306. Directorpiece Theatre: Framing Demolition Man’s Two Worlds
🕑 Added 2020-08-03 13:00:10 +0000 UTC
Abe sets out to convince Adam that Demolition Man’s direction is sneaky complex, albeit flawed. Looking at camera, lighting, and production design, the past and the present are at odds in the film which begs the question: based on its own system of design who is the true hero of Demolition Man?
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Adam Ganser: https://twitter.com/therealganz
Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty
Comments
red sands
Damn. Missed the email for this one and didn't realize till I saw it released on youtube
Kyle Grant
I always thought Dennis Leary was the leader at the end. Spartan tells him to lead his people out of there in the underworld scene. And even though he says “he is no leader” and he shows no actual growth, at the end the beetle juice assistant offers his services to Leary. Then we see them walk off while Leary start ranting about the changes the assistant needs to make like his clothes and the way he talks.
Dissonance OfCircles
I like myself
Dissonance OfCircles
Percolate. Motherfucker.
Dissonance OfCircles
So cryobeans. Ill figure that shit out.
Small Beans
I still think the whole movie slaps. But that track is 100. - Abe
Small Beans
Us too!
Small Beans
Damn.
Mat Brady
God, l haven’t watched this in a while, but l listen to the theme song at the end at least once a week. That s#!t is my JAM! The original performance by Grace Jones is arguably even better, in my opinion. A bit slower, a bit funkier, and boy does she nail that chorus!
Ry Wyche
YES! I love these.
Patrick Sullivan
Adam mentioned it could be a 2020 Republican rebuttal to Defund the Police. No joke, a "friend" of mine unironically referenced Demolition Man as a warning of "what our nation is turning into".