Synopsis
Follows the making and production of Knives Out (2019)
2020 Directed by Cliff Stephenson
Follows the making and production of Knives Out (2019)
This and the “Director and the Jedi” doc from the Last Jedi blu-ray feel like they would make a great double feature.
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There really is nothing better in the whole wide world than getting to see Big Daddy Johnson get to work.
Here are 11 interesting facts about Rian Johnson’s Knives Out (Based on information from Making a Murder):
• If Danny Boyle was never fired for Bond 25, Daniel Craig wouldn’t have been able to play Detective Benoit Blanc in Knives Out. Woah, I guess something good came out of that movie’s delay!
• Rian Johnson wanted to hire actors that he thought the average person wouldn’t typically expect to embody the roles of their particular characters in Knives Out. In other words, he wanted to… subvert… his own expectations with who he got to work with. HA.
• It…
Please can every movie have such an in depth, insightful making of documentary with it. Like this is incredible, covering everything from discussions about film vs digital, to location scouting and costume design, to the importance of the mix and sound design. Covering the process of casting and securing a studio, to the press tour and release. It's so excellent that Arian Johnston movies have these documentaries accomanying them and it just proves how he and the people he works with just give such attention and care to what they do.
I didn’t think I could love and appreciate this movie even more, but I do.
I adore Rian Johnson and love seeing how he crafts. He has such a love for filmmaking and it’s so contagious.
I can’t wait until I can be making films like this.
Really interesting making-of documentary, highly recommend to anyone who loved knives out
They REALLY don't make DVDs like this anymore. Until the Knives Out Blu-ray.
They made an honest to god, nuts and bolts behind the scenes documentary about the entire process. Everything but catering is covered here. They even talk about cast trailer placement in relation to the shooting location. Give me one BTS doc that does that (outside of maybe LOTR).
It's not as fly-on-the-wall as I would like in terms of production. However, they go in depth on the pre- and post-production process.
And stay for the ultra nerdy talks about Steve Yedlin and his cinematography wants (they even talk about aspect ratios and give a couple of the shots from the film in 2:39). The Knives Out Blu-Ray (or digital) is a must buy.
I can imagine all the Last Jedi haters collectively losing their shit as Rian Johnson explains that he didn’t testscreen his Star Wars movie.
They had no cast eight weeks away from principal photography and they assembled this avengers level cast.
I'm not going to lie. This thing is the sole reason I bought Knives Out on Bluray and it did not disappoint.
I wish every home video release came with a feature-length documentary that is as in-depth and insightful and makes you appreciate the craft and art that is filmmaking as much as this one.
I’ve slowly made my way through the bonus content on the knives out blu ray over the past two days and have been very satisfied
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A feature length documentary about the making of Rian Johnson's KNIVES OUT? Sure, good thing. Already liked the JEDI-documentary- and KNIVES OUT as well. While there's a good amount of "just talking heads" the doc covers pretty much every aspect of the production in a way and depth that's rare for a current movie. Good one.
This covers every possible aspect you could imagine about the making of Knives Out with so much depth. I love Blu Ray special features like this.
Nice to see that my blu-ray copy of Knives Out contains a making-of doc that's almost as long as the movie itself. Pleasant, very detailed, and frankly rare with today's new releases. Thank you Rian
I can imagine all the Last Jedi haters collectively losing their shit as Rian Johnson explains that he didn’t testscreen his Star Wars movie.
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