Say what you will of movies and how good or bad they can be. If you can fund it yourself, and people are willing to act in it, you can make anything you want. Hell. The Room was personally funded and made by a hack with terrible acting and it ironically became one of the most well known movies in cinematic history.
Sometimes I wish we still had stuff like that here in America, don’t get me wrong, luv we broke free from The Crown, but art like that I find so fascinating. Anything related to medieval times tbh, like kings/queens/knights/ Arthurian legends/ etc..
@@abel_underwaterThere's literally an official portrait done of every US president. And yes, a lot of the early ones look a hell of a lot like the British Monarchy portraits.
Honestly yeah this is what I was thinking of. All indie theaters that screen rocky horror have whole shticks and bits that go alone with the movie. Go watch that if you haven’t seen it.
The trailer reminded me of Terry Gilliam films. The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, also took forever to make, was confusing, and ended up staring Adam Driver.
I literally switched all my free days and holidays just to do Rocky Horror as much as I could and to be honest I was way too young to be watching rocky horror, even less to be working that late at night lol
I am more confused why they don't just ship the movie with an additional movie designed such that it can play on a tv under the big screen, to serve as the counterpart in that interaction. No need to bother with live actors at all. Hell, could even be done picture-in-picture in the film the cinema plays. All problems with this work solved easily!
Honestly, a completely uncensored piece of personal expression by one of the greatest living filmmakers sounds amazing; it wouldn't even matter if it was actually good. Just the attempt and the sincerity make it worthwhile and interesting.
@@DrinkWater713 Pressed just means 'worried' or 'engaged' if I had to describe it. I just thought it wierd how you look so 'worried' about something you KNOW you dont wanna watch (is what it looked like to me atleast but I could misunderstand) Its all good tho. I guess if you want to be more insulting towards someone you can say they have a 'hate boner' instead and it will mean the same thing.
well streaming although convenient really hurts the industry as you arent getting a big chunk of money from ticket sales, also i tend to think its more inconvenient personally as youd have to own multiple subscritions to be able to enjoy all the new media, like instead of it being funneled into one place you have to pay monthly to multiple different sources if you wanted to watch all the new things coming out
Image it releases on DVD and no one has any idea what to make of it because Adam is talking to someone off screen that just isn't there. It would maybe make the movie something completely different.
If the movie is made really, really, REALLY well, it's a movie that is good on dvd, but you HAD to be there to have a whole new experience. Tickets for this would be gone before you know it.
I can only think of the poor theater employees who has to keep going right in front of an audience that doesn't know he'll have to Dora-the-Explorer the next scenes
As the RLM crew once said, at least Coppola does what his old buddy George Lucas always said he would do. Direct his own weird little movies just for himself.
@@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 gonna go out on a limb and say it’s probably because the first two were better than the third? I’m guessing I haven’t seen them
Some screenings of Rocky Horror Picture Show have fans shadow-acting, singing the songs, and yelling call-backs at certain scenes. It changes the movie into a strange audience participation play. Makes it better imo.
Having worked at a movie theater, that's a big nope They're not gonna hire an actor just to perform for this weirdo movie. That would jack up the price so high that nobody wants to buy it. It's gonna be the normal employees, with both very mixed performances and very stressed employees. I didn't have a single free minute, every second I would have had to spend on that stupid performance is a second the cinema next door is not cleaned. And that's cumulative. Once, we had to let in people while the movie already started because of that, I couldn't finish cleaning even _with_ help. And besides, the whole point of cinema is that the acting is already done. The whole art form and the associated businesses are built on that fact. Who does Coppola think he is to completely ignore that? Does he actually think anyone wants to buy an unfinished movie for home theater? Because that stupid gimmick doesn't work there.
Sounds like a gimmick that will not survive past film festivals. The simplest option is to replace all the scene/s where it happens with scenes of someone watching the movie and playing that role in the movie.
It's not about "surviving", did you not hear that it's a passion project? It's not supposed to be a commercial success, it's a true work of self-expression, like art should be. Not like most mediocre, commercialized movies.
