Life-of-pi, the saga continues

[LyleGorch]

Doyle unloads:

http://sea.blouinartinfo.com/news/s...doyle-interview-part-2-life-of-pi-oscar-is-an

 

[Stephen Mick]

So much anger over something that matters so very little, if it matters at all.

 

[LyleGorch]

I thought his remarks were about the industry in general, he did "discuss" more than one film.

 

[refocusedmedia]

He says Life of Pi's win is an insult to cinematography, among other things directly about the film.

 

[Batutta]

He really should organize his thoughts more coherently before speaking.

 

[LyleGorch]

Yeah, well, I've liked his work since I saw "The Quiet American", but he certainly doesn't come off as a good communicator in this interview, even though he has some valid points.

 

[groveChuck]

Shame he's holding back on speaking his mind... :happy:

I'd love to see this interview on video, complete with the awkward silence ("blink... blink...sigh..")

 

[David G. Smith]

He really should organize his thoughts more coherently before speaking.

Well, he was a sailor... so I bet that is pretty tame to how he probably really thinks.

I like what he says in the first part of the interview... “I know I will die with either a camera in hand or a woman on top – what more could one ask of life ?”

http://encn.blouinartinfo.com/news/story/873964/christopher-doyle-interview-part-1-why-did-ai-weiwei-shave-my

 

[LyleGorch]

Well, he was a sailor... so I bet that is pretty tame to how he probably really thinks.

I like what he says in the first part of the interview... “I know I will die with either a camera in hand or a woman on top – what more could one ask of life ?”

http://encn.blouinartinfo.com/news/...e-interview-part-1-why-did-ai-weiwei-shave-my

Ah ha. . .the first thing I thought when I read it was: this guy talks like a commercial fisherman.