Two Reviews....

12 Strong....

Another one shot here in Tamale wood. Personally Chris H never convinced me he was a warrior. But the overall concept and script was almost believable. Lots of war type nonstop action, nice splosions. CGI, worked background 1 day.


"Hostiles"

Another one shot here in the land of enchantment. Christian Bale was very believable, Wes Studi as well, in fact casting did a great job with all the principals. Well crafted script/screenplay, great locations, powerful music, needs the big screen. Day player crew, transpo dept.

for both

Well ya got two threads at least.

It's like deja vu in here...
wow, too cool...

a reply to: olaru12

Teamsters, huh?

I actually really want to see Hostiles, it looks exceptional. As a fan of both Bale and Studi (Studi since the early 90s or so), I'm glad to see he's still in the game.

12 Strong, not so much, if you say it's a lot of CGI and action.

I always love seeing how the shows I work on come to life—or don't.

a reply to: Liquesence

Teamsters, huh?

No just drivin the grip truck.

IATSE and SAG/AFTRA though

originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: Liquesence

Teamsters, huh?

No just drivin the grip truck.

IATSE and SAG/AFTRA though

They let you drive the grip 40 without being a teamster? Wow.

originally posted by: Liquesence

originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: Liquesence

Teamsters, huh?

No just drivin the grip truck.

IATSE and SAG/AFTRA though

They let you drive the grip 40 without being a teamster? Wow.

Step van 3ton rented to a contractor hauling c stands, flags and gels etc.
Grips or gaffers usually drive them to set. We ain't California.

originally posted by: olaru12

originally posted by: Liquesence

originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: Liquesence

Teamsters, huh?

No just drivin the grip truck.

IATSE and SAG/AFTRA though

They let you drive the grip 40 without being a teamster? Wow.

Step van 3ton rented to a contractor hauling c stands, flags and gels etc.
Grips or gaffers usually drive them to set. We ain't California.

I'm not Cali either, but I've never seen a company grip/key/BB or gaffer drive a truck—or van—except maybe on an indie. And C stands, gels, track, dolly, flags etc are usually on the 40, or the shorty.

But hey, whatever works.

Don't watch glorify war movies...but....would watch Chris H for two hours.

originally posted by: Liquesence

originally posted by: olaru12

originally posted by: Liquesence

originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: Liquesence

Teamsters, huh?

No just drivin the grip truck.

IATSE and SAG/AFTRA though

They let you drive the grip 40 without being a teamster? Wow.

Step van 3ton rented to a contractor hauling c stands, flags and gels etc.
Grips or gaffers usually drive them to set. We ain't California.

I'm not Cali either, but I've never seen a company grip/key/BB or gaffer drive a truck—or van—except maybe on an indie. And C stands, gels, track, dolly, flags etc are usually on the 40, or the shorty.

But hey, whatever works.

I have no idea what you guys are talking about with your technical jargon, but I find it fascinating.



It's like reading the aircraft forum, I am in way over my head but I enjoy trying to sort it out..



Respectfully,
~ meathead