No exclusivity doesn’t make something inherently more beautiful. If a tree falls in the woods, and nobody is around to hear it, it isn’t the most beautiful thing in the world. It’s just a thing that happened that nobody saw. Hypothetically let’s say it was so unwatchable that everybody at Cannes left 5 minutes in, that means he spent 100+ million dollars on something that a handful of people were willing to sit through. My dad would say, *You can paint a turd gold, and cover it in glitter but it’s still a turd.*
The two cardinal rules of producing. One: Never put your own money in the show. And number two, “NEVER PUT YOUR OWN MONEY IN THE SHOW!”- Max Bialystock
It doesn't matter if you are left wing or right wing, EVERYONE agrees the King Charles III painting looks like it belongs in the horror game Layers of Fear.
I like it. I think it’s cool that Charles realizes and acknowledges that him and his family has so much blood on their hands, that it had to fill the whole canvas to be a true representation. That has to have taken some introspection on his part and maybe some history classes. Good for him! Getting wiser is hard!
Sounds pretty humble to have used all his own money and stuff, I could get behind a piece like that. It makes it seem more like a passion project than a cash grab. I can't in good conscious knock a passion project, especially something that required sacrifice
I wonder if it would make sense for them to do something like that seen in inside by bo burnham, where he starts critiquing the critique of the critique of the original media
This is a passion project. NOT some big commercial movie. They don’t need to follow all those rules. What I suspect if they ever make DVD is that there’ll be the film and documentation of the actors performing
It’s giving Jurassic Park, the original if anybody remembers the introduction where the owner has his own little “ride” set up with flash cards! “Die-No-Sours” 😂
If this was a indie game megaproject that some random dude painstakingly put his lifesavings into only to meet with mediocre fanfare, this would just be another Saturday lol
Oh this would be great in the oldest movie theater in iowa. The State in Washington, Iowa as the oldest continually operating movie theater since 1893 There is a beautiful stage and a balcony
I respect the ambition. Sure wish you mentioned anything about what the movie is about though. I literally don't know if this is a space opera or a historical drama
Well there's a trailer out but even after watching it I couldn't tell you the plot because there's so much stuff it's confusing... all I really got is that its set in new york in what looks like the 1920s but there's these giant talking statues so I'm pretty sure it's fantasy? But also you see the whole cast doing this huge party/performance so I don't know what that's about. Honestly I can't wait to watch it and find out.
I'd watch it simply because it seems like something a bit new. Obviously it's have distribution issues, if it requires a live performer how would that work for regular theaters or streaming/dvd sales?
@@EnanoPancracio yeah I know, but it’s hardly effusive praise, and it *is* ambiguous, as it could’ve been said with a side eye 😒 or written with an ellipsis…
Isn't the on-stage performer sort of what people used to do before sound was added into movies? They had a person in the theater voice the movie lines.
I remember hearing about this movie in the 90s and expetently checking IMDb for details, the only to see it was canceled. Good to hear it finally came to fruition.
I used to work in a movie theater. unless they hired some acting students from a university, then you're stuck with a bunch of greasy 16 yos. I don't think any of my coworkers could have kept people from leaving after their terrible performance.
as someone who worked at a landmark cinema for a while here in BC canada - I feel like it would be fun for like... one go, and then after that uhhh yeah if they paid me like a bonus on my minimum wage I'd do it every show lmao
When Kubrick was asked about 2001: a space odyssey, he said "i can't believe they gave me 100k to make a film about religion. Does anyone want to adjust that for inflation, then subtract all the money saved today with green screens and cgi, then remind me why 150 million fucking dollars is needed to make a movie?
@@vivianloney CGI doesn't look worse, you've been seeing it since the 90s. The problem is how it's being used. Also the industry's reliance on one specific type of camera which makes it absolutely needed that all scenes are filmed in special effects studios. Films that broke this bullcrap managed to overcome the issue. There is also the Godzilla Minus One approach which has CGI integrated from the foundational level so it doesn't look out of place. CGI usage nowadays is stale which makes Hollywood movies look awful. Innovation can refresh this excitement pretty quickly... and often for cheaper than what said formulaic movies are spending for.
@@willyvereb I don't think I disagree with you? I think the way CGI is used in a lot of movies makes the images stale and hurts their entertainment value.
So basically like that film with a lot of rock and metal stars that was in black and white and required a whole orchestra to perform the soundtrack because it was a silent movie? (Name’s Gutterdämmerung)
*I really thought Francis was dead, when I saw an article about the movie, so didn't knew it was him, until I read it and found out that the movie was even directed by him, I watched the trailer and it looks great*
Vanity pieces like this, the creator should never expect anyone else to "get it" but the creator himself. Even Coppola should realize it would be hubris to feel entitled to have someone pick it up.
