Annika at 2012-01-14 12:22:23:
Too bad the Pentagon isn't further along with their project or they could have made The Devil Inside disappear!
Scott at 2012-01-14 13:06:25:
Annika, have you seen it? Supposedly going to drop 80% the second weekend. Word has gotten out about it, especially - evidently - the ending which really pisses people off.
Annika at 2012-01-14 14:28:11:
No. I like horror but didn't see this one. The guy behind the counter at the coffee shop I went to was raving mad about it being a waste of an hour and a half of his life -- and he kept reiterating how he's never met a horror he didn't like -- and other people there started talking about how their facebook feeds have all lit up negatively on this one, and that was enough for me to steer clear.
pete at 2012-01-14 18:34:02:
the simple rules for shooting with exterior light is tauting some film school myths that have been debunked. The Tree of Life, say what you will about the script, was shot using mainly available light, and everything is primarily backlit (though another hard and fast rule made by the cinematographer was to avoid lens flare). Some of the most beautiful images in cinema comes from pointing the camera into the light. In fact, images are at their "flatest" when the light is right behind the camera.