Members The Fox Posted February 28, 2007 Members Report Share Posted February 28, 2007 Alguém chegou a conferir Olhos Abertos' date=' que foi tesourado por Harvey Weinstein? [/quote'] Eu vi... muito legal! É uma comédia misturada com drama muito bem feita. Gostei bastante. Não tem em DVD aqui no Brasil, né? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Thiago Lucio Posted March 1, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 1, 2007 O SEXTO SENTIDO 10/10 CORPO FECHADO 10/10 SINAIS 7/10 A VILA 7/10 A DAMA NA ÁGUA 3/10 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted March 1, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 1, 2007 Alguém chegou a conferir Olhos Abertos' date=' que foi tesourado por Harvey Weinstein? [/quote'] Eu vi... muito legal! É uma comédia misturada com drama muito bem feita. Gostei bastante. Não tem em DVD aqui no Brasil, né? Acho que não, por isso mesmo perguntei. Seria legal se algum dia Shyamalan pudesse montar uma versão do diretor, mas acho que ele não tem direitos para tal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Juliana Cappola Posted March 1, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 1, 2007 Estou completando filmografias de alguns diretores (ontem foi o Christopher Nolan) e' date=' finalmente, está completa a de longas-metragens do Shyamalan para mim. [/quote'] ótimo texto ltrhpsm! mais vc esqueceu de Olhos Abertos (1998) *a chata* Gustavo², acho que não existe em dvd não, tive acesso ao filme pelo telecine, que passa lá de vez em quando. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted March 7, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 7, 2007 Valeu pela informação, Naomi! ----------------------------------------------- Vocês já devem ter lido a notícia na página principal do CEC. Entretanto, o site Latino Review foi bem mais a fundo, publicando declarações do próprio Shyamalan onde ele diz que foi o próprio chefão da Fox Tom Rothman quem sugeriu - entusiasmado com o projeto - que The Happening se tornasse o primeiro filme do diretor com classificação "R" (de "Restricted", menores de 17 anos só acompanhados pelos pais ou responsáveis). O projeto comporta uma intensidade comparável à de O Silêncio dos Inocentes e O Labirinto do Fauno. Em 2008 teremos o novo Shyamalan (proibido par menores!) e Indiana Jones IV. O ano está feito para mim. Gustavo²2007-03-07 15:56:22 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members The Fox Posted March 7, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 7, 2007 Esse projeto parece ser bem interessante! Vou ficar de olho.... E ainda bem que eu já vou ser maior de idade em 2008! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members rubysun Posted March 7, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 7, 2007 Vale dizer que a censura nos EUA é bem mais rígida que aqui no Brasil. Os Rated R de lá geralmente podem ir de 14 a 18 anos aqui. Os da classificação mais amena, PG-13, são sempre de 12 pra baixo (pra se ter uma idéia, Shrek recebeu essa classificação), é bem raro receber 14 anos se o filme é daquela classificação nos States. Mesmo assim, ver o Shy inovando vai ser legal, principalmente com o perigo que esse último filme pode representar...rubysun2007-03-07 19:30:11 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted March 8, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 8, 2007 Matéria do site MNightFans.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Tubarão Floripa Posted March 8, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 8, 2007 Sinais é o bixo! Depois vem A Vila. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Yoh Posted March 8, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 8, 2007 Já tenho o que esperar em 2008. Hora de começar a contar os dias... Yoh2007-03-08 18:21:18 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members The Fox Posted March 9, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 9, 2007 Vale dizer que a censura nos EUA é bem mais rígida que aqui no Brasil. Os Rated R de lá geralmente podem ir de 14 a 18 anos aqui. Os da classificação mais amena' date=' PG-13, são sempre de 12 pra baixo (pra se ter uma idéia, Shrek recebeu essa classificação), é bem raro receber 14 anos se o filme é daquela classificação nos States. Mesmo assim, ver o Shy inovando vai ser legal, principalmente com o perigo que esse último filme pode representar...[/quote'] Ah.... mas pelo menos não tem risco de eu não entrar.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted March 9, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 9, 2007 Pois é, alguns fãs americanos mais jovens de Shy já estão reclamando... