Good points. It probably won't matter if the name Dario Argento doesn't mean anything to your average cinema goer who, unless the director is Martin Scorsese, Michael Bay or Clint Eastwood, probably don't pay much attention of the 'man behind the camera'. |
If Dracula 3D makes say, $100million worldwide it would easily be Argento's most profitable film and due to its small budget, $10million, would be considered a huge hit. So what if the internet muppets (us) don't like it. If a studio takes a chance on it then bingo. Actually to have been filmed in 3D then surely it must have worldwide distribution rights already. |
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Does anyone know if the film was shot in native 3D or converted in post production? I am guessing the latter to keep production costs down. If it is the latter, the 3D will not be good at all. :( Oh and someone pleeeeez explain the mantis! :confused: |
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Not holding much hope after Giallo,but as always I'll give the great man the benefit of the doubt. I'll reserve judgement until I've seen it. |
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AT 1.50 into the trailer BAM MANTIS i dont think anyone can explain it only Dario Argento himself. |
The mantis will put many people off ... including distributors unfortunately. Just been looking at the official site, there is a clip called Morte Di Jarmilla. I found it hilarious how Dario was kicking the actress around the floor to get the best reaction out of her. And to think, people were criticising the acting! Talk about motivating your actors!! :pound: Oh I shouldn't laugh. :blush: |
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