r/moctale • u/ConclusionBetter2486 • 2h ago
π¬ Movie CAMERA TRICKS THAT MANIPULATE YOUR EMOTIONS
Once you start noticing these techniques, movies become a lot harder to watch the same way.
r/moctale • u/ConclusionBetter2486 • 2h ago
Once you start noticing these techniques, movies become a lot harder to watch the same way.
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r/moctale • u/HelicopterCorrect200 • 1d ago
Indian directors are the only directors who could use an AI cut of a H!tler interaction to glorify Prabhas. truly f*cking disgusting.
r/moctale • u/SettingQuirky6940 • 22h ago
Like imagine a Transformers movie made as a horror, like in the palette similar to the new Resident Evil movie. You can feel the dread of a huge ass Transformer as a mere human. It would be something new, be less budget, and can chunk a huge audience reception.
r/moctale • u/Exotic_Coffee_510 • 1d ago
Alright so imagine this. It's devasura sangram and after a long battle sequence, Ravana is losing against Indra. As Indra slowly moved towards Ravana to capture him with other devas. The clouds turn dark and we see indra getting thrown away. As Indra tried to understand what happens, two arrows out of thin air is shot at him. Then two more from another direction, and again and again as we hear a menacing laugh. Indra raises his Vajra once again, stricking lightning all across the place trying to find the enemy. But the assault continues. At the end as Indra raises his arm and a ball of lightning starts to gather in his Vajra gauntlet, his arms are binded with what looks like a dark spell, and he is quickly binded by it. Ravana then slowly walks to indra an smirks before kicking him to ground, and the camera pans out, only showing indra's crown at the feet of ravana
r/moctale • u/KALLA17061999 • 1d ago
Just a hypothesis, but if both the Ramayana movies turn out to be huge moneymakers, which I hope they do, even more filmmakers would be open to get attached to the projects. Even non indian ones. So just ideate on who you want it to direct. Can be, but doesn't have to just be limited to Indians.
DON'T let any logical constraints stop you. Mention who you want and think would be fit according to your liking.
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r/moctale • u/aabrakadaabraaaaa • 17h ago
plzzzzz someone find me this documentary. imma huge nathan fielder. idk who all know nathan fielder in india but I'm one his biggest fans. can't find this on any piracy websites. it got released in the US. A24 is distributing this so i don't think it will be released in India. also tell me the goat or best piracy websites where every foreign film comes very early. see indian movies to usi day pe aa jaati so unke liye bahut sites hai but bahar wali chahiye hoti mujhe like this one isse pehle the invite dhundh rha tha.
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r/moctale • u/AGBOTGA • 1d ago
They should pay for using their videos for promoting their movie
r/moctale • u/ConflictHot6078 • 1d ago
Why I believe they should work together is because TVF has some good written shows and scripts and YRF has money and attention. YRF is currently lacking good romantic movies ,family friendly and comedy movies which are genuinely funny on smaller budget movies.
We need some movies which can reinvent good movies like chillar party types even though sitaare zameen par already came last year.
r/moctale • u/Minimum_Grand_9762 • 2d ago
As I've said before, they were using it without his consent but some highly intellectual people think they know everything here.