An interesting art piece, but wouldn’t ever be widely distributed since it needs live performers. Would be nice to see it someplace like the lyric or alabama theater in birmingham though, that’s designed for both film and live performances.
I hope they release it on DVD with karaoke-like subtitles for people to use at home. Worst case scenario it ends up feeling like Dora-The-Explorer’s pseudointeraction.
That does sound interesting. I would have integrated the stage performance into the video. Have it be like MST3K and a shadow person in front of the screen. Like I get the intent, but it's hard to do performance at scale
Mixed reactions ranging from:
"It's really something!" to "It's really something."
Bro wtf, people are so no creative that 1.6k just liked and didn't reply?
@@caxthealpha1 what a weird judgement to make.
@@thejadedjester4935 but it's true tho? 1.6k people liked and no one replied beside us, that now are 3 replies
@@caxthealpha1what are you adding, you gonna call people out as not creative but have nothing to add yourself
@@caxthealpha1 your reply truly is the peak of creativity. Thank you for your contribution
no matter what I will 100% respect Francis for funding his own way into getting this piece out
A super wealthy guy spent millions of dollars on a vanity project. So inspirational
Say what you will of movies and how good or bad they can be. If you can fund it yourself, and people are willing to act in it, you can make anything you want.
Hell. The Room was personally funded and made by a hack with terrible acting and it ironically became one of the most well known movies in cinematic history.
@ericbyo9472 he put money back into the economy instead of holding it , that's already better than 90% of Giga rich ppl
@@ericbyo9472 cus he spent hos money, while maybe hoarding em 😂😂
@@ericbyo9472you can't be any older than 12 mentally.
Coppola really saw that one scene with John Hammond in Jurassic Park and went "YOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" for the next 31 years
Hello John!
😂😂😂 yoooooo hahahhahhaa ded
@@verdigo1hi John
No I am John
Oh we r John
Now let's take a look at this DNA of mosquito
And frog 😂
dy-no dna!!
Is this an attempt to get people to watch movies at the movie theater? I’ll let my daughter play the live theater bit.
Why AREN’T we talking about Charles in demonic form? It is simply soul capturing
“Come, children, follow me into the pit!”
Sometimes I wish we still had stuff like that here in America, don’t get me wrong, luv we broke free from The Crown, but art like that I find so fascinating. Anything related to medieval times tbh, like kings/queens/knights/ Arthurian legends/ etc..
@@AlusnovalotusAHAHAHAH
@@abel_underwaterThere's literally an official portrait done of every US president. And yes, a lot of the early ones look a hell of a lot like the British Monarchy portraits.
Fitting tribute to a monarchy going up in flames.
They gotta get the indie theaters that put on Rocky Horror to screen it!
Midnight screenings.
It's the late night (early morning)
Honestly yeah this is what I was thinking of. All indie theaters that screen rocky horror have whole shticks and bits that go alone with the movie. Go watch that if you haven’t seen it.
yeah that’s what i was thinking! i was also thinking theaters that put on The Real Will Wood
Ah yes, make it a double feature!! 🧻 👽❤👄
The trailer reminded me of Terry Gilliam films. The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, also took forever to make, was confusing, and ended up staring Adam Driver.
There was a bit of Brazil in there also
I liked it. It was fine.
always adam driver
We watched the documentary in film school. And then the movie. This was an amazing teaching moment about how film sets can go wrong
Lmao. So true.
They’d still only pay the poor kid $12 and an extra twizzler.
I used to work at a theater, we would have probably WWE brawled over getting to do it, or trade shifts.
@@crystalr4650 Truth. Worked theater at 17. So true.
I literally switched all my free days and holidays just to do Rocky Horror as much as I could and to be honest I was way too young to be watching rocky horror, even less to be working that late at night lol
I am more confused why they don't just ship the movie with an additional movie designed such that it can play on a tv under the big screen, to serve as the counterpart in that interaction. No need to bother with live actors at all.
Hell, could even be done picture-in-picture in the film the cinema plays. All problems with this work solved easily!
Honestly, a completely uncensored piece of personal expression by one of the greatest living filmmakers sounds amazing; it wouldn't even matter if it was actually good. Just the attempt and the sincerity make it worthwhile and interesting.
Exactly
Sounds like a stupid waste of money for him and time for me. 120 million dollars and a performer on stage (what stage even?!)? Come on...
