Sofia Coppola as a director/writer

[Piffiztheanswer]

The Beguiled is a remake.

O word coo

 

[Roman Brady]

Never seen 1 of her movies

O word coo

You mean there are ppl that never heard of the original with eastwood? Damn you youngins kill me..

 

[Piffiztheanswer]

Never seen 1 of her movies
You mean there are ppl that never heard of the original with eastwood? Damn you youngins kill me..

if 28 is young then im young bro..

 

[Roman Brady]

if 28 is young then im young bro..

28? Then you should have heard of the og

 

[Piffiztheanswer]

28? Then you should have heard of the og

Must of slipped by me breh.. it happens. Def guna watch it now tho. Good looks

 

[StraxStrax]

I hated The Bling Ring

We got this gif from it

 

[re'up]

"The Bling Ring" was horrible. Totally a missed opportunity. I saw "The Beguiled" yesterday, if there's a thread I may post a review. I thought it would be a masterpiece, and a brilliant movie, and it's just ok.

 

[Jello Biafra]

I own a Marie poster

Huh what's goin on twitter?

The Beguiled is supposed to have a black woman slave and a mixed woman who is light enough to pass for white in it.
Coppola decided to remove the slave character completely and I think she made the mixed character just straight up white.
Her reasoning is some bullshyt about not being the right director to address slavery during the Civil War or some such nonsense.
But really she just wants to tell a white feminist story and she likely thought that showing her white characters as slave owners would take away from them being sympathetic or root worthy.

 

[Roman Brady]

"The Bling Ring" was horrible. Totally a missed opportunity. I saw "The Beguiled" yesterday, if there's a thread I may post a review. I thought it would be a masterpiece, and a brilliant movie, and it's just ok.

that Grace reviewer said it is going to be an Oscar contender but then again this is the same lady that said BvS was koberickeque

 

[Red Shield]

The Beguiled is supposed to have a black woman slave and a mixed woman who is light enough to pass for white in it.
Coppola decided to remove the slave character completely and I think she made the mixed character just straight up white.
Her reasoning is some bullshyt about not being the right director to address slavery during the Civil War or some such nonsense.
But really she just wants to tell a white feminist story and she likely thought that showing her white characters as slave owners would take away from them being sympathetic or root worthy.

Read up on the whole thing after I had posted that, but I'll dap ya anyway



Probably will just wait until the usual places
Think I will end up buying the poster tho.

 

[Lootpack]

I'll just say I like her better as a director than an actress.

 

[Travellin' Man]

Not too sure why lost in translation is so liked...but whatever.

I'm not either. I use to always see people rant and rave about this movie and then when I finally checked it out, I was like, "that's it?"

 

[Travellin' Man]

I've never seen any of her other movies outside Lost In Translation. I ain't even know she had a new movie coming out.

Her mom, Eleanor Coppola, just directed her 1st movie (Paris Can Wait) at the age of 80!
Eleanor Coppola Opens Up About Directing a Film at Age 80 and Her Son's Tragic Death


Oh yeah, and her dad is the greatest film director of all time. Other cats done had a better run in the game than him, but Francis at his peak > other directors.

What's fukking w/ The Godfather 1 and 2, Apocalypse Now and The Conversation?! Nada!

 

[Travellin' Man]

Double Post