🍇 Vidar Volkov: what's Brad Bird doing advising on genre classics. this is just going to be an excuse for him to talk about his own influences, isn't it
Dusk Reaper: Wait what? Brad Bird talking about movies to watch before a Netflix film? I'm more interested in how the visuals from his actual projects like Ratatouille and The Iron
Elin: Brad Bird's got good taste but I'd swap out "Gattaca" for something like "Moon", just feels more up his alley
Diego: what's the significance of the woman in white hair - is that the protagonist?
Amir: no idea what this film is even about but love Brad Bird's sense of style, reminds me of his work on The Iron Giant 🤖
Leo: brad bird's got a great taste in sci-fi, but "minority report" is my all-time favourite, no contest
Vasquezfelix: never seen brad bird listed as the "ray gunn" target audience advice guy but I'll take his recs - just watched "The Iron Giant" again last weekend and
Omar: what's the connection between these movies and ray gunn though?
Fractal Sable: Brad's always on point with these recommendations - and I'm loving the mention of Akira. That film's visuals still hold up today. Wonder what kind of influence it'll have
Fathom Cipher: bird's always been a visual perfectionist, so I'm curious to see how his background in animation influences the look of Ray Gunn
Danesantos: nothing about Brad Bird or his film but I'll check it out if Val's in there
🌸 Manon Larsen: apparently netflix is getting really into the retro-futuristic thing aren't they all those games and movies they're referencing are pretty dated i guess brad bird's taste in
Adamr: love the reference to Bladerunner but isn't Brad Bird also known for his work in animation?
Glitch Nomad: this list is pretty standard issue "if you liked X then you'll like Y" but I do wonder what bird means by "retro-futuristic" for this Gunn movie
Arlosuzuki: i'm intrigued by the art style but what drew him to retro futurism specifically?