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Yoh Posted March 16, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 16, 2007 Mark Wahlberg pode trabalhar com M. Night Shyamalan 16/03/2007 17:30 Mark Wahlberg (Os Infiltrados) está em negociações para atuar em The Happening, novo filme de M. Night Shyamalan. De acordo com o site JoBlo.com,um irmão do ator teria assegurado que Wahlberg pode participar do projeto, mas ainda está conversando com os produtores para que um acordo seja firmado. O ator deveinterpretar Elliot Moore, um professor de ciência que tem problemas com sua ex-esposa e sua filha. As filmagens devem começar no segundo semestre. De Giamatti (que carregou A Dama Na Água nas costas) pra Whalberg... que decadência... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members The Fox Posted March 16, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 16, 2007 Eu gosto do Wahlberg... espero que essa notícia seja verdade... parece que este vai ser o filme mais esperado de 2008 pra mim..... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members racha_cuca Posted March 17, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 17, 2007 pra mim já eh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Forasteiro Posted March 17, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 17, 2007 Será que ele repete o Giamatti? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Yoh Posted March 17, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 17, 2007 Será que ele repete o Giamatti? Espero que sim. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted March 17, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 17, 2007 Naquela longa entrevista na revista SET ele disse que não conseguia tirar Giamatti da cabeça enquanto escrevia o roteiro de seu próximo filme, mas cá entre nós, muita coisa pode ter mudado desde então... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Yoh Posted March 18, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 18, 2007 Naquela longa entrevista na revista SET ele disse que não conseguia tirar Giamatti da cabeça enquanto escrevia o roteiro de seu próximo filme' date=' mas cá entre nós, muita coisa pode ter mudado desde então...[/quote'] Bem, como o Whalberg vai interpretar um professor e ele tem cara de burro pra caramba (sem ofenças ), o Shy pode querer colocar o Giamatti interpretando um amigo professor dele para fazer soar mais realista que o Mark Marky esteja trabalhando numa escola ou universidade. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted March 23, 2007 Members Report Share Posted March 23, 2007 Nova entrevista de Shyamalan, em que ele comenta Bollywood - a indústria cinematográfica indiana - e o fracasso de A Dama na Água. Em inglês, óbvio. "I would love to shoot a small movie with a supernatural theme featuring Bollywood actors" – Manoj Night Shyamalan By IndiaFM News Bureau' date=' March 22, 2007 - 04:08 IST Meet Manoj Nelliattu "SHAH-ma-lawn …better known as M Night, the Indian American Scriptwriter -Director, is a guy with an uncanny Sixth Sense which has helped him to break into the Unbreakable. With Alfred Hitchcock as his inspiration and ‘twist in a tale’ in his genre, he’s hit all the right Signs in his first ever Sci fi only by following his idol Steven Spielberg. Haling from The Village of Pondicherry, India, and since long nursing the film making dream, M Night has today made it real big in US and created a recognizable niche in Hollywood for himself. His last film Lady in the water may not have done well with the critics but his attitude and motto to always be courageous and original can be seen with his latest venture, as he ties up with UTV and Ronnie Screwvala for his forthcoming film So get hooked and booked as IndiaFM gets up close and personal with M Night Shyamalan. What made you go for an Indian Production house for your next project? I always had a desire of mine to do something in India. My first movie after college was also shot in India. And I wanted to stay connected to India not only by my films but also career wise. Whenever I do any new film of think of a new script I always ponder if we can do the opening sequence in India or if we can do the premier in India. This collaboration with UTV is a perfect opportunity to connect well with India. I have a huge fan base in other countries like Italy and France who keep telling me how amazing The Village was and applaud my work. I want to cultivate a relationship with Indian people. Whenever I do any new film or think of a new script I always ponder if we can do the opening sequence in India or if we can do the premier in India How has your experience of working with International studios been? I have been working with diverse studios and each of them has been special with regards to the film. Like Warner brothers are best for typically boy oriented movies where as Fox is more into Sci Fi and