@@DrinkWater713Then dont watch it lmao why are you getting so pressed over a film you KNOW you're not gonna watch? Its stupid as hell lol 😂.
@@antagonisticalex401 What does "pressed" mean?
@@DrinkWater713 Pressed just means 'worried' or 'engaged' if I had to describe it. I just thought it wierd how you look so 'worried' about something you KNOW you dont wanna watch (is what it looked like to me atleast but I could misunderstand) Its all good tho. I guess if you want to be more insulting towards someone you can say they have a 'hate boner' instead and it will mean the same thing.
Coppola's war on streaming has hit ridicolous stages😂
You can just make your kid get up and do the bit in the living room.
well streaming although convenient really hurts the industry as you arent getting a big chunk of money from ticket sales, also i tend to think its more inconvenient personally as youd have to own multiple subscritions to be able to enjoy all the new media, like instead of it being funneled into one place you have to pay monthly to multiple different sources if you wanted to watch all the new things coming out
@@CheeseNinja Maybe they shouldn't be spending 150 million dollars on a movie that's garbage anyway?
I work at regal cinemas and you could not pay me nearly enough money to go into each show and "act"
You know, give the old college me a $1000 bucks an act, I'd pick up a shift.
How about $27 an hour each day you do it?
@@uniquenewyork3325 not even close
Why not? Haha nervous in crowds?
@@goodboiadvsp3297 You'd pass up good money just because you have social anxiety and won't admit it? Okay buddy. Maybe go to therapy
Image it releases on DVD and no one has any idea what to make of it because Adam is talking to someone off screen that just isn't there. It would maybe make the movie something completely different.
If the movie is made really, really, REALLY well, it's a movie that is good on dvd, but you HAD to be there to have a whole new experience.
Tickets for this would be gone before you know it.
I can only think of the poor theater employees who has to keep going right in front of an audience that doesn't know he'll have to Dora-the-Explorer the next scenes
It will likely become a cult hit, and the audience will take that role, in unison.
They could so easily hire someone to do it hahah. You think there aren’t nerdy theatre kids lurking around every corner?!
@@jacforswear18 Pretty sure movie theatres will have one or two theatre kids on staff anyway, lol!
As the RLM crew once said, at least Coppola does what his old buddy George Lucas always said he would do. Direct his own weird little movies just for himself.
God forbid a man make a movie that isn't star wars slop
My honest take away from this is: Francis Ford Coppola is still alive?!?!
My honest take away is: that’s how Coppola is pronounced?!
"Especially the first two" lol the shade
“Especially the first two” is such a refined burn, tailored specifically for cinephiles.
“Especially the first two.”
Very important to emphasize that point.
Why?
why
@@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 gonna go out on a limb and say it’s probably because the first two were better than the third? I’m guessing I haven’t seen them
@@MrMeowTheSecond Yes. Very much so.
That would be so sick to be the employee that interacts with the movie. I’d gladly spend my money to watch it
I would love to do that one stunt from Jurassic Park to
Some screenings of Rocky Horror Picture Show have fans shadow-acting, singing the songs, and yelling call-backs at certain scenes. It changes the movie into a strange audience participation play. Makes it better imo.
@michaelvossen7253 Thats a film that I think needs the audience to be included.
Having worked at a movie theater, that's a big nope
They're not gonna hire an actor just to perform for this weirdo movie. That would jack up the price so high that nobody wants to buy it.
It's gonna be the normal employees, with both very mixed performances and very stressed employees. I didn't have a single free minute, every second I would have had to spend on that stupid performance is a second the cinema next door is not cleaned. And that's cumulative. Once, we had to let in people while the movie already started because of that, I couldn't finish cleaning even _with_ help.
And besides, the whole point of cinema is that the acting is already done. The whole art form and the associated businesses are built on that fact. Who does Coppola think he is to completely ignore that? Does he actually think anyone wants to buy an unfinished movie for home theater? Because that stupid gimmick doesn't work there.
@@Soguwelol, imagine getting your feelings this hurt over a movie. that's next level pathetic.
It's really something!
I see what you did there
Nah, I think it’s complete nonsense
Okay but what if you boo at the "film" and it starts booing back 💀
That sounds like the theater employes wont be getting paid enough for that lol
Nah I work at a theater and I’d love to do this! Can’t say the same for my coworkers haha
also its online right now literally watched it a couple days ago online
Was it any good?
