Robert Rodriguez talks about how ROM music video collab happened

[Bradley 59,064]

3 hours ago, voidfigure said:

Yes. 

But fyi, Sin City and Machete/Machete Kills are not b-movies. They were made with tons of budget to look like b-movies. Rodriguez is a die hard fan of old campy flicks, that's why they look like that, but he's a very experienced and talented director. I agree his style is over the top and may throw off some viewers tho. 

The visuals aren't the problem tho, it's the storytelling.

Machete Kills isn't exactly what we would call a well written movie.

[My Name Isnt Alice 3,737]

14 hours ago, Dulo Peep said:

mmmm it depends, lets be honest, we can tell by the ROM video that it was rushed

Tell me this is a joke or I'm gonna sue 

[voidfigure 1,612]

6 hours ago, Bradley said:

The visuals aren't the problem tho, it's the storytelling.

Machete Kills isn't exactly what we would call a well written movie.

I agree, Machete Kills is not a good movie. From Dusk Till Dawn, Planet Terror and even the first Machete are far superior. Sin City (the first one) was good, but I haven't seen the second where Gaga appears

[Concertaholic 5,885]

10 hours ago, Bradley said:

That said, I definitely am here for more Rodriguez-directed MVs. I think he'll do Babylon and Sour Candy much justice.

More music videos for this era? Maybe in a parallel universe 

[JusKeepBreathin 19,311]

I love how he says that he has fun working with people with that type of energy and then you bring that energy back to your projects. 

That's inspiring. 

 

[GreenDiamond 6,286]

22 hours ago, Rudz Xinc said:

Every directors says no until she explain her idea to them. 

its opposite actually

[Regina George 59,387]

22 hours ago, Bradley said:

Exactly  She even made someone sacrifice his 25-year-old idea to her.

truly the illuminati queen.

I love 911 video but I truly think the concept would work 10000x better as a movie