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Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by HardwoodLegend
Knife in the Water
Repulsion
Rosemary's Baby
Chinatown
Polanski's a notch above "pretty good". If you don't want to call him great, you have to at least call him "very damn good".
He's pretty good in comparison to Woody Allen
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Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Woody Allen is a creep.
Who marries their daughter (adopted or not) who they raised?
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The Magical T-Mac
Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by FatComputerNerd
Woody Allen is a creep.
Who marries their daughter (adopted or not) who they raised?
I wonder how much of a hand he had in raising her though. He works tirelessly on project after project, so I'm curious about the time spent.
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Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by HardwoodLegend
I wonder how much of a hand he had in raising her though. He works tirelessly on project after project, so I'm curious about the time spent.
Would it be more acceptable to marry her if he spent less time with his daughter?
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The Magical T-Mac
Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by Nick Young
He's pretty good in comparison to Woody Allen
It's closer than that.
Polanski is a superior visual artist/overall filmmaker and makes more complex plots. Allen specializes in insanely clever comedic dialogue and quirky situations that his fantastically casted actors give life to.
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The Magical T-Mac
Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by KNOW1EDGE
Would it be more acceptable to marry her if he spent less time with his daughter?
Actually it would if they never developed any sort of father/daughter bond.
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Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by HardwoodLegend
Actually it would if they never developed any sort of father/daughter bond.
Interesting. Very unique circumstances most certainly.
None-the-less Woody is a creep and a scumball for leaving his wife for his daughter.
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The Magical T-Mac
Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by KNOW1EDGE
Interesting. Very unique circumstances most certainly.
None-the-less Woody is a creep and a scumball for leaving his wife for his daughter.
Definitely an awkward transition and weird concept in general, but I have no knowledge of the nature of their interaction or how much time they spent together so it's hard for me to judge.
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Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by HardwoodLegend
It's closer than that.
Polanski is a superior visual artist/overall filmmaker and makes more complex plots. Allen specializes in insanely clever comedic dialogue and quirky situations that his fantastically casted actors give life to.
Allen is a better visual director as well, you probably just don't give him credit due to his reputation as a comedian, which Lena Dunham is helping to drag through the dirt now by constantly comparing herself to him.
Just look at Manhattan, Love and Death or Crimes and Misdemeanors, nothing Polanski shot is close to those movies.
I don't know how many Woody Allen movies you have seen, but it seems like not very many, you are only repeating the untrue stereotypes.
This is like a comparison of Jeff Hornacek to Michael Jordan.
Polanski is Hornacek, Allen is Jordan.
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Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
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Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by The Macho Man
Gibson is by far the best of the 3
by far
Fvckin' A.
Apocolypto/Get the Gringo>>>>>> Anything by Polanski or Allen
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Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by senelcoolidge
Certain people get a pass. It's just like Alec Baldwin gets a pass when he yells gay slurs, but someone else like that southern cooking lady says the "n" word years ago gets destroyed. Hollywood is a disgusting place. It depends on which circles you run with.
Saying The "n" world is the most benign thing Paula Deen admitted to on the stand. If it was just the "n" word and if her ratings weren't dipping she would've survived the whole ordeal. Things like enabling her brother's romps with underage girls in her employ, enabling her brother's blatant viewing of porn while on the clock, paying Black workers much less and making them enter through designated "negro" doors is what did her in.
In today's day and age you can apologize your way out of a decades old slip of the tongue. The other stuff from a sponsor standpoint are unforgivable sins. She's lucky the media was lazy and pushed the "n" word angle instead of the racist/sexist/statutory rape-filled workplace angle. People who love her will cling to the "n" word angle and think people are too sensitive and the rappers say it and she'll rise like a phoenix.
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7-time NBA All-Star
Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Mel is rejected because he's not a draw anymore. If he were still a draw his hatred of Jews and wishing that his ex get raped by a "pack of n**gers" would've been forgiven.
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Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Originally Posted by Dasher
Mel is rejected because he's not a draw anymore. If he were still a draw his hatred of Jews and wishing that his ex get raped by a "pack of n**gers" would've been forgiven.
Nothing to do with him not being a draw. Apocalypto and Get the Gringo were both critical and commercial successes. The guy is the undisputed #2 Actor/Director of all time (Clint is #1).
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Re: Why Mel Gibson is rejected while Polanski and Woody Allen gets a pass?
Who you got Prof? Azzlick? Kevin Smith? Gus Van Sant was in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, so he might qualify?
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