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Saw this making the rounds on facebook and had to share due to recent developments in Hollywood’s lack of support and downright disregard of Special Effects companies and their artists.
More on the very sad subject: VFX Company Rhythm & Hues Protested Last Night’s Oscar Ceremony
How the Oscars proved Hollywood is killing the VFX industry
Movies, more so than any other art form, are a collaborative effort. It is not thanks to one director, one screenwriter, one producer, or one ensemble of actors that a movie is successful, but rather many, many people whose names you may never know and whose jobs you may never consider.
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dcu:
Click the link already. It looks EXTRAORDINARY!
Joseph Gordon-Levitt (x)
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I was just talking to some people last night bout how I hated this movie because the main character was such a “Nice Guy TM” and the “romance” creeped me out… until I read interviews from many people involved in making the movie who said they never intended us to find the main character NOT douchey and that it was purposely highlighting how annoying these entitled guys are. Then I liked the movie.
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