Magnolia?
[Comment From Gulliver]: What did you learn as a film-maker after Statuesque? Are you planning on directing the Death film?NEIL GAIMAN: Good question. I learned how focussed you have to be on every part of film-making and what an incredible experience it can be with a team of professionals who all have your back. I’d work with any of them again like a shot. Last week I thought the Death movie was VERY dead; after a chance encounter at a Golden Globes afterparty it seems to be very much alive again.
And I lay in bed with her while she did that kneading-dough thing that contented cats do, and checked my email and learned that a TV series I've been working on for 12 years has just come together, and then the phone rang and I was offered a film to write and direct, and it all seemed very unreal and unlikely and far away.
Quote from: Scattercat on January 27, 2010, 08:09:26 AMMagnolia?Two out of three, maybe. what was visually stunning about it?
Yeah, bring it moviemakers. Unfortunately, they would rather make some cheap pile and dumb it down for standard audiences who don't want to think. They just want to see a lot of 'splosions!