Global movies. While working with these studios there is a complete independent spirit that is seen between us. How did the association with Ronnie Screwvala happen? Ronnie is someone who wants success for everyone. His movies have been favorites of my children. After hearing about Ronnie from my agents I had called him to Philadelphia to spend a day with me. While he was here for a meeting I went to meet him like a family person with my two small girls and wife over a brunch. We meet more like family then like businessmen. You spoke about your Indian connection. Are you casting Indian actors in this movie? I always try to cast ethnically diverse people in my movies. So for example The Village was a different movie and therefore it was difficult to cast someone of Indian origin in that movie, as I need to keep in mind my global perspective. As my movies are watched by global audience and they need to relate with the character. But if hopefully I find a good place, I shall definitely do that. What are the advantages of co producing according to you? Choosing the partner I chose, I can really say that Ronnie and I get to own the movie. Also in this case, the risk is half in co-production for the studio as a result they invest into 20 movies thereby reducing the risk if the movie fails to make it commercially. What is the storyline for this movie? It is paranoia movie for 90 minutes with its link based in 1960’s, something innocuous that will make you wonder about what will happen ahead. It is related to a family in apocalyptic event, invasion of body snatchers. Well that’s the template with heavy suspense and thriller. Steven is my hero and also one who got me in movies You are known as the next Spielberg. Is it a motivation factor for you? I know Steven and he has been very supportive. But when I think who I am, I relate best with a writer who closes his doors and writes his story. I am a director who adapts screen plays. And for that matter I relate best with Agatha Christie, someone who is making more and more stories. Steven is my hero and also one who got me in movies. My pattern of movies may be repeated but I don’t make movies for money. But after a movie opens, it is suffocated by its brothers and sisters. It’s only after some time that it is allowed to meet its brothers and sisters. There is a rising period for any movie and therefore each decision that you make is very important from the movie’s commercial success. I don’t really watch much of Hindi movies Which is you favorite India movie. Well, I don’t really watch too much of Hindi movies, though my wife watches them. Important aspects that you kept in your mind while writing this script Well the story is global and locations are global. In a crude way it is a big movie that happens and will do well in India and outside US. I do tend to ask people about what they like and what they would want to watch. How did Fox Studios work out? Well I told them that they need to finance the movie. You see there is a balancing act that you need to do when you are working with the studios. If you don’t tell them your terms then they will tell you their terms, at the same time you need to make them feel that it is their baby. So that they ensure that the movies reaches the best theatres and is well distributed across also in terms of marketing. You need to make studios feel that the film is their baby so that they ensure that the movie reaches the best theatres Has there ever been a disagreement between you and the studio over the script? I won’t go ahead with the script if the studio doesn’t like even a single page in the script. In my experience with studios there was only one bad conversation I had with a studio and I still love that studio. I am still in touch with the studio but at that time we parted our way on a good note. I would be more than open to work with them in the future. Though it was blown out of proportion. I won’t make a movie if the studio is not convinced about my rationale. For that matter it was wonderful working with Warner brothers, they are the best creative people in the world. In the end, you need to find the right match, the right courtship since you make a variety of movies. My experience with studio across has been ideal and they have always let me have my will in making the movie. If the equation has been ideal, why change and get some other studio involved? No, the industry model is different. You make 20 movies and co produce all of them. If I get the third party like I chose to have Ronnie then the model gives more creative freedom to all involved and hence there can be a variety of movies. Is this how you get your finance in the future? I don’t have the right to bring in my partner if I am working on a movie like Silence of the Lambs. In that