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Ben Affleck says headlines made it look like Matt Damon admitted Netflix forces filmmakers to repeat the plot for distracted viewers “Matt Damon and I went on Joe Rogan to promote our Netflix movie... what we were saying was, there’s this perception... they tell you that you have to...

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Mango Prince4 天前

This man is coked out of his mind

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Jonathan Fuhrman3 天前

And the irony is that in this appearance yesterday the new completely out of context pull quote is about how he used AI for ‘Animals’ when he spoke at length about how no generative AI footage is in the movie & he thinks generative AI is crap and will never replace creatives.

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James4 天前

As I understood it they said that it's recommended to repeat it, but that they weren't forced to and that things worked out with the audience anyway.

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Evader J3 天前

I stopped watching movies in 2021

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Postmate Papi3 天前

Weird clip

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Justin Marmon3 天前

He’s not telling the truth

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Keith Hartel3 天前

Rogan's one skill is with certain guests he makes them feel so relaxed and casual that they sometimes say things that they maybe wouldn't if they were being careful I remember this part of that podcast, they definitely weren't debunking it! They were 3 gen xers talking shit

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Yonan4 天前

ft. @BatfleckMovie @Bloomberg

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𝕄𝕚𝕤𝕥𝕖𝕣 ℙ𝕚𝕟𝕜3 天前

This is why anyone with half a brain doesn't swallow mainstream media garbage. The amount of spin, things taking out of context. It's all clickbait nonsense. Podcasts aren't perfect but at least you hear from the horse's mouth what the deal is, not through some idiot journo.

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David DelPoio3 天前

it doesn’t?

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Matt Damon says Steven Spielberg deliberately kept him out of boot camp so the other actors would resent him while filming “Saving Private Ryan” Q: “Spielberg put everyone in boot camp, but he made you go separate, right?” Matt Damon: “It was one better than that.” “He didn’t make me go to boot camp separately.” “He made me not go to boot camp, so that the other guys would resent me.” “They all went through this kind of experience and they all bonded.” “But because I was the character they were looking for, and they resented this guy that they were risking their lives to go find…” “Steven purposely kept me away from them.” “And let them know that I hadn’t been made to go to boot camp.” “They’re a very tight, kind of cohesive unit.” “I’m an outsider who they resent.”

agim𓍯

1,257,431 次观看 • 1 个月前

Matt Damon breaks down the quiet thing Christopher Nolan did at 6am before the hardest scene in The Odyssey, and why any actor alive would thrive under it Matt Damon: "When I had to do the sirens, lashed to the mast, I showed up on the dock that morning and Chris was still there with Hoyte. Normally they go ahead on the camera boat. But he was waiting for me at six in the morning." Matt Damon: "He said, 'We were thinking we'd just start with you, because that's the emotional backbone of the scene. And we'll shoot till we're happy.' What he'd done was give me an hour-long boat ride to sequester myself and get my mind right." Matt Damon: "'We'll shoot till we're happy', which means till you're happy too. Anybody with a SAG card, given that kind of support... It comes from him really understanding what we do, and creating a space for us to be our best."
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Matt Damon breaks down the quiet thing Christopher Nolan did at 6am before the hardest scene in The Odyssey, and why any actor alive would thrive under it Matt Damon: "When I had to do the sirens, lashed to the mast, I showed up on the dock that morning and Chris was still there with Hoyte. Normally they go ahead on the camera boat. But he was waiting for me at six in the morning." Matt Damon: "He said, 'We were thinking we'd just start with you, because that's the emotional backbone of the scene. And we'll shoot till we're happy.' What he'd done was give me an hour-long boat ride to sequester myself and get my mind right." Matt Damon: "'We'll shoot till we're happy', which means till you're happy too. Anybody with a SAG card, given that kind of support... It comes from him really understanding what we do, and creating a space for us to be our best."

PrimeNic

1,108,473 次观看 • 2 个月前

Ben Affleck reveals seeing OpenAI made him call Matt Damon and warn “we’re finished,” before realizing its researchers knew little about how movies are made “And then there’s this company OpenAI, and they have this text-to-image thing. And as I was telling you before, I’ve learned to take advantage of the opportunities my life has afforded, which is essentially, probably inappropriately, I find often I’m able to just pick up the phone and say, ‘Hi, I’m Ben Affleck. Can I just come in and see what you’re doing?’" "People are like, ‘Sure.’ It still baffles me, but nonetheless, I went in and looked at what they were doing." "At first I kind of had a heart attack, I called Matt Damon. I was like, ‘Dude, we have to do as many movies in the next few years because we’re finished.’" "I went back, looked at it, and then started saying, ‘Well, hold on a second. Why isn’t this working in the way that I think it should work?’" "And it was a very strange thing to realize that I was dealing with researchers and scientists who were so incredibly smart in this one way and had so little information about video and how it’s created, or how it’s defined, and how it’s captioned, and how it needs to be organized." "And so, having learned the lessons of the previous failed entrepreneurship and having raised money for Artists Equity already, I gambled on this notion that in order to do this in an ethical way, and in a way that could take this technology and actually make it work hand in glove with artists in this community where there are very fixed, long-standing relationships around likeness and so forth, we had to create our own data set.”
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Ben Affleck reveals seeing OpenAI made him call Matt Damon and warn “we’re finished,” before realizing its researchers knew little about how movies are made “And then there’s this company OpenAI, and they have this text-to-image thing. And as I was telling you before, I’ve learned to take advantage of the opportunities my life has afforded, which is essentially, probably inappropriately, I find often I’m able to just pick up the phone and say, ‘Hi, I’m Ben Affleck. Can I just come in and see what you’re doing?’" "People are like, ‘Sure.’ It still baffles me, but nonetheless, I went in and looked at what they were doing." "At first I kind of had a heart attack, I called Matt Damon. I was like, ‘Dude, we have to do as many movies in the next few years because we’re finished.’" "I went back, looked at it, and then started saying, ‘Well, hold on a second. Why isn’t this working in the way that I think it should work?’" "And it was a very strange thing to realize that I was dealing with researchers and scientists who were so incredibly smart in this one way and had so little information about video and how it’s created, or how it’s defined, and how it’s captioned, and how it needs to be organized." "And so, having learned the lessons of the previous failed entrepreneurship and having raised money for Artists Equity already, I gambled on this notion that in order to do this in an ethical way, and in a way that could take this technology and actually make it work hand in glove with artists in this community where there are very fixed, long-standing relationships around likeness and so forth, we had to create our own data set.”

Fireside Alpha

91,994 次观看 • 3 天前

“I finally went to Jenna and I was like ‘why do people keep saying that I have to be you?’ and she’s like ‘did nobody tell you!?’ and I was like ‘no what is going on?’ ” Imagine not telling one of the two people who need to act out this scene what is going on 💀
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“I finally went to Jenna and I was like ‘why do people keep saying that I have to be you?’ and she’s like ‘did nobody tell you!?’ and I was like ‘no what is going on?’ ” Imagine not telling one of the two people who need to act out this scene what is going on 💀

Eloise

1,958,919 次观看 • 1 年前