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From: "mike" <m...@mike.com>
Date: Fri, 11 Jun 2004 12:20:55 +0930
Local: Fri, Jun 11 2004 10:50 am
Subject: Re: how come we still talk primarily about directors?
choral reef wrote in message <7b98c3ee.0406101718.7e268...@posting.google.com>... >some people are more partial to 'auteur theory' than others. some I agree it's a combination of all these ares that make a film. People tend >reject it passionately. >yet, all of us still talk of the director as being the primary >artistic force behind movies. >for instance, like LOR or not, we generally discuss it as the >when we like or dislike a ron howard film, we discuss it in terms of >whether we like or dislike titanic or attack of the clones all comes >i guess 'auteurists' are specifically crediting or blaming the >but shouldn't anti-auteurists call this figure a to focus on what they see or hear the most about. Hence the reason the actors are often perceived as the talent behind the movies when they only offer a piece to the puzzle. The directors names are so widely used as a marketing tool along side the actors that if a movie performs poorly the average person regards the director or actor as being the reason. I am constantly amazed at the diffrence sound and music can make to a film. mike You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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