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spambearpig t1_j959kt2 wrote
Reply to Men In Black—Eggar by Beautiful-Destiny83
The only thing that pulls its weight around here is my god, damn, truck! <kabooom>
BrexitFool t1_j956gy5 wrote
Reply to Men In Black—Eggar by Beautiful-Destiny83
Get your big butt back in the house.
Unlucky-Top-700 t1_j955nmv wrote
Reply to Men In Black—Eggar by Beautiful-Destiny83
Orthopterous Exomorphs. A bug, essentially.
Slartibartfast39 t1_j954hsb wrote
Reply to Men In Black—Eggar by Beautiful-Destiny83
Edgar the bug is the best you're going to get I think.
klein-bent-my-bottle t1_j952yay wrote
Reply to comment by Offal in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
The gallop-running gag is so silly but so goddamn effective.
middleagedukbloke t1_j952ej2 wrote
Reply to comment by WhereIsThatElephant in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
I thought it was a load of shite. I almost burst out laughing at the end when the whole cinema was just sat staring at a black screen.
Affectionate-Peanut1 t1_j94z81h wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Carpenter’s Halloween (1978) had a low budget even by 70s standards iirc & it became one of the largest & easily recognizable horror icon franchises ever. the original film still holds to this day & is underrated as hell. carpenter spent something like 1/3 of the budget on just a free-moving camera dolly that was new tech at that time & had to cut a bunch of corners with the budget bc of it. that risk ended up being the right one. the netflix doc “the movies that made us” did an episode on it & it was super interesting
Twothounsand-2022 t1_j94t5f4 wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Speilberg & Cruise decide to not recieve salary for Minority report because Speilberg didn't want the production cost over 100M
Him & Cruise recive 15% from movie total gross around 55M each
dotskee t1_j94su9y wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Robert Rodriguez used some really clever jump cut techniques out of necessity in the action sequences of El Mariachi which I only noticed because he pointed them out in the commentary. Of course that is the film that put him on the map.
brutustyberius t1_j94sop1 wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
The girl who’s mom goes to college choreographed Napoleon’s dance at the end.
sudevsen t1_j94s9b1 wrote
Reply to comment by ProximusSeraphim in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Primer looks very low budget
LoanedWolf666 t1_j94nz8p wrote
Reply to comment by WH1SKEYHANGOVER in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
1.2 million was the budget for Reservoir Dogs.
LoanedWolf666 t1_j94nxu8 wrote
Reply to comment by WhereIsThatElephant in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Resevoir Dogs had a budget of 1.2 million.
Doppelfrio t1_j94lbrb wrote
Reply to comment by riegspsych325 in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Was it ever supposed to be a physical entity though (perhaps that’s because of the budget like you’re saying). I always imagined it as a presence the characters feel rather than see
CluelessNoodle123 t1_j94ki0j wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
I remember learning about how the space ships in Alien where basically Star Wars models/miniatures that were mixed and matched for the external ship shots. And I never would have known if I hadn’t watched that making-of documentary.
Zachwy t1_j94k4ky wrote
Reply to comment by WH1SKEYHANGOVER in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Which makes the budget of the film more than 15k
HardSteelRain t1_j94f4sp wrote
Reply to comment by SirFritz in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Carlos forgot to pay a vendor for a Cocoanut so Rodriquez fixed it with narration..Carlos talked about getting a free Cocoanut.
WH1SKEYHANGOVER t1_j94bwf9 wrote
Reply to comment by guywoodhouse68 in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
It probably started at 15k. I think the budget went up when keitel signed on
SimpleDan11 t1_j94adj3 wrote
Reply to comment by WhereIsThatElephant in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
....you thought they had real dinosaurs?
SimpleDan11 t1_j94abm3 wrote
Reply to comment by WhereIsThatElephant in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Monsters was Gareth Edward's. Who went on to Direct Godzilla and Rogue One.
ZorroMeansFox t1_j9446h6 wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Tarsem Singh was primarily a Commercial Director, a career which took him all around the world.
When he was on location in various exotic locales, he would seek out the most striking environments and then assemble his cast there to shoot a single scene from The Fall. In this fragmented way, he eventually put together a breathtakingly beautiful epic film which feels very expensive --but which was made for just 30-million.
ProximusSeraphim t1_j942yow wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Primer was done with 7k.
SirFritz t1_j940fuw wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
All the stuff done in El Mariachi. Like if you flub a take you just cut just before it to not have to refilm the first part so you save film..
bugogkang t1_j93w3mz wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Resevoir Dogs - get Harvey Keitel
spambearpig t1_j959n3y wrote
Reply to Men In Black—Eggar by Beautiful-Destiny83
The bug had millions of kids, do they even get names?