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bbyteach · 2 months
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That BTS…… 🥹🥹
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raplinenthusiasts · 6 days
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they were destined together 💜
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kiwistede · 5 months
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jimimn · 10 months
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you know night after night i'll be fuckin' you right seven days a week
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taee · 11 months
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yoongi (ft. hobi) disagreeing and rebutting every time jin says something negative about himself  
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ahappyphjl · 4 months
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just wanted to say hi
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mockingjaysnakes · 3 months
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Sony really knows how to squeeze every penny possible out of theatrical revenue by releasing the extended cut of the film Anyone But You in theaters this February 9, especially for Valentine's Day. Successful movies are proving to perform well in theaters. The film has already surpassed 150 million dollars at the global box office, the production cost only 25 million dollars. Meanwhile, Lionsgate does not want to release the extended cut of the ballad of songbirds and snakes. i want and need to see that tbosas cut so bad!
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meraki-yao · 4 months
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I think because RWRB is so far the only (live-action) movie I watched on repeat to the point of losing count (and honestly a lot of that was because we didn't have any other promo stuff so I could only pour over the movie over and over again), plus I'm starting to learn a little more about movie making/ storytelling, RWRB has made me hyper-aware of the movie making/ shooting aspect
So looking back at the Paris scene, there are two main ways they framed the shot (besides that pointed shot of Henry's hand training down Alex's back and pressing him in)
Parallel to the boys (either up to their torso or extreme close up on their faces)
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and over Alex/Taylor's shoulder, a close-up of Henry/Nick's face
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And it got me thinking about the shooting process and I have a question:
Was the shooting process shooting the whole scene (so from kissing to Henry's pressing down to insertion to building up) in one angle, and then repeating the whole scene in another? Or is it two cameras simultaneously?
Because if it's a former, that means not only are there multiple takes of the scene as per standard movie shooting, but THERE'S ALSO THE WHOLE SCENE IN ANGLES WE HAVEN'T SEEN
*URGE TO STEAL RWRB HARD DRIVE FROM PRIME INTENSIFIEs
Seriously I need more behind-the-scenes talks and videos from these movie
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namchyoon · 9 months
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kth1 · 1 year
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⁂ 31/100 days of park jimin | bwl beauty
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rwrbmovie · 8 months
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BTS of #RWRBMovie: V&A
Via Amazon:
NG: I think their time together at the Victoria and Albert Museum really sticks out to me as a defining moment of their relationship. My character, Henry, really shares the last frontier of his vulnerabilities and really opens Pandora's box in a way saying plainly to Alex, ‘This is my life. I'm terrified, but I'm willing to take this risk.’
From EW:
For Galitzine, who grew up going to the museum, it was a surreal experience. "I was born and raised in London and the V&A is an iconic place to visit — the galleries, the displays, exhibitions that have been on there. To be able to witness it in such a quiet state was really bizarre. Night shoots are disorienting at the best of times. It's 5:00 in the morning, you're trying to act and be emotional, and you're in this truly beautiful, picturesque setting. It was really cool to be able to explore it. It felt a bit like Night in the Museum. It was a weird, surreal but extremely enjoyable experience."
Director Matthew López didn't know for much of the pre-production process whether the V&A would even allow them to film there. "They were very, very protective as you could imagine," he tells EW. " Especially when we told them where we wanted to shoot, which is a lot of things we could break, and I really didn't want to be the guy who ended up breaking a priceless piece of statuary. But we ended up getting permission, and that was amazing." In McQuiston's novel, this key scene takes place in the Renaissance Gallery, which López and cinematographer Stephen Goldblatt visited while scouting in London. But while we still see Henry and Alex run through that gallery, they decided to choose another due to the V&A's filming parameters. "It's not the most photogenic gallery," explains López. "It's kind of dark and it's very, very big, so there's a lot of blank space between the statues. The chances that you're going to get just a white wall behind you are good. And it's very hard to shoot in there because the rule that the V&A had for us was that we couldn't bring in any exterior lighting. We could not bring it in our own lights." But Goldblatt had an idea to work around that limitation. "He led me to this area of the museum where we did end up filming it," the director continues. "That long, beautiful corridor with all those gorgeous statues filled with very homoerotic art, as well as that narrow alleyway of busts. We came back another night after closing, and he had them turn off everything, all the lights except for the spotlights that were there, illuminating the artwork. But turning off the floodlights that lit the gallery for people to walk around in. What you had in an instant was darkness everywhere and light shining on the art." Goldblatt manipulated the light further with a dimmer switch, creating an almost sacred environment in which Henry and Alex could express their love for each other. "We did not bring in any of our own lighting," emphasizes López. "That scene is shot with the lighting that's available to us at the V&A. We decided that the scene would be the boys for the most part in shadow and the statues illuminated. It was a beautiful use of a problem to create a better solution that you could not have come up with on your own if you had no problem."
From Glamour:
“My absolutely favorite scene to film was the night we shot inside the Victoria and Albert Museum,” says López of the scene depicted here. “We arrived at 10 p.m. and filmed until sunrise. To have access to that museum at night without any other people around made you feel what Henry and Alex must have been feeling the night they go there together. What made it so special is that, for one of the first times in the shoot, it was just me, Taylor, and Nick working. No other actors, no background players. It’s a magical scene in the book, and it was a magical night for all of us.” 
From HELLO:
In the film, as in the book, the pair dance together here as they vow to make their relationship work, come what may. This scene is also Matthew's favorite scene, "because it's the only scene in the film that is actually filmed at the location that it's set".  "That night was very beautiful and I think it's reflected in what you see on screen; there's a magic to that place at night and I like to think we captured it," he adds.
From NYT:
The two men under the dimmed lights were the actors Taylor Zakhar Perez and Nicholas Galitzine, and they swayed until the director, Matthew López, called “Cut!” around 2 a.m. for a lunch break. “It was just the three of us and our crew,” said López, who’s also the film’s co-writer. “It made for an incredibly intimate, really special night.”
From W Magazine:
There’s a sweet moment in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Why did you shoot in that sculptural exhibition? That’s not the gallery from the book. I went there with Stephen Goldblatt, my director of photography, and it wasn’t very cinematic. Stephen took me to another part of the museum, where we shot, with lower ceilings a more contained space with beautiful statues: David and Goliath, three women, the corridor of busts and torsos—very cinematic.
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daria-meoi · 2 months
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Video source - Samba Schutte
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sopekooks · 9 months
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kithtaehyung · 2 years
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➛ bts in busan 1/? | yoongi performing run for @kth1​
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jeonjungkoos · 1 year
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his hairrr!!!
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bird-inacage · 10 months
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A Prapaisky Gifset | The Alternative Shots
I'd happily watch continuous, unedited footage of every B-roll taken throughout the entire production. All these amazing performances captured from multiple angles, some of which I think were better than what actually made the final cut.
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