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>> “The basic underpinnings don’t have any soul or value,” he told The New York Times. “They’re totally incredible so you don’t believe them. They’re dumb stori
by phkahler 4y ago
>> “The basic underpinnings don’t have any soul or value,” he told The New York Times. “They’re totally incredible so you don’t believe them. They’re dumb stories.”
And here we are in world dominated by superhero movies, all based on Save the Cat.
https://savethecat.com/?msclkid=651ddcca02731a69d331be73a8240051 https://savethecat.com/?msclkid=651ddcca02731a69d331be73a824...
Edit: And yet later in the article we have this quote:
>> The Fugitive’s success relies as much on plausibility as it does on velocity. Despite the soaring set pieces, the film somehow manages to remain grounded in a kind of palpable reality. “It is just so nice to watch a movie about normal smart people instead of insane super geniuses,”
Not sure this piece is coherent...
- vanderZwan 4y agoWhat's incoherent about it? The director of the film dismisses the genre. The writer of the article disagrees.