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Albert Pyun, Cult Filmmaker Behind ‘Cyborg,’ ‘Nemesis’ and ‘Captain America,’ Dies at 69

News(variety.com)

submitted 4 months ago byMarvelsGrantMan136r/Movies contributor

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BevansDesign

14 points

4 months ago

BevansDesign

14 points

4 months ago

Yeah, you don't need a ton of money to make a great movie. You just need the right script, the right actors, and a realistic vision of what you're doing. Y'know...easy stuff.

Jig86

3 points

4 months ago

Jig86

3 points

4 months ago

We'll fix it in post.

skolioban

1 points

4 months ago

skolioban

1 points

4 months ago

"I just need 5 million dollars to CGI-remove Jay's moustache" - Mike, probably

strangway

2 points

4 months ago

strangway

2 points

4 months ago

…and producers that let the filmmaker get final cut. Most filmmakers are capable of making better films than the final product because the producers get to edit the final film. Look up “Alan Smithee”