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- Guillermo Del Toro Calls All Avatar Films “Masterpieces” — Here’s Why
NoFilmSchool (Monday, 10 November) - Did you know that James Cameron and Guillermo Del Toro were roommates in the 90s? I learned that this week, and it actually feels like such a hilarious idea that these two filmmakers with vastly different approaches once shared a domicile together. That kind of collaboration and friendship, I think,... - John Carpenter Might Be Working on a 'Thing' Sequel NoFilmSchool (Monday, 10 November) - During a recent appearance at Fan Expo Philadelphia, John Carpenter hinted that a sequel to his 1982 horror classic The Thing could be in development. When asked about the possibility during a Q&A session, Carpenter said, "We're working on it now," then immediately tempered expectations by adding, "I don't know....
- Hans Landa’s “That’s a Bingo!” — Tarantino’s Masterclass in Tone and Tension NoFilmSchool (Saturday, 8 November) - The “Bingo” scene in Inglourious Basterds (2009) is about leverage, power, and one man’s remarkable ability to smile his way through treachery.Opposite Aldo Raine (Brad Pitt) and Smithson Utivich (B.J. Novak), the alleged winners of history, SS Colonel Hans Landa (Christoph Waltz) sloppily alters the war’s conclusion as if it...
- ‘As Good As It Gets’: Melvin Udall’s Redeeming Line NoFilmSchool (Saturday, 8 November) - Melvin Udall (Jack Nicholson) is not someone who will charm you over dinner. On the contrary, he is someone you would see on the street and change your direction. He is a misogynist and a misanthrope; throw in the mix a couple of phobias, and there you have Melvin Udall.And...
- Editing an American Epic: Inside 'Train Dreams' with Dir. Clint Bentley & Editor Parker Laramie NoFilmSchool (Friday, 7 November) - In this episode of the No Film School Podcast, GG Hawkins dives into the sweeping process behind Train Dreams, a period drama adapted from the Dennis Johnson novella. GG is joined by director Clint Bentley and editor Parker Laramie, who discuss the challenges and joys of crafting a film that...
- The 10 Best Star Wars TV Characters NoFilmSchool (Friday, 7 November) - Star Wars fans have been blessed with some truly great TV series, Andor rising above all with its complex political storylines and incredibly developed characters. But animation gave us just as much drama and heartache, with The Clone Wars expanding the story between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of...
- Tarantino’s 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' is Hitting Theaters Nationwide — With New Footage NoFilmSchool (Friday, 7 November) - Huge news, cinephiles. On Dec. 5, Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair will get a nationwide theatrical release.With the blessing of writer/director Quentin Tarantino, The Whole Bloody Affair unites Volume 1 and Volume 2 into a single, four-hour film. This release will also include a new, never-before-seen anime sequence, with...
- Curious Examples of Character Introductions in Scripts – How to Make Them Memorable
CineD (Friday, 7 November) - Do you know the saying, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression?” Well, that applies to characters as well. Their first appearance in a script often sets the tone for how we’ll perceive them. It’s the moment that reveals who they are, what drives them, and... - The Most Heartbreaking Line from ‘Brokeback Mountain’ NoFilmSchool (Friday, 7 November) - Some movie lines don’t just reach our ears; they pierce our hearts. They expand and weigh heavily as they begin to unravel. That feeling is so raw and profound that it latches itself inside you and never leaves.After seeing their love blossom in the pristine wilderness of Brokeback Mountain, we...
- 11 Most Meta Movies That Break Reality NoFilmSchool (Friday, 7 November) - Have you ever felt like the movie you are watching suddenly winked at you? As in, a character in the movie implying, or straight away addressing the fact, that they are inside the movie, and you are observing them?If you have, then this surreal moment, blurring the line between story...
- The Line in ‘The Pride of the Yankees’ That Immortalized Lou Gehrig NoFilmSchool (Friday, 7 November) - As baseball is to America, Lou Gehrig is to baseball. The man didn’t just play the game; he carved his name into its soul. But it’s not just his game stats that make him one of the greatest American idols, but how he faced the final curveball life threw at...
- 9 Deserted Island Movies That Make You Question Your Survival Skills NoFilmSchool (Friday, 7 November) - It’s funny how far I’ve come: from the young me making my family cancel a cruise vacation after watching Swiss Family Robinson because I was scared to death about pirate attacks and being stranded on an island, to now, daydreaming about escaping to an unknown deserted island, leaving behind all...
- What Are the Need-to-Know Terms For Film Sets? NoFilmSchool (Friday, 7 November) - Hanging out or working on set for a movie or TV show is so much fun and a privilege for all who get to do it. So when it comes time for you to visit or get your first job, you want to know all the lingo people use in...
- How De Palma Out-Hitchcocked Hitchcock When He Made 'Sisters' NoFilmSchool (Friday, 7 November) - Brian De Palma was obsessed with Alfred Hitchcock and was never shy about it. We've covered his pastiche and homage, but we've never really talked about how to appreciate these two auteurs at the same time. Early in his career, critics said that De Palma was just ripping off the...
- 10 Best Baby Movies Ever Made NoFilmSchool (Friday, 7 November) - This past weekend, I spent 48 hours in the hospital waiting for my son to be born, so I have consumed a lot of TV and movies as well as a lot of coffee. To prepare for this first kid, my wife and I decided to stream a bunch of...
