Ryan Reynolds replies to Martin Scorsese: “people see the movies on the fucking device that you want to”

The war that never ends. Where should we watch the movies? Do people  who has decided to see the new film Martin Scorsese in the iPad is working wrong? Ryan Reynolds, which also just premiered the movie in Netflix, the brand-new ‘6 in the shadow’ Michael Bay, has replicated the filmmaker of ‘irish’ defending the freedom of choice of the viewer.

Not without my iPad

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Speaking of the reserves of Scorsese on the habit (perhaps too typical) way of watching movies on mobile phones, Ryan Reynolds declared to the microphones of Variety: “you Should be able to see what give you the wins in the fucking device that you want. I don’t know. I would say that the way things are”.

In recent statements, Scorsese urged the viewers of his new film to try to see your work in the best conditions: “please, do not see it on a phone, please. An iPad, a big iPad, maybe”.

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Michael Bay, director of ‘6 in the shadow, sees it both ways: “I don’t want my movies to look on a phone. Our films don’t look bad in these new tvs high dynamic range. is The majority of the votes of the Academy is done after viewings on tv, is well. We all love the movies. I am a person of cinema, but the best thing about Netflix is that there is a new voice here, and is a strong voice. And create interesting content, and I appreciate it”.

When Reynolds talks about the intensity of the director, no cuts: “I would Not say that it is intense. It is chaos. As if it were chaotic. You never know when you are supposed to shoot or what you’re supposed to do, or where should you go or what you are supposed to say. But somehow he and his editors make everything you see on the screen, making this show amazing.

There is poetry in her madness“.

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