2007CELEBRITIES
HRN-1480
The Brave One
Jodie Foster
The Brave One
Jodie Foster
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| 05:24:57 37.2 |
A01. HRN-1480
In: 05.24.58 Out: 05.25.34 Sound Bite: Jodie Foster - genre Yeah it’s a psychological drama I think it’s a very sophisticated movie that leads you to go off and have to talk to people afterwards you know there’s a lot to work out in the film and yet you know it does live in an unsophisticated genre it lives in you know with references to you know perhaps a vigilante movie that you might have seen or you know I don’t know a western so there is the primal quality to it there’s a tone to it a primal quality to it I mean people do cheer in the audience you know strange thing because they’re really with the character in a way that comes from the gut but it’s also a thinking man’s film |
| 05:25:47 87.2 |
A02. HRN-1480
In: 05.25.48 Out: 05.26.42 Sound Bite: Jodie Foster – political correctness Well perhaps not politically correct yeah probably isn’t but you know the best movie experience you can have is to sit inside the characters skin and that’s what we look for that’s what we long for the real perspective and real point of view the characters subjective point of view and this is that kind of movie that lives in the 1970’s you know like taxi driver or straw dogs where we are faced with an anti-hero somebody who in some ways is affirming life becoming who they are being in touch with something terribly primal but it’s also ugly and horrifying and um but it’s human and it’s true and I mean I think that’s it’s a sophisticated you know you have to be a sophisticated watcher I think probably to get that message out of it and you know if the only message you get out of it is yeah then I don’t know I’m not saying we did a bad thing because the film exsists on that level too |
| 05:27:03 162.2 |
A03. HRN-1480
In: 05.27.03 Out: 05.27.37 Sound Bite: Jodie Foster – seeks out vigalanteness Yes and um it’s not a coincidence that she has spent 40 years of her life never running into violence and then suddenly she runs into violence and then suddenly she runs into violence in pretty much every single day until the end of the movie yeah she seeks it out and there’s something about holding a gun inm your pocket knowing that it’s there having it be your friend that gives you the kind of power to go places that you never would have gone before and that power is deadly you know it’s the power to say I live you die um it’s a breath of life and it’s a breath of death at the same time |
| 05:27:39 198.2 |
A04. HRN-1480
In: 05.27.39 Out: 05.27.48 Sound Bite: Jodie Foster – gun control Maybe listen I think it’s a great movie for gun control don’t ever buy a gun what ever you do don’t ever buy a gun I’ll tell you that right now don’t buy a gun |
| 05:27:53 212.2 |
A05. HRN-1480
In: 05.27.53 Out: 04.15.12 Sound Bite: Jodie Foster No she becomes a stranger and she becomes somebody that she doesn’t recognize and somebody who you know the fear and rage that lives underneath our skin that we never even knew we had it’s also kind of an emblem of post 9/11 America post 9/11 New York you know we live in the safest big city in the world where Disney land time square is Disney land and there’s a cop on every corner and why is it that I feel fear why am I afraid what am I afraid of and maybe that fear isn’t based in reality maybe it’s just part of our skin you know maybe it’s part of our DNA as Americans |
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