Behind the Scenes: Take 4
Why is it that the intern is so abused in nearly every portrayal? Is the abuse they incur in the real world a direct result of the entertainment industry’s insistence on their status as nobodies who get the coffee and be quiet? That is certainly the reason I treat an intern as someone who does my work for free. No matter. If movies have taught me anything it is that the intern and their kind, the general underdogs of society, will consistently overcome the odds, climb the ladder, and make a name for themselves all while getting the coffee.
Fear not the drudgery, interns of the world. In every task there is a lesson to be learned, a jewel to be recovered from some sunken ship. For every Storm in X-Men 3 you survive there is a renewed passion and appreciation for things in life that are decidedly not Storms. Develop the skill to walk away, happier that a dark moment in your life has passed and you’re on your way up.
Few people start at the top and while Spiderman 3 may not be at the top, it isn’t too far from the bottom.
Donny Broussard
I enjoy the types of films that used to dominate late night television in the '80s, spending time with my family, filmmaking, photography, Rubik's Cubes, Diet Pepsi, building old Shogun Warriors model kits, Canon cameras, comic books, AOR, coconut ice cream, mac & cheese, cold pizza, popcorn, nachos, UL Football tailgating, film festivals, reading, Barry Manilow (don't ask), films with both Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase in them, Alf, Pac Man, 1979 Trans AMs, beer, Godzilla, Hooters (both the restaurant and ones girls like to keep hidden), and Bigfoot (he's real). I'm just saying.
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i wouldnt take jon to be a fan of spiderman 3 !
I actually like the first 45 minutes!
I concur with Jon. I think there were many good parts of Spider-Man 3… you can see them in the trailer. Honestly, I just wish I could un-see all those emo parts and that dancing scene. Ugh.