Michael's "indie" filmmaking style

[Bayhem]

Corddry: "There’s no car crashes or robots, but I’ve seen some of it and it’s very Michael Bay. It’s actually like a crime comedy drama. It’s a weird thing, man. It’s Michael Bay’s first ‘indie’ dark comedy."


- http://www.craveonline.com/film/articles/193715-exclusive-rob-corddry-describes-michael-bays-indie-filmmaking-style


I get the feeling that this movie will really surprise a lot of people. In a good way of course.

[Flyingheart]

Cool, thanks for sharing!

[MitP]

Corddry: "There’s no car crashes or robots, but I’ve seen some of it and it’s very Michael Bay. It’s actually like a crime comedy drama. It’s a weird thing, man. It’s Michael Bay’s first ‘indie’ dark comedy."


- http://www.craveonline.com/film/articles/193715-exclusive-rob-corddry-describes-michael-bays-indie-filmmaking-style


I get the feeling that this movie will really surprise a lot of people. In a good way of course.

Not to seem bitter, but I sure wish I could make an independent movie with $22 million... : rol

Seriously though, Michael seems to be up to something very different here, and I'm excited to see how it turns out.

[Trailbreaker]

Not to seem bitter, but I sure wish I could make an independent movie with $22 million... : rol
Notice how "indie" was in quotes. When you think about it, it's an indie film by Michael Bay standards. :D