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Both versions are beautiful.

And sadly he did worse. Instead of making more people watch Psycho, it flopped and it bombed so less people saw it.

Wow. A answer that literally goes in circles. Feels like he’s kind of grasping for straws, so artistically masturbatory.

A lot of bull shit... Why would you do that??? Just why??? He deserves every inch of criticis he got. The fact that he is trying to spin it as an "experiement" is even more irritating

Translation: “I was coming off of a huge professional high, I decided to subvert expectations by making a jerk-off project. I had carte blanche to do whatever I wanted and what I wanted was to remake a classic film that didn’t ever need to be remade.”

I can relate with other comment,this bitch she is annoying as fuck

Gus is so hit and miss.

Remakes suck big time!! No matter what they'd say about them, is like raping the original piece. Hollywood needs to make new stuff. There are a pletora of stories. The thing is, they don't want to risk. They go for the same formula over and over. At the end, people who actually go to see remakes are the responsibles for their existence.

Your job is to make visible that which, without you, might never have been seen. -Bresson

Since there are few people who are asking, Mamet, Ricky Jay and William H.Macy are discussing the movie "House of Games" in a first part of conversation. I'd love to hear the entire discussion........

@Dennis Potter Ummm.... pretty sure that Social Network, Benjamin Button and Madonna's music videos did not have violence, lol.

Who's the other speaker?

Please never stop posting these!

This may seem really strange, but that first minute of commentary really shocked me. I'm currently in business school and I really feel out of place. A lot of the people I talk to in my program seem fine with going down the regular route of life. Get a decent job, work 9-5, have a family, retire, die... But I really want to do something different, I feel like there are endless opportunities and I for one feel a growing passion for film, I spend more time researching movies and film-making fundamentals as opposed to studying for Economics. I need to work hard to push my limits and do what I want with my short time on this Earth. Richard Linklater, you understand me without even knowing me.

i just wish there was a club for like minded individuals on filmmaking. :/ im debating on whether i should go to film school or not. i live in LA and can apply for LAFS just that i feel i wont really need it considering i freakin love the ideas i have for film. so going to film school would be just for the connection thing, meeting like minded people who are willing to help out or even i can help with.

This seems like a treasure trove of useful information.

Thank you so much for this & all that you do.

I consider Jack Lemmon's performance in Glengarry Glen Ross to be one of the finest performances ever captured on film.

You really don't need to goto film school to even do DP/Cinematography work because equipment is always changing(From 4K to 6K). But I will say that not everybody can direct, shoot, act or even write. If that were the case everybody would be working in HollyWood making millions of dollars. I learned from my buddy Lloyd Kaufman who's been doing this for 40 years now, and let's face it if you know who he is a lot of his films aren't the greatest but he does take it very seriously, that's why he's lasted so long. Ask James Gunn(Director of Guarding's of the Galaxy) who Lloyd Kaufman is, he's a fellow graduate of Lloyd's. So as much as I respect Smith's work, what he stated about directing or writing is faulse. Not everybody can draw or paint, same deal, not everybody can make films. The best thing about film school though is what he stated(And I'll agree with) is that its great for networking.

Good Story.

dope man, Truly inspirational.

nice, great concept.

brilliant uploads

Background noise is kinda distracting

This is brilliant

I could hear this guy talk all day!

Thanks!

So cool to hear Carpenter interviewing one of his actors.

So true! everyone tries to shoot movies as fast as they can now a days.

Great Interview! Bookmarked!

When he says 8 week writing process, I wonder if he's talking about writing the first draft or multiple drafts in that time period. If he's talking about multiple drafts, then this guy is insane. I couldn't imagine writing 2 or 3 drafts of a script in 8 weeks.

Just found this channel and even though I've listened to a lot of the commentaries that are edited, I will be devouring all of these for the next week

Thanks for uploading. Keep them coming please.

This is awesome.

These are all great! Thanks!

I keep getting "try again" when hitting thumbs up.

genius!

I am legend, would of been a much better film if his version was push forward.not sure about arnie as the lead though. but still.

Thank you for this. Condensing a three hour commentary, brilliant!

I have to disagree with Linklater when he says there are no "prodigy filmmakers". Has he not heard of filmmakers like Chaplin, DeMille, or Billy Wilder who knew their audience and knew how to entertain so well that they never failed production?

- Lovely series, this 'filmschoolcomments', but you should add somewhere in the info section what film this is from and what year. Keep up the nice work!

It`s not what you know, but who you know that counts. Don`t believe the film school hype! Go to a film co-op or volunteer at local cable station. Gain valuable work experience, instead of going into debt. Working for free another waste of time.

Prospective film-media students beware. Don`t believe the hype about diploma qualifications. The industry doesn`t give a toss, plenty of qualified grads, fishing for work. Self producing, & experience superior to degrees. `Its not what you know, but who you know that counts``

LISTEN AND LEARN FROM A MASTER

keving smith is exactly what he says he is, a playground director.

dedication of time

Hey guys sorry for posting here...can you tell me some books i can read for directing or a link where i can find some?and some books about camera and understanding it....?please

Brilliant and inspirational.

went to film school. dude blew it. could have had a job working for Kevin Smith and he choked. n00b.

Paul Thomas Anderson is often described as a prodigy filmmaker.