Movie showings-Retirement of Matt Damon

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Movie showings-Retirement of Matt Damon

Back when we heard that George Clooney was potentially for leading man from U.N.C.L.E. for the big screen adaptation of Steven Soderbergh, there were rumblings that the project was considered as the last film in which the actor and Director would work. Now it's like that train of thought can take a little more the adaptation of the series of the 1960s can be last film Soderbergh completely. Talking with Matt Damon, who has worked with Soderbergh on contagion, 24 frames has learned the Director has grown tired of the tale of cinema and will probably make good on his presentation of retirement very soon movie showings.

Damon said: "he retires, he spoke about it years and he became closer." Apparently confirming collaboration with George Clooney with Soderbergh on future man from U.N.C.L.E., Damon had regarding future of Soderbergh movie showings:

"It is kind of exhausted with all this which interested him in terms of shape." It is not interested in telling stories. Cinema interested him in terms of form, and that's it. He said: "If I see another blow over-the-shoulder, I'll explode my brain." After this film we are 'Liberace' next summer with Michael Douglas and then that he could make a film more subsequently with George Clooney], and then after he retires. »

However, Damon seems to want to convince otherwise and aspiring to follow in his footsteps as a great Director:

"After that I worked with Clint Eastwood] I returned and said:", Clint was a blast and it will be 80 years old. " And Steven said, "Yes, but he is a storyteller, and I'm not," If you're a player or a writer or a person working in the film is such a waste. For me, I'm going to spend the next 40 years trying to become a great Manager and I will never reach that it is reached. And walk outside of it.

I can understand Soderbergh become bored with the traditions of the movie showings and he strives to make a difference with low profile indie experimental projects such as the girlfriend experience and Bubble, but apparently it is not enough. Some people just bored with their current job and how working in a creative way or inspiring Soderbergh in the film were, we can't blame them for wanting to climb another mountain outside the movie showings industry. Personally, I hope that the man from U.N.C.L.E. meets Soderbergh leaves spectacularly in good terms. We're certainly going to miss him when he left. Anyone who disappointed?

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