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Wow. Marvel considered horizontalizing the Dutch (canted) angles in Kenneth Branagh’s THOR but it ended up being too expensive. I love the canted angles in that film. Thoughts? Clip from my “On Film…With Kevin McCarthy” podcast. Available wherever you get your podcasts.

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LazyArtiste_23 AI Specialist14 days ago

Probably one the many reasons Marvel chose to go digital over film So they could micromanage everything

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Dr. Kyle 🥁14 days ago

You discovered The Third Man by watching Thor? That’s something I never expected to hear about filmmaking. But, all’s well that ends well, I suppose.

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Tangular Parham14 days ago

Where do we see what he is talking about? I’m very interested in it.

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Ian Paul Garland14 days ago

Look at all the different hair dye colours they sport!not very manly.

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sunchick #persist🌞☘️she/her 🗽ask the birds13 days ago

My thought is let Branagh cook

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Proud 6x President Trump Voter 🇺🇸 (Parody)14 days ago

Lol oh is that what they told him? I'm sure he knew it was their way of saying no. 🙄 They were great angles, just like in the comics.

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Requiett12 days ago

When I was a kid, I had a book called "How To Draw Comics The Marvel Way" by Stan Lee and John Buscema. They literally tell artists to use Dutch angles in it.

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CT🏟️〽️13 days ago

no idea what that means would be cool if you showed it in your video

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