the universal monster films are all
character stories they are first and
foremost character stories and our
ability to sympathize with those
monsters is what makes them special
please meet Princess Dom Annette she
will claim what she has been denied the
audience only cares as much about the
spectacle as they are invested in the
characters that's it there's nothing
else really and for me I tend to always
need to understand the emotional line of
whatever the characters are going
through in order to understand why the
movies relevant you know and if I can't
connect what the characters are going
through or who they are I have a very
hard time watching the movie you know
and audiences are too smart now you know
it's rare that you can give them a
sequence that feels like they haven't
seen a version of it before we certainly
endeavour to do that in mummy with
things like the plane crash
hi I'm Sam Frankie she hath my father's
eyes and his nose I grew up with a lot
of great straight character based films
in the movie theater and it's rare that
you get that experience now and it's a
bummer that you don't get that
experience now because part of what I
loved about it was the communal
experience films like that have now
found a new place it either lives now on
Netflix or you know in TV or it's a
different kind of thing and every once
in a while an amazing character movie
will rise above the crowd and the world
will see it and embrace it
you've got to care about the characters
first and foremost that's it that's the
ball game
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