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I get Grizzly Man thoughts when I think of that.
The son is an invention. Inarritu added him in later drafts of the script because in the first draft he didn't feel Glass had strong enough motivation for his quest for vengeance.
I kind of hope there will be more to Hardy's character than being the villain that everyone loves to hate. Looks like he'll be pretty one-note from the trailer. But God damn I didn't recognize his voice when he started talking.The first trailer was visually and viscerally mesmerizing, this one dug a bit more into the guts of the two main characters, the film looks intense and incredible.
hahahhahaha.......... This is insane....I kind of hope there will be more to Hardy's character than being the villain that everyone loves to hate. Looks like he'll be pretty one-note from the trailer. But God damn I didn't recognize his voice when he started talking.Leo on the other hand....
Poor guy can't change his look or his voice for the life of him.
The first trailer was visually and viscerally mesmerizing, this one dug a bit more into the guts of the two main characters, the film looks intense and incredible.
Or, poor Leo gets nominated again, and loses again... And Hardy wins his first Oscar off his (I believe it would be his first) nomination.
Leo!!![]()
I agree, I liked that I didn't know *exactly* what the movie was about from the first trailer. I've got the gist of just about how everything will play out from start to finish. I'm sure it'll take some turns here and there but I think it was too spoilery. I should make a rule to only watch Trailer 1's of movies from now onI do think this trailer was a little spoiler heavy.
That bear was like, "**** 'yo bullets, *****."
“A writer comes with nothing and he writes something down and there’s a story. Then a bunch of actors come along, and people can watch that. Then a third person comes along and says, ‘I really love what you guys are doing. And if you’d just do it the way I see it, we’d really be onto something.’ And there’s part of me that goes: ‘Why are you here?’ A director who hasn’t written something, and they say, ‘Trust me.’ And I’m like, ‘With what, mate?’”