>he spy was one of the leading spies in Europe. An injury inflicted to his vocal cords during a failed mission six years ago left him mute, forcing him to leave his profession. Now, six years later, he is sought out and put on confidential assignment by a former Yakuza, now a retired Japanese businessman in exile in France, to track down and kill the head of the most dangerous Yakuza family in Japan.
>Afraid of flying, our spy anonymously boards a cargo ship headed for Tokyo. An onboard explosion sinks the ship and our spy finds himself washed ashore on a life raft in southern Japan...
He really loves characters that don't talk.
>>85650651
i thought he was gonna make the tv series that nobody wanted first
>>85650742
i'm sure he loved Dunkirk!
>>85650742
it's the anithesis of todays flood of exposition dialogue and quips, coming from a guy who couldve easily broken through into blockbuster tier so i dont mind it
>>85650742
I'm assuming he's just bad at writing dialogue but what >>85650826 said also applies
>>85650805
he always has a couple things hes gonna do, like most directors. before neon demon it was wonder woman with christina hendricks iirc
>Refn intentionally looking for ways to avoid writing dialogue
>set it in a place with more neon
Find a new shtick.
>>85650805
JUST
>>85652136
Bet you're one of those retards spouting "all style no substance" the second a director conveys story through images.
>first paragraph
assassin kino! dis gun b...
>second paragraph
oh, so he spends the whole movie on a raft
>mfw
>>85650651
Sounds awesome.
>>85652536
fucking retard
>>85652754
No I don't get worked up by an ignorant retard that can't even spell auteur.
>>85652801
t. worked up retard
>>85652536
I doubt the who movie takes place on a raft. Refn probably just didn't go further because he didn't want to spoil anythingand he's only written the first 10 minutes of the movie and will make everything else up as he goes along
>>85650870
Except he's made bunch of films where there is lots of talking. He is capable of it. Pusher films had lots of dialogue, Bronson had lots of dialogue.