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This trailer has created noise at SDCC. Looks better than most DCEU films and can spring a surprise at BO like Wonder Woman. Visually looks impressive – will again shame Zero on the VFX front in Christmas.
Marcus comments are more about bashing SRK than anything else.
Safe to assume the budget of Aquaman VFX isn’t only around 50 crores like that of Zero. Not only that, it’s not even same genre so the VFX would be for different reasons but I guess it’ll be too much to ask for sensible comment.
James Cameron thinks he’s a better filmmaker for having life experiences.
The ‘Avatar’ director didn’t make his debut movie, ‘Terminator’, until he was 30 and though he worried he’d left it too late, he’s now thankful he didn’t jump straight into the industry as he thinks being a truck driver helped him hone his ear for convincing dialogue.
He said: “I was kind of late to the party because the Steven Spielbergs of the world are usually in the saddle ad making their first feature in their early 20s.
“I was 30 when we did ‘The Terminator’. On the one hand, I wish I had done that earlier, but on the other hand, I think whatever path it was, it worked out.
“I needed to just experience day-to-day life as a blue-collar guy, train my ear to the sound of dialogue and I think my writing is more realistic as a result of that.”
And the 63-year-old filmmaker thinks it can be a huge “mistake” to simply jump from studying movies to forging a career from it.
He added: “I think there is a mistake of coming straight out of film school when you have experienced nothing but film because anything that you have to say is going to be a reference to a film that someone else has made.
“I do think there’s something to be said for going out and living life and having some experience of it first before you start to comment on it.”
After years in the movie industry, James is just as passionate about his profession as ever.
He told SciFiNow magazine: “You can’t stop me from creating new stuff because I just love it.
“I love it now as much as I loved it when I was in third grade doing little drawings after I’d just seen Ray Harryhausen’s ‘Mysterious Island’ the previous day and I promptly started my own comic book.
“You take something in, it inspires you and then, if you’re an artist, you have to react and you have to do something. I don’t intend to stop doing that.”
The years of truck driving may be the secret for the massy factor in his films. Guyz like nolan come from white collar jobs. But its amazing that someone with blue collar background is so innovative and technically savvy as cameron.
Aquaman trailer just made modern Marvel look like 70s TV Marvel, chums. The green gauntlet has been slapped down and DC back in the game. A 5 min trailer so damn audacious, @creepypuppet, you damn genius! https://t.co/fEv7v3kSJe
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July 25, 2018 at 10:09 PM
It’s terrible..
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July 25, 2018 at 10:19 PM
My money is on Alita to make it big this christmas. Can work in india also.
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July 26, 2018 at 6:06 AM
agreed.. just saw the trailer, put it up.
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July 25, 2018 at 10:11 PM
Marcus:
This trailer has created noise at SDCC. Looks better than most DCEU films and can spring a surprise at BO like Wonder Woman. Visually looks impressive – will again shame Zero on the VFX front in Christmas.
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July 26, 2018 at 8:12 AM
Marcus comments are more about bashing SRK than anything else.
Safe to assume the budget of Aquaman VFX isn’t only around 50 crores like that of Zero. Not only that, it’s not even same genre so the VFX would be for different reasons but I guess it’ll be too much to ask for sensible comment.
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July 26, 2018 at 8:05 PM
Yes, it is so sensible to claim 50 cr budget for Zero VFX! Budget of that movie is 180 cr, so where is the rest of it going?
What about the reports that they are taking 2 years to make this film and spending insane amount on post-production for VFX shots?
Everything goes out the window just to support your god. Said the same thing to an Aamir fan regarding Mogul.
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July 26, 2018 at 8:07 PM
And a question to all resident srk [edited].
When was the VFX wing of established? In all these years what have they contributed to the industry?
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July 26, 2018 at 12:07 AM
James Cameron thinks he’s a better filmmaker for having jobs before moving into the movie industry
https://www.list.co.uk/article/101438-james-cameron-grateful-for-experiences/
James Cameron thinks he’s a better filmmaker for having life experiences.
The ‘Avatar’ director didn’t make his debut movie, ‘Terminator’, until he was 30 and though he worried he’d left it too late, he’s now thankful he didn’t jump straight into the industry as he thinks being a truck driver helped him hone his ear for convincing dialogue.
He said: “I was kind of late to the party because the Steven Spielbergs of the world are usually in the saddle ad making their first feature in their early 20s.
“I was 30 when we did ‘The Terminator’. On the one hand, I wish I had done that earlier, but on the other hand, I think whatever path it was, it worked out.
“I needed to just experience day-to-day life as a blue-collar guy, train my ear to the sound of dialogue and I think my writing is more realistic as a result of that.”
And the 63-year-old filmmaker thinks it can be a huge “mistake” to simply jump from studying movies to forging a career from it.
He added: “I think there is a mistake of coming straight out of film school when you have experienced nothing but film because anything that you have to say is going to be a reference to a film that someone else has made.
“I do think there’s something to be said for going out and living life and having some experience of it first before you start to comment on it.”
After years in the movie industry, James is just as passionate about his profession as ever.
He told SciFiNow magazine: “You can’t stop me from creating new stuff because I just love it.
“I love it now as much as I loved it when I was in third grade doing little drawings after I’d just seen Ray Harryhausen’s ‘Mysterious Island’ the previous day and I promptly started my own comic book.
“You take something in, it inspires you and then, if you’re an artist, you have to react and you have to do something. I don’t intend to stop doing that.”
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July 26, 2018 at 12:15 AM
The years of truck driving may be the secret for the massy factor in his films. Guyz like nolan come from white collar jobs. But its amazing that someone with blue collar background is so innovative and technically savvy as cameron.
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July 26, 2018 at 1:28 AM
looks like a lot of fun.. James wan directing it only makes the excitement double
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October 6, 2018 at 12:02 AM
A 4-min trailer? Did not mind it at all. This could be a lot of fun!
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October 6, 2018 at 3:18 AM
Mark Millar:
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October 6, 2018 at 8:52 PM
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