If you had to choose one director to film your life story so far...
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From: The Illustrious State of Fugue
Originally Posted by NatrlBornThrllr
Grr.
-JP
-JP
agreed. adding ..
(at those cyber-fuckers that have done to the internet that which has been done throughout human history. We have risen so level.
)(In retrospect, I am obviously naive.)
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#52
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Originally Posted by Mondo Kane
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Thanks!
Dang, my life truly is dull, I got Ed Wood.
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
That test gave me Woody Allen on a $29 million budget. 
There goes any chance for a sequel or a profitable hit, hell, even a special edition DVD...

There goes any chance for a sequel or a profitable hit, hell, even a special edition DVD...
Yep, you'll be bare bones all the way bud.
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Originally Posted by Kudama
So this is actually about a test and not what you think? And a test, as I'm led to believe, that asks for your email address? You people know you're being trolled for marketing lists, Right???
#56
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Originally Posted by Kudama
So this is actually about a test and not what you think? And a test, as I'm led to believe, that asks for your email address? You people know you're being trolled for marketing lists, Right???
#58
Originally Posted by Dr. DVD
Thanks!
Dang, my life truly is dull, I got Ed Wood.
Dang, my life truly is dull, I got Ed Wood.

I would want my movie to be directed by Johnny Depp playing as Ed Wood in a Tim Burton film.
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
That test gave me Woody Allen on a $29 million budget. 
There goes any chance for a sequel or a profitable hit, hell, even a special edition DVD...

There goes any chance for a sequel or a profitable hit, hell, even a special edition DVD...
)For me, I think I'd go with David Lynch. If my life doesn't make sense, why should the movie?
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"Your film will be 56% romantic, 44% comedy, 25% complex plot, and a $ 23 million budget."
"My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 99% on action-romance
You scored higher than 99% on humor"
Wow. I don't know what to think about that.
Actually, I think it would be cool to have my life made into a film by Errol Morris. He'd find a way to make it seem interesting. If I chose a fiction movie director, I'd have to say the Coen Brothers.
"My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 99% on action-romance
You scored higher than 99% on humor"
Wow. I don't know what to think about that.
Actually, I think it would be cool to have my life made into a film by Errol Morris. He'd find a way to make it seem interesting. If I chose a fiction movie director, I'd have to say the Coen Brothers.
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Francis Ford Coppola
Your film will be 59% romantic, 27% comedy, 36% complex plot, and a $ 48 million budget.
Filmography: The Conversation, The Godfather (and Pt. 2 and Pt. 3), Apocolypse Now, Peggy Sue Got Married, Jack, etc. He notoriously went WAY overbudget with Apocolypse Now which sort of maimed his career since. He's been doing a lot of small films lately which may give your life story an inside track. A high-budget simple romantic drama is best in the hands of this modern master filmmaker.
Your film will be 59% romantic, 27% comedy, 36% complex plot, and a $ 48 million budget.
Filmography: The Conversation, The Godfather (and Pt. 2 and Pt. 3), Apocolypse Now, Peggy Sue Got Married, Jack, etc. He notoriously went WAY overbudget with Apocolypse Now which sort of maimed his career since. He's been doing a lot of small films lately which may give your life story an inside track. A high-budget simple romantic drama is best in the hands of this modern master filmmaker.




