I think by increasing the talent that we have on our channel it’s just going to build more personalities, more social media influencers, and everything like that.
You know what I mean?Ī: We are trying to also do this to help other people out and put them on. If you look at the roster of hosts that an actual channel has, they probably have like 15. But at the end of the day, you don’t ever want to feel like you have to be in every single video for the rest of your life.ĭ: You would never want to run an entire channel as one person. Luckily, we're kind of into a lot of different stuff. So essentially, it’s me and Andrew hosting an entire MTV channel in terms of the diversity of topics. I don’t know if you guys are watching, or have ever seen The Fung Bro’s Channel, but there’s a variety of topics and they’re all hosted by me and Andrew. Why don’t you guys move back to LA?” And we’re like, “Oh, I guess it was a lot more obvious to other people.” But I think we just had to see the world and we had to live in New York because we love New York so much, which we’re going to go back to a lot, but as far as starting there, it’s tough.ĭ: Basically, our new found mission is to build a media property, a media company that doesn’t require me and Andrew to star in every video. It would only rains 20 days.Ī: You really know what’s funny? I guess it wasn’t so obvious to us at first, why we needed to be in LA, but everybody was just like, “Oh yeah, you guys should move back to LA.” Even my parents were like, “Yeah, that’s where you guys made all those videos and where you guys built your careers. But to be honest, at the end of the day, for media, entertainment, Asian American Pop Culture, the Asian-American Sub Culture, there’s no better place than LA. And then go plant them into other places. You have to go and-ĭ: Lift your roots up. We’re trying to build a company right now.ĭ: Sometimes you gotta get out and see things and even when you travel it’s not enough. And we have a whole new mindset, kind of refreshed perspective and we’re ready to get a lot of things done. We then moved out for about 14 months and lived in New York, lived back in Seattle, traveled around Asia, and now we’re back in LA. We lived in the LA area including the 626 for about five years. We’ve just been back a few days, really.Ī: So we moved out. The Fung brothers have moved back to LA recently. Organic Types Frequently do the Same Thing.D: Yes. Child, Prays and Searches for, the "Blue Fairy" His Whole "Life". An Under Appreciated Masterpiece of Manipulation, with No Pull Back along the Road Trip Search for Enlightenment. For some it may be just Too Much of an Emotional Roller-Coaster Ride, but for others Willing to be Shaken and Stirred, Caressed and Cuddled, Shocked and Stunned, all at the Same Time, this is Just the Thing. The Viewer will find His/Her Heart Warmed and then Frozen, Filled with Love then Broken and Drained, only to have it Filled Again.
DAVID THE ROBOT BROS MOVIE
Although the Movie does have an Abundance of Heart. Overall the Movie is Not a very Pleasing Entertainment for those Wishing for the Usual Spielberg Scrubbed Suburbanism. A Good Cast all Deliver Searing Performances in Difficult Roles. The Parallels and Direct Links to Real Children are Painful to Watch as the Artificial Boy must go through Parental Rejection and some of Real-Life's Horrifying Realities. Only the most Hardened of Hearts could be Unmoved by its Sentimentality seen through the Eyes of a Robot Child. The Futuristic Visual Template is Amazing. It is Heartwarming and Heart-Wrenching and Deeply Depressing. Not for Everyone, it may be too Unsettling at times for very Young Viewers. Basically it is "Pinocchio", Restyled and Revisioned in a Sci-Fi-Horror-Cautionary-Allegory for Modern Times.
The Result is this Great Film that is an Emotionally Exhausting, Visually Exciting Fairy-Tale. Spielberg Took Over the Project but did Not Cheat on Kubrick's more Cynical and Pessimistic Approach. Steven Spielberg and Stanley Kubrick, Two of the most Admired Directors, combined Visions and worked Together until Kubrick's Death.
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