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Episode Summary Do film critics still matter? Renny and Johanna Harlin explore how film criticism has changed and how reviews can shape audience perceptions before they even see a movie. Drawing from more than 40 years of filmmaking, Renny reflects on his relationship with critics. He explains the value of criticism and the emotional impact harsh reviews can have on filmmakers who spend years creating a project. They discuss how commercial genres like action, horror, thriller, and comedy can be judged differently from art films. Renny also shares how filmmakers can become defined by their careers. The conversation turns to social media, where TikTok, Instagram, and online commentary can quickly shape the narrative around a film. Renny revisits films whose reputations changed over time, including Citizen Kane, Fight Club, The Greatest Showman, and his own Cutthroat Island. He also recalls the painful reviews of his first film, Born American, and how they were later turned into marketing. The episode closes…
Episode Summary Do film critics still matter? Renny and Johanna Harlin explore how film criticism has changed and how reviews can shape audience perceptions before they even see a movie. Drawing from more than 40 years of filmmaking, Renny reflects on his relationship with critics. He explains the value of criticism and the emotional impact harsh reviews can have on filmmakers who spend years creating a project. They discuss how commercial genres like action, horror, thriller, and comedy can be judged differently from art films. Renny also shares how filmmakers can become defined by their careers. The conversation turns to social media, where TikTok, Instagram, and online commentary can quickly shape the narrative around a film. Renny revisits films whose reputations changed over time, including Citizen Kane, Fight Club, The Greatest Showman, and his own Cutthroat Island. He also recalls the painful reviews of his first film, Born American, and how they were later turned into marketing. The episode closes…
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The Reviews That Nearly Broke Me: Renny Harlin and Johanna Harlin
KuunneltuEpisode Summary Do film critics still matter? Renny and Johanna Harlin explore how film criticism has changed and how reviews can shape audience perceptions before they even see a movie. Drawing from more than 40 years of filmmaking, Renny reflects on his relationship with critics. He explains the value of criticism and the emotional impact harsh reviews can have on filmmakers who spend years creating a project. They discuss how commercial genres like action, horror, thriller, and comedy can be judged differently from art films. Renny also shares how filmmakers can become defined by their careers. The conversation turns to social media, where TikTok, Instagram, and online commentary can quickly shape the narrative around a film. Renny revisits films whose reputations changed over time, including Citizen Kane, Fight Club, The Greatest Showman, and his own Cutthroat Island. He also recalls the painful reviews of his first film, Born American, and how they were later turned into marketing. The episode closes…