Comments on: The Marketing of Diablo Cody http://cinemoose.com/the-marketing-of-diablo-cody/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-marketing-of-diablo-cody Down and dirty blog about filmmaking, movies and the entertainment industry. Sat, 23 Jan 2010 01:23:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: me myself and I http://cinemoose.com/the-marketing-of-diablo-cody/comment-page-1/#comment-359 me myself and I Sun, 21 Dec 2008 06:12:30 +0000 http://cinemoose.com/the-marketing-of-diablo-cody/#comment-359 Of course, just because she used to be a stripper there's gunna be a whole bunch of controversy and bullshit. She can't write and it's all people trying to make money off her story and... and... and so she's not a fucking saint, who cares? Ever hear of Courtney Love, Frances Farmer, or Marilyn Monroe? They weren't angels either but they're good at what they do (or did in Frances and Marilyn's case) just like Diablo Cody. Her past doesn't really affect her success as a writer. And if she has some weird writing style or whatever the hell it is everyone's saying, good for her. If everyone did everything the same, I think I would have to shoot myself from how dull life would be. Of course, just because she used to be a stripper there’s gunna be a whole bunch of controversy and bullshit. She can’t write and it’s all people trying to make money off her story and… and… and so she’s not a fucking saint, who cares? Ever hear of Courtney Love, Frances Farmer, or Marilyn Monroe? They weren’t angels either but they’re good at what they do (or did in Frances and Marilyn’s case) just like Diablo Cody. Her past doesn’t really affect her success as a writer. And if she has some weird writing style or whatever the hell it is everyone’s saying, good for her. If everyone did everything the same, I think I would have to shoot myself from how dull life would be.

]]> By: Artemis http://cinemoose.com/the-marketing-of-diablo-cody/comment-page-1/#comment-346 Artemis Fri, 05 Dec 2008 02:20:07 +0000 http://cinemoose.com/the-marketing-of-diablo-cody/#comment-346 "Spin" that she posted them herself? Dude, they're from her blog circa 2004-2006. “Spin” that she posted them herself? Dude, they’re from her blog circa 2004-2006.

]]> By: don't care about the pics http://cinemoose.com/the-marketing-of-diablo-cody/comment-page-1/#comment-68 don't care about the pics Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:20:37 +0000 http://cinemoose.com/the-marketing-of-diablo-cody/#comment-68 Ever since Diablo was on Letterman, people pretty much know about her history etc. Re: Nom. for best screenplay, however... I've read probably 30 pages. Seemed overly concerned with making every single char quirky. I'd say the film owes a lot to the actors. Nevertheless, ever since *the thin script* of Lost in Translation received a nom - and won! - I'm not expecting much from the Academy anymore. Don't think anyone reads the scripts. Ever since Diablo was on Letterman, people pretty much know about her history etc.

Re: Nom. for best screenplay, however… I’ve read probably 30 pages. Seemed overly concerned with making every single char quirky. I’d say the film owes a lot to the actors.

Nevertheless, ever since *the thin script* of Lost in Translation received a nom – and won! – I’m not expecting much from the Academy anymore. Don’t think anyone reads the scripts.

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