- By Benjamin Wright
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- February 14, 2012 12:20 PM
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- 2 Comments
Helmer Brian DePalma has stated on numerous occasions that his directorial style and even screenwriting has been influenced directly by the work of Alfred Hitchcock, a director who few would argue was a master of visual storytelling. Though while DePalma took his Hitchcock influence and incorporated it into his own sensibilities, some filmmakers like Gus Van Sant or D.J. Caruso, have made ill-advised exacting remakes of Hitchcock’s work with varying degrees of success. Even with the official remake in Van Sant’s shot-for-shot “Psycho,” or in Caruso’s unofficial and doltish “Disturbia,” it looks as if Hollywood has learned very little from the past as another remake has been announced only days after news that there’s another “Rebecca” in the works.
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this is fucking horrible, ruined my day. thinking of him singing "dirty work" fucking
The entire movie I could tell that they were going to have superman kill zod in the end, what
The entire movie I could tell that they were going to have superman kill zod in the end, what
If superman didnt kill zoid then he would continue killing becuase it's not like zoid could be
The entire movie I could tell that they were going to have superman kill zod in the end, what
The entire movie I could tell that they were going to have superman kill zod in the end, what
The entire movie I could tell that they were going to have superman kill zod in the end, what
If superman didnt kill zoid then he would continue killing becuase it's not like zoid could be
Shut the fuck up.
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