Recent content by DonovanCampbell

I'm gonna take a guess and say Robin Williams

Bad Timing

I'm rather fond of The Ice Harvest myself

Oops, screwed up the quote, sorry Dave.

Some shots were done using the Red Epic, but more importantly, it was finished as a 4K DI

Well, your use of the word scorecard does imply winners and losers, but I took no offense howsoever (thank you Alan Arkin). I remember the reviews for Blade Runner 2049 and near universal praise for Deakins' work, with most comments implying that he'll finally get his Oscar. It's one race this...

Ah yes, the actual Roald Dahl written part

And not just that, as others have pointed out, it's an implicit walkback of the Force as something hereditary/scientific (i.e. midichlorians) and more like something within nature that a precious few can have an affinity for.

OK then, Stanley Kubrick, Nominations - 4, Wins - 0 (as director) Orson Welles, Nominations - 1, Wins - 0 (as director) Alfred Hitchcock, Nominations - 5, Wins - 0 Martin Scorsese, Nominations - 8, Wins - 1 (as director) Peter O'Toole, Nominations - 8, Wins - 0 (1 honorary win) To paraphrase...

I think Roger Deakins might have a horse in that race

And Roger Ebert famously wrote that no good movie is too long and no bad movie is too short

Not to be flippant, but......well...... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4372240/?ref_=nv_sr_1

And yet, despite having moments typical of Glen/Moore silliness, the last 40 ish minutes are some of the best sustained tension and action that the series had seen before, probably Glen's best effort as a director. Bad? Certainly not. Great? Not that either, but I don't squirm with embarrassment...

Sensurround is certainly welcome, but the best selling point of this movie is "Screenplay by Levinson and Link" ☺ Donovan