I think I pissed off Dave by fangirling over the suit and treating it as like the Holy Grail. I grew on Reeves Superman and that was the first movie my parents took me to. I am super no pun intended lucky they did. Even now when that music hits I am transported. But Dave and I are decent friends but I think I was his first fan girling experience. But I kept pissing off Jim, not on purpose, I was just in awe of a whole world they created. Think of it this way. If you watched Charlie and The Chocolate Factory when you were a kid, some small part of the movie left an imprint on you about candy. Any DM or PM or AM me anything you want to know or just ask me here.
Haha no such thing as too much fangirling in this business man. Everyone feels that way about what we’re doing, just be excited. I’m fortunate enough to train at one of the bigger action production companies all the time, and when you see people that are names recognize you and say hi and shit, that’s cool.
Remember that scene in Capt: First Avenger after that woman almost touches Steve? Thats how I was. But it was also the worst experience when you see a person actually “fly” takes the imagination out of it and no music playing. But I grew up on Superheroes and still at my age, I like to think they do exist we just don’t hear about them. If and thats a big If I ever have a child, I want him or her to grow up knowing Superheroes exist. That way they will go up to a fireman and fan girl or boy out. Or A nurse, doctor, police man and so forth. Funny thing is. I got to watch him put on the cape for the first time. And when he entered the room everyone just stopped and looked almost in disbelief. Oh I went so far as smelling the cape and suit. And it smells like a brand new car smell.
Haaa fucking fun man. Yeah I agree. People need to believe in things. Super heroes are a lens to show good in the face of adversity. The issue a lot of these projects have had lately is they get away from this. Superheroes don’t need to be dark and gritty. They stand up to dark and gritty.
I think I pissed off Dave by fangirling over the suit and treating it as like the Holy Grail. I grew on Reeves Superman and that was the first movie my parents took me to. I am super no pun intended lucky they did. Even now when that music hits I am transported. But Dave and I are decent friends but I think I was his first fan girling experience. But I kept pissing off Jim, not on purpose, I was just in awe of a whole world they created. Think of it this way. If you watched Charlie and The Chocolate Factory when you were a kid, some small part of the movie left an imprint on you about candy. Any DM or PM or AM me anything you want to know or just ask me here.
Haha no such thing as too much fangirling in this business man. Everyone feels that way about what we’re doing, just be excited. I’m fortunate enough to train at one of the bigger action production companies all the time, and when you see people that are names recognize you and say hi and shit, that’s cool.
Remember that scene in Capt: First Avenger after that woman almost touches Steve? Thats how I was. But it was also the worst experience when you see a person actually “fly” takes the imagination out of it and no music playing. But I grew up on Superheroes and still at my age, I like to think they do exist we just don’t hear about them. If and thats a big If I ever have a child, I want him or her to grow up knowing Superheroes exist. That way they will go up to a fireman and fan girl or boy out. Or A nurse, doctor, police man and so forth. Funny thing is. I got to watch him put on the cape for the first time. And when he entered the room everyone just stopped and looked almost in disbelief. Oh I went so far as smelling the cape and suit. And it smells like a brand new car smell.
Haaa fucking fun man. Yeah I agree. People need to believe in things. Super heroes are a lens to show good in the face of adversity. The issue a lot of these projects have had lately is they get away from this. Superheroes don’t need to be dark and gritty. They stand up to dark and gritty.