing like the book AT ALL.
Thank you. When he said it was based on the book, I said, _loosely_ based.
typical gen z .... putting "AH" after words for no reason other than to be trendy
Are people on here suffering from a form of audio dyslexia? I always see way off comments like this, but is it as stupid as people not being able to understand accents? (American btw)