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A thread for the Sienna Miller-driven film FACTORY GIRL.
My thoughts:
I really need to get this off my chest about Factory Girl...
First off, you have Sienna Miller, who isn't exactly the exact physical replica of Edie, she has no neck and is short and stumpy, but whatever. But she can't act, as shown in the trailer. I cringe when she goes "Hi!" She's just a bad actress, pretty or not. And you have Hayden...who either chooses really bad roles or can't act.
The makeup and costuming department did a really bad and cheesy job on the costumes - they weren't clothes, they were costumes. They didn't do the hair or the full-on eyebrows because it'd be deemed "weird", the way we all probably felt when we first saw Edie. And that red/black striped shirt? It looks like she got it at Hot Topic. And Andy's clothes are so fake and typical.
Brigid Berlin, Michael Post, and crazy man Nat Finkelstein were the only Factory/Edie's family to work on the film. They are doing this for one thing: to be known for being near Edie, and $$$. Lou Reed has put the film down, Billy Name has put the film down, David Weisman has put the film down, but most importantly, Edie's family is incredibly upset over the film.
The film creates a love triangle between Edie, Andy and this Bob Dylan character "Billy Quinn" - who knew! Harvey Weinstein called David Weisman (director of Ciao! Manhattan) told him he liked Ciao!, and that Harvey himself flipped through the Edie book and looked at the pictures to see what the movie was about. Cool, right? :rolls eyes: The film looks utterly ridiculous.
Oh, and as seen in the trailer, Andy DID NOT make Edie into a fool. He did nothing to her.
EDIT: Also, on Sienna Miller: If she truly cared enough about Edie, which I believe she does, well, she wouldn't have taken on such a false and stupid project. She is either dillusioned in thinking this is accurate or is just doing this for more "fame" :/
I'm sure I have more to say, but that's all for now.
My thoughts:
I really need to get this off my chest about Factory Girl...
First off, you have Sienna Miller, who isn't exactly the exact physical replica of Edie, she has no neck and is short and stumpy, but whatever. But she can't act, as shown in the trailer. I cringe when she goes "Hi!" She's just a bad actress, pretty or not. And you have Hayden...who either chooses really bad roles or can't act.
The makeup and costuming department did a really bad and cheesy job on the costumes - they weren't clothes, they were costumes. They didn't do the hair or the full-on eyebrows because it'd be deemed "weird", the way we all probably felt when we first saw Edie. And that red/black striped shirt? It looks like she got it at Hot Topic. And Andy's clothes are so fake and typical.
Brigid Berlin, Michael Post, and crazy man Nat Finkelstein were the only Factory/Edie's family to work on the film. They are doing this for one thing: to be known for being near Edie, and $$$. Lou Reed has put the film down, Billy Name has put the film down, David Weisman has put the film down, but most importantly, Edie's family is incredibly upset over the film.
The film creates a love triangle between Edie, Andy and this Bob Dylan character "Billy Quinn" - who knew! Harvey Weinstein called David Weisman (director of Ciao! Manhattan) told him he liked Ciao!, and that Harvey himself flipped through the Edie book and looked at the pictures to see what the movie was about. Cool, right? :rolls eyes: The film looks utterly ridiculous.
Oh, and as seen in the trailer, Andy DID NOT make Edie into a fool. He did nothing to her.
EDIT: Also, on Sienna Miller: If she truly cared enough about Edie, which I believe she does, well, she wouldn't have taken on such a false and stupid project. She is either dillusioned in thinking this is accurate or is just doing this for more "fame" :/
I'm sure I have more to say, but that's all for now.
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I just saw the trailer...
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I expected more. I know that you have to see all movie to judge, but sometimes you just see that it aint gonna work.