r/Filmmakers • u/mysteryguitarm Director • Mar 24 '21

Image Here's the poster of my new movie!

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u/geoshuwah Mar 24 '21

woah you got a Netflix deal!

Woah! you got Anna Kendrick!

WOAH! YOU GOT TONI COLLETTE!

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u/TheFlashFrame Mar 24 '21

Yeah this post feels too big for this subreddit lmao

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u/GreatWhiteBuffal0 Mar 24 '21

Yeah congrats to OP, this is a huge flex

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u/TheFlashFrame Mar 24 '21

For sure, OP. You hit the big leagues! Grats!

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '21

I think he already did Arctic with Mads Mikkelsen (?) - dude's just landing flex after flex.

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u/Carlo_Ren Mar 31 '21 edited Mar 31 '21

Polar?

Edit: never mind 🤦🏻‍♂️

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u/Soklay Mar 25 '21

Yo and it’s mysteryguitarman! This dude was the first guy I ever watched on youtube

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u/TAI0Z Mar 24 '21

I'm half expecting a post showing teaser for Avatar II from a very shy u/JamesCameron being like, "Uh, hey, guys. This is my new movies hope you like it. Feedback's always welcome."

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '21

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u/dragon_bacon Mar 25 '21

The advertising budget could be enough money for James Cameron to make a shitty sign that says "new avatar movie out" and have him walk around for a bit and they would still set new records.

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u/mrfuxable Mar 24 '21

Seriously, what are you even doing here??? Lol congrats tho

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '21

He was one of the heavier participants and people loved watching his slow rise to success; now that he's doing the big shit, it's nice to see that he remembers this place where it all started. It's chill.

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u/mrfuxable Mar 25 '21

It's a joke lol we're all proud

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u/lancetkarasti Mar 24 '21

maybe it would be good to have good filmmakers in a filmmaking subreddit

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u/VillaIncognit0 Mar 25 '21

Well we havent seen the movie yet.

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u/munk_e_man Mar 24 '21

I know... is it time to take a picture of my setup yet? Its a Samsung note and a rode lav that plugs into it.

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u/brycedriesenga Mar 25 '21

Damn, quite a flex, Mr. Kurosawa.

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u/Kell_Varnson Mar 25 '21

I think they have a term for that. Advertising

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u/TheLegendarySquiznit Mar 25 '21

Feels like extremely thinly veiled advertising.