David, I couldn’t relate more to your issue with communication at screenings and becoming part of a wider film community. (Or, with me, communication in general)
I’m not completely sure of the reason but I think there is something interesting in trying to pinpoint whether critics need to integrate themselves within wider critic circles.
Of course, I read many reviews from critics, but if I saw that same critic at a screening, I don’t think I’d have much interest in discussing their ideas with them. So I feel very much on the outside of many seemingly close “critic circles”, at any level.
One of the more interesting names i heard passed around for the rmake of It is Tiles Swinton. I think it would be some interesting casting against expectations.
In this episode, Tyler and David discuss the career of actor Tim Curry.
David, I couldn’t relate more to your issue with communication at screenings and becoming part of a wider film community. (Or, with me, communication in general)
I’m not completely sure of the reason but I think there is something interesting in trying to pinpoint whether critics need to integrate themselves within wider critic circles.
Of course, I read many reviews from critics, but if I saw that same critic at a screening, I don’t think I’d have much interest in discussing their ideas with them. So I feel very much on the outside of many seemingly close “critic circles”, at any level.
Poor Walter Murch.
I’m just a little disappointed you didn’t use this episode as an opportunity to discuss the collective careers of Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong.
One of the more interesting names i heard passed around for the rmake of It is Tiles Swinton. I think it would be some interesting casting against expectations.