The two shows represent a contrast explosion: Teenager He is brave and minimal. Studio Noisy above the top. However, both dominate the conversation between critics and Cinephiles and affect viewers around the world.
Teenager Netflix plans in 71 countries are at the forefront of “male anger” lurking in a 13 -year -old Hamid boy (Owen Cooper plays). It was created and directed by a British representative Stephen Graham, and the four -part series of documentary filmmakers dating back to the 1960s.
Studio From Apple TV+ is a bounce to Blake Edwards's satirical comedy (Sigh In 1971), the head of anxiety studio is filming a $ 200 million artistic film. The besieged president by Seth Rogen, the king of cannabis, who persuades Martin Scorsese and Ron Howard, is playing among other things, to take over the roles of Augus.
Studio Take advantage of the main headlines in Hollywood deals that continue to put studio heads on the list of endangered species. Matt Remick (RoGen) is the head of the New Continental Picheses who is under pressure to create a built concession around Kool-AID-yes, the drink. As such, he communicates with Scorsese, who is determined to produce a film on the Junstown massacre in 1978, when 900 people were drinking Cole. Well, it is an extension.
Remick personality wanders expected through Studio In a state of panic, surrounded by hysterical marketing consultants, confusing representatives and the president of a wanted company has no idea what he wants.
as, Studio It is a screaming and speaker, its chaotic scenes that were ignited by random artists such as Charles Theron, Zac Efron, Olivia Wilde and Sarah Polly, and they all want something from Remik.
Studio It is largely the creation of Rogen and the long -term writing partner Ivan Goldberg, who are obsessed with films from Canada who are eager to overcome them Superbad Knocked Up The the The The The The The The The The The The The The HE His innocent questions have always been shed by Stoner jokes.
One misses this Studio: He died of his thorns for him, not safe, if not crazy. His colleagues appear to be keen to drown in the defeats that Edley expects.
Howard himself plays as a tyrannical motor who refuses to crystallize a wrong scene from his accumulated movie, and studies only appeals to change his opinion at the moment of truth. Those of us who faced Howard in “real life” admired his performance because, in fact, a generous collaborator – not from the autocracy like Blake Edwards from Old.
Is the character Remik's Matt Remiks?
After I found battles with Auteurs as CEO of three studios, sympathized with his tension. I also understand his enthusiasm for creating Mega franchise films trying to simulate the criteria of great directors.
But is this a realistic goal on the ground today, which is dominated by Amazon, Apple and Netflix?
Studio Perhaps he would have done better if Rogen played as it was – embarrassing stones that asked Nardi questions in his innocent endeavor to learn the rules of the game. The rules that he can ignore are fun.
Graham Teenager It has also reached a great turning point. Its display challenges the regular rules for the TV films industry, every scene consisting of a single shot designed. Riding the camera between schools and the police station and the house, which close viewers in the rush of fear of events.
Was it possible for Graham to imagine his influence? In Britain, Care Starmer, Prime Minister, boycotted the parliamentary debate to inform the members that he watched the offer with his family and recommends colleagues to be careful.
On one level, Teenager Thus, I represented the realization of Matt Remik's dream: It is a wonderful group based on a modest budget, and its structure and release is controlled by a non-common film director who sip tea, not Kool-Aid.