case it is a book and I have to work with the ones they choose to involve. Have you decided on the cast for this movie? Well, I just had lunch with one of the actors yesterday and I guess in a couple of weeks it will be decided on the cast. What do you think of Indian actors? You mean Indian Actors or Bollywood actors. Bollywood Actors Well, I am curious about the language they use and I tend to get very emotional while watching the movies. There is pushing pushing and then they stop and then again they push push push … (Laughs) I would love to shoot a small movie with a supernatural theme with Bollywood actors. I would love to shoot a small movie with a supernatural theme with Bollywood actors Which is you favorite Bollywood movie? The one in which you have the guy who comes in every movie Amitabh Bachchan or Shahrukh Khan? Shahrukh Khan I guess, the scene in which he catches her hand… Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham? No Kuch Kuch Hota Hai with Shahrukh Khan and Kajol Well I don’t know the name but I shall definitely find out. The lady is very human in that movie with her expressions Shahrukh Khan is great and he reminds me of Mel Gibson Who is your favorite actor? Shahrukh Khan is great and he reminds me of Mel Gibson. He has a good body and passion for acting. But I think Kajol is very poignant and is a very good actress at portraying humanity and emotions. What do you think about Ronnie’s films like Rang de Basanti? Well I haven’t seen them but if he sends across then I shall definitely see them. On an artistic front I have 8 ideas for movies but they all are very different from each other Why are all your movies revolving around the same theme and what is it about shooting in Philadelphia? (Laughs) I was at a museum and looking at different artifacts and many of them reflect the same art again and again but it seems to be very beautiful. Similarly look at Agatha Christie’s books they are all the same. On an artistic front I have 8 ideas for movies but they all are very different from each other. Philadelphia is my home and I always try to work around in here so that I can give time to my family. I don’t want to miss out on my girls’ first skating lesson. You know I wanna be there with them when their tooth falls and be excited about it. And tell them hey its cool the thing has fallen. For me exterior London is away from family. If I write exterior London I need to be there to control and being there means away from my family. But if I write exterior Philadelphia then I can stay here and be with them. I am doing a film with Paramount where the film has been shot in different locations. It was only after my wife and my seven year old kid told me I always wanted to do a Martial Arts movie and forced me to take it up. I have offers to do huge movies but I haven’t taken any because I wanna be here with my girls and my wife. Philadelphia is my home and I always try to work around in here so that I can give time to my family How have you taken failure after your last movie? I won’t phrase it the way you did. Actually, it was an entire confluence that affected the commercial success of the film. And I love that movie so you better be careful cos I will quote every book that has failed. Don’t judge movies from commercial success, this is an artistic venture and will be risky. On a personal note it’s my job to be brave and I have been brave. Will you be here for the premier of the movie? (Laughs) Well Ronnie will definitely want me to be there and yes I shall be there. [/quote'] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members MERI BRASIL Posted April 10, 2007 Members Report Share Posted April 10, 2007 Corpo Fechado - ****O Sexto Sentido - ***1/2A Vila - ***1/2Sinais - ***Dama na Agua - *1/2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Jack Ryan Posted April 10, 2007 Members Report Share Posted April 10, 2007 Shyamalan proibido para menores Tomara que ele repita o Giamatti sim. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted April 10, 2007 Members Report Share Posted April 10, 2007 Giamatti foi a melhor coisa (aliás, quase a única coisa boa) de Dama na Água, tomara que Shyamalan se redima desse filme com The Happening... 1. Sinais (adoro cada detalhe desse filme) 2. Sexto Sentido 3. Corpo Fechado 4. A Vila . . . . 5. Dama na Água Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Administrator Posted April 10, 2007 Members Report Share Posted April 10, 2007 Pois eu detestei o Giamatti em "A dama na água" tá pior q em "O Ilusionista". Minha lista: 1- O Sexto Sentido ***** 2-Corpo Fechado **** e 1/2 3-Sinais **** 4-A Vila ** 5-A dama na água Nota:0 Espero q ele não mais decepcione. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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