The key was a 'hook.' For ten years after that film, people would still come up to me on the street and say, 'Hey Jack, can I have the key?' Another was where I strained spaghetti, using a tennis racket for a colander Today, one of the first things I look for in a script is the hook, that little audience-grabber." Billy Wilder, writer-director (in Conversations with Wilder, 1999): [The spaghetti-strained-through-the-tennis-racket idea in The Apartment began with an innocent comment by co-writer Izzy Diamond: "Women love seeing a man trying to cook in the kitchen
The new record is also cinematic, which is fitting, seeing as Gonzalez used to run a movie theater on the Upper West Side
The five most worthwhile stranger missions in RDR2 should all be a part of virtually every playthrough, while the weakest five tend to be better off ignored
Every detail is designed to work together so the experience feels familiar, satisfying, and intentional
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