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pwnicholson
lemmy.world

Funny that the article doesn't talk about Pacific Rim, which was definitely a departure from his normal dark, gothic, practical effects-driven horror/drama.

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ekZepp
lemmy.world

I just hope for this movie to be a huge success. So maybe... maybe, there will be some ray of hope for "Mountain of Madness" ( a man can dream). 🤞

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piefed.social

I was not familiar with that, haven't read any of that material, but looked up a brief description and now I want him to do it too. Made me think of The Thing right away. A similar setting is prominent in the book Frankenstein. Really curious about this film and how accessible he's going to make it.

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TheKingBombOmbKiller
lemmy.zip

This movie closes the cycle. If you look at the lineage, from “Cronos” to “The Devil’s Backbone,” to “Pan’s Labyrinth” to “Crimson Peak” to this, this is an evolution of a certain type of aesthetic, and a certain type of rhythm, and a certain type of empathy. I feel like I need a change […] You never know, the day after tomorrow, I may want to do Jekyll & Hyde, or whatever. But right now, my desire is to try and do something very different.

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