Yeah any good?
Do you have to do the narration yourself then?
"It's really something" lol
Dude made a rocky mistake. Should have made played subwaysurfers along with the movie. Got to get with the times.
Subway surfers? nah, get with the times. we're doing GTA cars and carpet cleaning.
@@MrLocust4 and satisfying clips of breaking things and stuff
*rookie
I hope you're not a native speaker
imagine to HAVE 120 million to pay out of pocket..
and for it to only be a portion of what you have
Sounds like a gimmick that will not survive past film festivals. The simplest option is to replace all the scene/s where it happens with scenes of someone watching the movie and playing that role in the movie.
It's not about "surviving", did you not hear that it's a passion project? It's not supposed to be a commercial success, it's a true work of self-expression, like art should be. Not like most mediocre, commercialized movies.
@@kevinsundelin8639 Yeah but most of us will never get to see it so why should we care?
@@GlitchMcGuffin Why care about anything at all because most people might not see it? Isn't that more beautiful?
No exclusivity doesn’t make something inherently more beautiful. If a tree falls in the woods, and nobody is around to hear it, it isn’t the most beautiful thing in the world. It’s just a thing that happened that nobody saw.
Hypothetically let’s say it was so unwatchable that everybody at Cannes left 5 minutes in, that means he spent 100+ million dollars on something that a handful of people were willing to sit through.
My dad would say,
*You can paint a turd gold, and cover it in glitter but it’s still a turd.*
@@lil.dogbyte 💰🚽👍
"Especially the first two" got me
Every time i see the king charles painting, I think "London WILL BURN"
Dude, I fucking love the King Charles painting. It's fucking metal.
very apt for the British monarchy to be soaked in blood considering their history
Yuhhhh
You took the goddamn words RIGHT out of my mouth....it really is fuckin metal tho
@@feltfrog Quit crying
@@57harrierstrikes Lmao nobody’s upset here except you 🤣
If it is polarizing then it is definitely interesting
The two cardinal rules of producing. One: Never put your own money in the show. And number two, “NEVER PUT YOUR OWN MONEY IN THE SHOW!”-
Max Bialystock
Bialystock and Bloom! 😂
It's not supposed to be a commercial success though. This is a passion project made by a rich man, he'll be fine.
It doesn't matter if you are left wing or right wing, EVERYONE agrees the King Charles III painting looks like it belongs in the horror game Layers of Fear.
This was the first thing I said when I saw it 😂
I like it. I think it’s cool that Charles realizes and acknowledges that him and his family has so much blood on their hands, that it had to fill the whole canvas to be a true representation. That has to have taken some introspection on his part and maybe some history classes. Good for him! Getting wiser is hard!
I don't know how being left or right wing is relevant at all.
@@PurpleCh4lk you don't understand how political affiliation can affect someone's view of a monarch?
@@4rtie Painting of a monarch. But yeah, I totally forgot cults of personality exist.
That Charles poster makes him look scarily similar to Darth Sidious from Episide 3.
If darth sidious was in the 2nd ghost busters
It looks like it belongs in Layers of Fear
Just because it was a painstakingly personal work of art doesn’t mean that’s enough to make it good
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Hes also Nicolas Cage's uncle
Good ol Nicolas Kim Coppola
Sounds pretty humble to have used all his own money and stuff, I could get behind a piece like that. It makes it seem more like a passion project than a cash grab. I can't in good conscious knock a passion project, especially something that required sacrifice
This is what I was thinking.
The only thing i wonder about js that you cant really do a home release. Its definitely creative tuougu
Unless they record the guy like in kuzco uu
I wonder if it would make sense for them to do something like that seen in inside by bo burnham, where he starts critiquing the critique of the critique of the original media
You get a script to go along with the movie.
They finally found a way to stop people from pirating movies. Force them to interact with it.
How would that prevent pirating? You can just record someone in front of a green screen and add it to the movie.
@@kevinsundelin8639 Challenge accepted.
the fact that i was thinking about that portrait before he said it
So how does he plan on dealing with the home release of his movie if it requires love actors to be there?
Simple become the actor
This is a passion project. NOT some big commercial movie.
They don’t need to follow all those rules. What I suspect if they ever make DVD is that there’ll be the film and documentation of the actors performing
It would be very simple to edit in someone interacting with the movie.
