Nov 22, 2021·1 reply
JustMeWhat's a realistic price to sell my BDC mag? It's opened but flawless
I bought one for around 120 I think?
Nov 22, 2021·3 repliesdont bump this thread
OPNov 22, 2021HoneyBunnydont bump this thread
- OPNov 22, 2021·1 reply
dont
- Nov 22, 2021innuendo
dont
- OPNov 22, 2021·1 reply925Andrew
I bought one for around 120 I think?
thats a steal
- OPNov 22, 2021
there was no other logical option but to cop 2019 reissue for $80
- Nov 22, 2021innuendo
thats a steal
It was opened though, most of the prices were pretty compatible
- OPNov 22, 2021·2 replies
thefilmstage.com/mike-mills-on-taking-detours-geometric-filmmaking-and-the-tenderness-of-cmon-cmon
Music seems so important to you and your films. Is there certain music you think someone should listen to before watching this movie? Almost as a primer.
Like as a set-up? Well, Satie. Like I play Erik Satie a lot on set and the Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou piano that’s near it. We played that all the time on set and it’s really enchanted. That’s very deeply magical music. It’s like an incantation, so either of those I’d be really happy with. I play music all the time on set and it just makes it not a workplace or something. And it’s just like on my phone or on the speaker and I feel like sometimes I’m just directing by DJing. Like Joaquin loved Frank Ocean’s “White Ferrari.” So, if I really wanted to get him, I would play that right before. In 20th, Billy Crudup loved “No Expectations” by the Rolling Stones and he got so addicted to it. And it was saying everything I could ever want to say, just creating this soup ambience that an actor feels. They aren’t told something, they’re feeling it.
Nov 22, 2021https://twitter.com/TheFilmStage/status/1462564230176002058innuendohttps://thefilmstage.com/mike-mills-on-taking-detours-geometric-filmmaking-and-the-tenderness-of-cmon-cmon/
Music seems so important to you and your films. Is there certain music you think someone should listen to before watching this movie? Almost as a primer.
Like as a set-up? Well, Satie. Like I play Erik Satie a lot on set and the Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou piano that’s near it. We played that all the time on set and it’s really enchanted. That’s very deeply magical music. It’s like an incantation, so either of those I’d be really happy with. I play music all the time on set and it just makes it not a workplace or something. And it’s just like on my phone or on the speaker and I feel like sometimes I’m just directing by DJing. Like Joaquin loved Frank Ocean’s “White Ferrari.” So, if I really wanted to get him, I would play that right before. In 20th, Billy Crudup loved “No Expectations” by the Rolling Stones and he got so addicted to it. And it was saying everything I could ever want to say, just creating this soup ambience that an actor feels. They aren’t told something, they’re feeling it.
Well who wouldn’t like White Ferrari? Not only is it a masterpiece, it’s one of the best songs of last decade.
Nov 22, 2021925AndrewTo think we never got to hear the whole thing
Yeah why did Arca cut it off lol
- OPNov 22, 2021·2 replies
Get joaquin, brad, timothee and Guadagnino on the phone this next one bout to be a movie fr fr
Nov 22, 2021·2 repliesinnuendoGet joaquin, brad, timothee and Guadagnino on the phone this next one bout to be a movie fr fr
None of them deserve this honor except Bradley of course
- Nov 22, 2021
If Timothee got to work with Frank I'd hunt that lil elf down
- OPNov 22, 2021Beamo23
None of them deserve this honor except Bradley of course
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Nov 22, 2021https://twitter.com/TheFilmStage/status/1462564230176002058innuendohttps://thefilmstage.com/mike-mills-on-taking-detours-geometric-filmmaking-and-the-tenderness-of-cmon-cmon/
Music seems so important to you and your films. Is there certain music you think someone should listen to before watching this movie? Almost as a primer.
Like as a set-up? Well, Satie. Like I play Erik Satie a lot on set and the Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou piano that’s near it. We played that all the time on set and it’s really enchanted. That’s very deeply magical music. It’s like an incantation, so either of those I’d be really happy with. I play music all the time on set and it just makes it not a workplace or something. And it’s just like on my phone or on the speaker and I feel like sometimes I’m just directing by DJing. Like Joaquin loved Frank Ocean’s “White Ferrari.” So, if I really wanted to get him, I would play that right before. In 20th, Billy Crudup loved “No Expectations” by the Rolling Stones and he got so addicted to it. And it was saying everything I could ever want to say, just creating this soup ambience that an actor feels. They aren’t told something, they’re feeling it.
Nov 23, 2021HoneyBunnydont bump this thread
- Nov 23, 2021
tonight
- Nov 23, 2021
Every night you were in my room
- Nov 23, 2021·1 replyBeamo23
None of them deserve this honor except Bradley of course
luca g is a certified legend
- Nov 23, 2021·1 replyCLB PRADA
luca g is a certified legend
put me on then, I'm open minded
I am Love/CMBYN are the only works of his I know and frankly thought both were overrated
I just hold Frank to too high of a standard to not be angry jealous of anyone who is graced w his presence
but that's on me 
- Nov 23, 2021·1 replyBeamo23
put me on then, I'm open minded
I am Love/CMBYN are the only works of his I know and frankly thought both were overrated
I just hold Frank to too high of a standard to not be angry jealous of anyone who is graced w his presence
but that's on me The Suspiria remake is brilliant and HBO’s “We Are Who We Are” is one of the most authentic and raw dives into the coming of age premise with a brilliant back drop
- Nov 23, 2021·1 replyHoneyBunny
dont bump this thread
- OPNov 23, 2021HaroldsChicken
- Nov 23, 2021CLB PRADA
The Suspiria remake is brilliant and HBO’s “We Are Who We Are” is one of the most authentic and raw dives into the coming of age premise with a brilliant back drop
Good lookks will peep
