| re: Big screen vs. small screen |
| Posted by: shocktheatre 11:53 am EST 11/16/20 |
| In reply to: re: Big screen vs. small screen - champagnesalesman 06:32 pm EST 11/15/20 |
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For me there is just very little comparison, but of course I've made adjustments like everybody else. I watched a film--oh something, what was it--on YouTube recently. It was....a horror film. Oh yeah, THE VAMPIRE from 1957. No classic, but perfect at 2 a.m. when I'm supposed to be working on something (Hey, nothing was coming in.)
I heard good things about THE NEST. I'm glad you got to see it in a theatre.
I think we will be hearing about Ms. Coon for a long time. Law and Reid are pretty much established, of course. Ever see Ms. Reid in THE MOTHER? A fearless performance that deserves to be better known.
THE NEST was released in quite a few theaters (not just drive-ins). It was fairly well received (esp. Coon), and may turn out to be a player with AMPAS.
Stranger things have happened. Like "A Little Night Music" winning for Best Adaptation Score over the non-nominated Ralph Burns' exemplary work in NEW YORK, NEW YORK.
And then of course there is always gonna be CRASH winning over BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN. A disgusting obscenity. |
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