That portrait of the King looks like something out of "The Shining"....creepy as hell man
King Charles' painting goes so hard 🔥🔥🔥
He’s a king now btw for a year or so, FYI
@@atomictomfoolery4400 he will always be the prince of our hearts!
Who though this was a good idea? Does the king look at this sorry effort, saying "yep, that's a flattering piece of art" ?
It really doesn't
Yup, sorry, I wrote prince out of some zombie habit
It’s giving Jurassic Park, the original if anybody remembers the introduction where the owner has his own little “ride” set up with flash cards! “Die-No-Sours” 😂
That's the first thing I thought of - and even in that, the fictional audience was laughing at him rather than with him.
I know local small theaters would be interested.
"OH, mr. DNA, where did you come from".....jurrasic park
You’re right. It is decent wine.
If this was a indie game megaproject that some random dude painstakingly put his lifesavings into only to meet with mediocre fanfare, this would just be another Saturday lol
Yeah because it's just some random guy. "His entire life savings" could literally just be $20.
This is literally one of the most acclaimed directors of all time
I love this concept. I love when people push the boundaries of art. :)
Gonna suck once this gets released digitally if it 'requires' some kind of preplanned interaction with a live performer.
Would be funny if someone came to your house whenever you watch this one
Oh this would be great in the oldest movie theater in iowa. The State in Washington, Iowa as the oldest continually operating movie theater since 1893
There is a beautiful stage and a balcony
Looks like the only way to watch this film immersed from.home would be via VR, in a virtual cinema - i hope they think of it.
I need a full breakdown on the timeline of production on this film
Can we talk about that portait of King Charles though...
It‘s actually quite cool looking, definitely unique, but also very creepy and questionable
It's a bit red
I respect the ambition. Sure wish you mentioned anything about what the movie is about though. I literally don't know if this is a space opera or a historical drama
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@@EEEEEEEEThank you👍🏻
Well there's a trailer out but even after watching it I couldn't tell you the plot because there's so much stuff it's confusing... all I really got is that its set in new york in what looks like the 1920s but there's these giant talking statues so I'm pretty sure it's fantasy? But also you see the whole cast doing this huge party/performance so I don't know what that's about. Honestly I can't wait to watch it and find out.
I like that he didn't. I want to be surprised
@@kevinsundelin8639yes, kind of a refreshing change from movies that give everything away in the trailer.
My European history class thought the new king’s portrait looked like Han Solo trapped in carbonate 😂
We come for magic and somehow heartbreak feels good
Sounds a bit rocky horror. Love that.
Was thinking the same thing, I'm actually curious what kinda funnies people will come up with to put in the actors mouth lol
I'd watch it simply because it seems like something a bit new. Obviously it's have distribution issues, if it requires a live performer how would that work for regular theaters or streaming/dvd sales?
“It’s really something” is an ambiguous statement.
I’d need to hear the rest of that sentence before deciding if it was a positive review or not.
ambiguity was the entire point...
It was contrasted with another person saying it was complete nonsense. It's a positive statement.
@@not_even_me5035 but it’s used here as an example of the best positive review that this person heard/read.
@@EnanoPancracio yeah I know, but it’s hardly effusive praise, and it *is* ambiguous, as it could’ve been said with a side eye 😒 or written with an ellipsis…
I totally want to see it now
Isn't the on-stage performer sort of what people used to do before sound was added into movies? They had a person in the theater voice the movie lines.
I remember hearing about this movie in the 90s and expetently checking IMDb for details, the only to see it was canceled. Good to hear it finally came to fruition.
I used to work in a movie theater. unless they hired some acting students from a university, then you're stuck with a bunch of greasy 16 yos. I don't think any of my coworkers could have kept people from leaving after their terrible performance.
there goes "my" uncle making something kool again
"Especially the first two."
Oh thank the lord. I had no idea what that red picture was from this whole week.
my stupid ass read it as coca cola instead of coppola
Coppola cola
That's just shadow casting basically like rocky horror 😂
Thats very creative i hope i get yo see it
as someone who worked at a landmark cinema for a while here in BC canada - I feel like it would be fun for like... one go, and then after that uhhh yeah if they paid me like a bonus on my minimum wage I'd do it every show lmao
It sounds strange, but I’m very curious to see what it’s like based on the interaction element alone.
I'm curious, I'd really like to watch it!
It's complete nonsense.
I disagree
I think it’s really something!
