What are some movies about movies?

What are some movies about movies?

I'd be happy to explain if need be

best one

>muh director
>muh screenwriter

Ed Wood

why do I hate this image so much? Something so smugly self aware and pretentious about it

dat will smith movie with ed norton.

You forgot
>muh actor
>muh set designer
>muh cinematographer
>muh producer and financier
Cool flick desu

At least post the original.

explain

I liked Bowfinger.

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The team Cobb assembles represents the team any director puts together to make a film.
Cobb directs (he even looks a tad like Nolan in the film)
His partner Arthur is screenwriter, Eames is their lead actor, Ariadne is in charge of set design, that brown druggie dude is the cinematographer (helps keep the audience in the "illusion", and Saito is executive producer.

Jodorowsky's Dune
Lost in La Mancha

Going with that, Mal is likely his muse and Michael Cane is likely a studio executive, a father in law of sorts.

La La Land
The Artist
Singing in the Rain
The Fox and the Hound
8 1/2
Sunset Blvd
Barton Fink

list goes on

Adding some meta fun flick to this decent thread

And? It sounds like you're beginning to say something interesting, but going nowhere. What does the movie actually say about filmmaking and dreams?

The question was name a movie about filmmaking and I explained.
BUT
The point is, "incepting" an idea is what a good movie does (according to Nolan). You want the viewer to arrive at a conclusion, or some emotional catharsis without detecting the origin of the idea that causes it. So that is, if your subconscious feels the concept is too on the nose its likely to be rejected.
Shall I continue or are you starting to get it?

Does every movie need a message that is more or less stright in your face?

I think what the user tried to say is that the fim making meta references jsut added a nice further layer when you analyze Nolan's flick.

I like you.

all in a days work

you might suffer from autism

TROPIC THUNDER

Argo was good

Mr Bean's Holiday

>critics thought this and Hudson Hawk were supposed to be serious action movies and got mad when they were comedies
Was Ebert really King Tard and personally influenced all critics in the 90s?