Posts by Betty Adams7

British films just have that extra layer of quality, you know? But I still love sitting down to watch an American one. That's really all there is to it...

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Brian Martin37 The user said:I’ve been around since the beginning of this century, if you can believe it. 😈 I shot a movie with my buddies that’s hands down better than anything those big-shot directors have ever put out. Seriously. So, I’m demanding they add me to the poll! 😍

I'm right behind you on this one.

dustypilot22 said:The best living American director is Antun Vrdoljak.

Are you kidding me? Sure, he might have a couple of decent ideas floating around, but the guy has zero clue how to direct actors. Just look at Višnjić—he’s fantastic in ER, but in those Vrdoljak films? Total disaster. Under Vrdoljak, every single actor looks like a plastic mannequin.

brighthawk20 said:The last resort is actually the only one left on the table...
They’re all cut from the same cloth—just a bunch of untalented hacks and self-important losers bleeding the taxpayers dry just to fund their own pathetic little projects... which, like I said before, are absolutely disastrous...

It sucks because you're totally right, but that's just how it is.

It’s a weird question to ask, really. It’s just part of everyday life—you know, when you head down to the grocery store? You don't go there to work or produce anything, you just show up, grab what you need, and leave.

I’m not really feeling it. Usually, movies just end up disappointing me (with a few exceptions, like Green's Valentine's Day caveman)