what type of movie should i start to make, im a director, and would like to know what you think?
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I personally think action films are the big money makers...but I think you should go where you heart lies.
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Just do it!! Movies don't require talking!!\n\nJust say "hey, I am having a birthday party at my house and if you would love to come...it would be cool!!" Say you are taking movie suggestions and ask the types of movies they like. Integrate everyone's ideas and pick a freaking awesome movie line up for everyone to watch.\n\nIt will be fun. Have popcorn. Have a popcorn fight. It will be fun.
979654
I think you are talking about movies ?
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I just rented "Rent" and "Corpse Bride" \nThey were both pretty good. I would totally sugest them.
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I agree. Furthermore, I think you should produce and direct it.
707685
For American cartoons, I'd go for anything by Pixar or Dreamworks or whatever CGI companies are makin movies these days (Happy Feet, Cars, Finding Nemo, etc.)\n\nThere's always anime...but it's far better than...cartoons ^_^
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If I wanted to be thought a clever b*gger, i would select either \nThe Usual Suspects or Shawshank Redemption but if I wanted to be thought the best ever director then this week I would mostly be David Lean and make Lawrence of Arabia.
803084
If you could make it over here I've got some very fashionable washing to do.\n\nAlthough I'm a bloak I did find 30 going on 13 a very funny film; I'd start there and see what it brings to mind.\n\nAfter that, it's onward!
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You may be able to find something from these links below. Are you a film maker? What kind of DVD are you planning to market? \n\nI'm a film maker and I plan to put an upcoming film on DVD for sale. I would love to hear about your experiences and whatever you find out about how to market and  idstribute your DVD.\n\nIn the mean time, you can enjoy the film class version and auditions for my project that is currently in pre production.\n\nJames\n\nhttp://www.customflix.com/Special/Support/HowTo/Distribution/Tip1.html\n\nhttp://www.kk.org/cooltools/archives/000668.php\n\nhttp://go2-url.com/arrud/\n\nhttp://www.namac.org/article.cfm?id=2&cid=22&aid=240&num=2\n\nhttp://www.passionriver.com/independent-film-documentary-marketing.html
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The last good movies I saw were comedies. If you like to laugh, I'd recommend "Borat", "Clerks 2" (but you'll have to wait for video for this one), and "Jackass 2". The stuff that Hollywood has been cranking out haven't been that good.
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hi dear what type of movie u wish to watch
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Well, I am making a movie actually. Well, not a full feature film but a short film. It's a spoof for George Lucas. The film that I wanted to produce just got optioned out, so I just missed it. It was, "The Oath," by Frank Peretti. Oh, well. Maybe I can do another one of his books. =>
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Try either "Return to Paradise" "Dark City" or "Mean Creek".  They are all fabulous movie that had little box office success but recieved critical acclaim.  Mean Creek is the only one that is Indie.  Return to Paradise does have stars in it, but kind of flopped.  it is a GREAT movie though.  Dark City is probably one of the best Sci-Fi movies ever.  Better than the Matrix and it came out before it and unfortunatly tanked.  Roger Ebert loves it enough to do a commentary track for the DVD by himself for the entire movie, and has given lectures just on this movie.  \n\nhttp://imdb.com/title/tt0124595/     --- Return to Paradise\nhttp://imdb.com/title/tt0118929/     --- Dark City\nhttp://imdb.com/title/tt0377091/     --- Mean Creek\nhttp://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051106/REVIEWS08/511060302/1023    --- Roger Ebert's Dark City review for his "Great Movie" collection.
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My wife always says that I've seen every movie ever made.  I think I've missed a couple along the way.  However, I can tell you a couple of things.  Get out of your own way !  Let yourself look outside of the box that you've built.  There are thousands upon thousands of enjoyable films in the world.  Some are happy, some are sad, some old and some new.  But, if you learn not to pre-judge movies, you can broaden your horizons and enjoyment level ten fold.  Good Luck !
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Well, if your a professional, leave sexual preferences aside and get down to making your movie. Making movies is hard work. The fun part can come later, gain his respect as a serious filmmaker first. Sooner or later you will figure it out!
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I don't like movies that start off real slow or start with alot of action but dies down after 15 minutes. A movie I would talk about is one that tells a good story or made me either: cry, laugh hysterically, scare the bejeezus out of me or made me think deep or a mixture of any of those
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Watch a lot of movies. Read a lot of movie reviews. Try to get a gig writing movie reviews for a local newsletter or paper to get some experience, and go from there to try building on your successes. \nI guess you could take general writing courses to improve your style. I suppose there are probably courses specifically on writing movie reviews, but it seems like they might be hard to find. It might make sense to take some film courses, although a lot of those are about larger societal issues as reflected in film -- rather than just about the quality of the movies themselves.