Taika Waititi, James Gunn, Scott Derrickson and others have been chatting and dishing with fans in online communities as their movies screen.
Watching Netflix with friends remotely is quick, easy and chatty.
After that, he hosted a screening and tweet storm for “The Dark Knight” and realized he should get hisoutlet behind it. Some studios got involved to promote their titles being pushed to early home release , with directors Cathy Yan and David S.F. Wilson, respectively, participating and sharing behind-the-scenes dish; David Sandberg, director of “Shazam,” took part in his film’s party as well.
Since then, directors Scott Derrickson and James Gunn have been guests of honor for their films’ Quarantine Watch Parties. Derrickson shared deep-dive filmmaking nuggets such as, “The visual idea for the Hong Kong scene was to do something that had never been done before — have a fight occurring in forward time while the surrounding destruction runs in reverse time” and more.
The visual idea for the Hong Kong scene was to do something that had never been done before — have a fight occurring in forward time while the surrounding destruction runs in reverse time.
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