Damn now I want to watch it ☹️
Reminds me of the scene in Jurassic Park with John Hammond
When Kubrick was asked about 2001: a space odyssey, he said "i can't believe they gave me 100k to make a film about religion.
Does anyone want to adjust that for inflation, then subtract all the money saved today with green screens and cgi, then remind me why 150 million fucking dollars is needed to make a movie?
Inflation 🫤
Actors. If your doing anything life action. Or at least anything with the popular kids. Get ready to pay an arm and a leg.
CGI is so expensive it's often more costly than practical effects. Just to look worse too.
@@vivianloney CGI doesn't look worse, you've been seeing it since the 90s. The problem is how it's being used. Also the industry's reliance on one specific type of camera which makes it absolutely needed that all scenes are filmed in special effects studios. Films that broke this bullcrap managed to overcome the issue. There is also the Godzilla Minus One approach which has CGI integrated from the foundational level so it doesn't look out of place.
CGI usage nowadays is stale which makes Hollywood movies look awful. Innovation can refresh this excitement pretty quickly... and often for cheaper than what said formulaic movies are spending for.
@@willyvereb I don't think I disagree with you? I think the way CGI is used in a lot of movies makes the images stale and hurts their entertainment value.
So basically like that film with a lot of rock and metal stars that was in black and white and required a whole orchestra to perform the soundtrack because it was a silent movie? (Name’s Gutterdämmerung)
oh its like those Horror movie funhouse gimmicks in the 50's. with the live performers.
*I really thought Francis was dead, when I saw an article about the movie, so didn't knew it was him, until I read it and found out that the movie was even directed by him, I watched the trailer and it looks great*
So if i understand correctly it is dora the explorer for adults.
Interact with the screen like Dora?
So it's like the Terminator 2 experience thing they had at Universal Studios.
SuPeeeeeRrrrr!
Vanity pieces like this, the creator should never expect anyone else to "get it" but the creator himself. Even Coppola should realize it would be hubris to feel entitled to have someone pick it up.
Lmao "vanity piece"
We get it, you don't like or understand how art works.
It's not about having anyone pick it up. Art, especially a passion project like this, is about self-expression, not money.
An interesting art piece, but wouldn’t ever be widely distributed since it needs live performers. Would be nice to see it someplace like the lyric or alabama theater in birmingham though, that’s designed for both film and live performances.
Alabama will never be a real state
@@ericprice8369that is such a specific claim, I wanna know the story behind your point of view
😂
Who bets that in less than a decade there'll be a "new" version of it where the staf member is an AI?
I'm surprised that no small arthouse theaters are willing to take it.
@@mowermen1762 never has never will. It’s basically part of Mississippi
Am I the only one that thinks Charles' portrait is kinda fire though?
It is, but since he looks like a villain in it people are just memeing it since royalty bad
It is an amazing piece of art and portraiture. But the feelings it invokes are overshadowing that
Yes
That's not the best release this year. It's more likely than ever that we'll see The Day the Clown Cried released
I hope they release it on DVD with karaoke-like subtitles for people to use at home.
Worst case scenario it ends up feeling like Dora-The-Explorer’s pseudointeraction.
i should not have found this as funmy as i did
That honestly sounds like a great idea, maybe for a movie night. The host has already watched it so they act it out for the guests.
Why are you sayin’ his name like that
congressional law
For real. 😅
America
Dude I had to scroll so far down to find this comment.
“Especially the first two” 😂
??? so how would it work on DVD?
They send a guy out to your house
What's a DVD? What year is this?
@@raindeerprojekt4119 Are they gonna stream a little dude into my living room?
@@raindeerprojekt4119 2004
@@ginger_toggaf I mean I would Assume so... lol
i cant cope ola
thank you
He really made his own Metropolis (1927), complete with the mixed reviews.
How do I get in touch. My dad owns a theater I would love to offer the opportunity for it to show and for you to volunteer
Rocky Horror Picture Show would like a word.
Rocky horror doesn’t require interaction, we just do it for fun
I WANT TO SEE IT
Incredible collaboration
My man, You WILL be on scene
I am in love with this host!
You might say this is a Doomed Megalopolis...
That does sound interesting.
I would have integrated the stage performance into the video. Have it be like MST3K and a shadow person in front of the screen.
Like I get the intent, but it's hard to do performance at scale
That's so fun! I want to see it!!!!