Well, next time I'll call you 'Sir' or 'Madame' in this forum of fiction, that should bring my mannerism up a notch, how's that? Being that everything I say must be to your liking.Malus said:Actually, I'd say I was admonishing you for lack of tact and manners.
I wouldn't put grammar at the top of your "needs work" list, but yeah, it's a concern and could affect your final grade.
But you're welcome.
Great, he does what he's told, like a good boy. I think it's you who's being naive, naive to think that the director had little to no power, over whether a classic character will or will not be featured on the toilet reaching for toilet tissue. This my friend is ******ed filmmaking at its worst. His decisions and vision lapse, the proof is in his work. And yet, he's being handed Marvel's most epic characters (Silver Surfer/Galactus), you damn right I'm worried, I've seen his work. He has nothing to prove to me or to you, however, he should prove to himself that he's at least worthy of turning out a decent film, or choose another career.Tim Story (as the director) filmed what he was told. Don't be naive.
There's something I think that you should note here, Silver Surfer and Galactus combined, the scope and the power that these characters hold, should be bigger than anything in Lord of the Rings or Star Wars.
They're that epic...and you wonder why I worry about Tim Story at the helm.
A lot of those CRAP SCENES made its way into the final product (I guess no blame should be put on the director for that in your eyes, eh?), not to mention, that it was directed with the skill, vision and determination of a wounded sloth.And given the trainwreck of a script he was saddled with (and being hired at the 11th hour) I'm sure he found himself overseeing plenty of crap scenes he was praying would be left out in the end.
Ah-ha, so Tim Story did have some power after all (he wasn't just a tool), which means, if you can give him credit for the good, you also have to give him credit for the bad. And the BAD out weighed the GOOD. I'm not one who believes that Story was innocent in the making of the first film. And I'll cut him no slack at all for the sequel--as he now is given more power.The idea that Story had any veto-power over which scenes would be shot is really funny.
Still, it's worth pointing out (once again) that were it not for Story, Doom would have had no mask, no hood and no cape.
A good director, a bearable movie...are we still talking about Tim Story?A good director can make a bad script into a bearable movie.
That's what I think happened with FF1.
If there is a good or even great director in this man, it has to show with this film, no excuses.