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How 'Heart Eyes' Director Josh Ruben Made the Lea .. Studio Movies Without Sacrificing His Personality

How 'Heart Eyes' Director Josh Ruben Made the Leap to Studio Movies Without Sacrificing His Personality


Published on 2025-02-07 17:11:28 - MSN
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  • "Heart Eyes," in theaters this weekend, is a one-of-a-kind accomplishment. It's a slasher movie that is just as much a romantic comedy and vice versa. It's not trying to be either of these things, it just is.

Josh Ruben, known for his work on the indie horror-comedy "Scare Me," has successfully transitioned to directing studio films while maintaining his unique directorial voice. In an interview with MSN, Ruben discusses his latest project, "Heart Eyes," a horror-comedy for Paramount, where he managed to infuse his personal style into a larger studio framework. He credits his ability to retain his personality in his work to a combination of choosing the right projects, collaborating with like-minded producers, and maintaining a clear vision from script to screen. Ruben emphasizes the importance of authenticity in storytelling, ensuring that even within the constraints of studio filmmaking, his films reflect his quirky, genre-blending approach. He also shares insights on how his background in indie films has prepared him for the challenges of studio productions, allowing him to navigate the industry's expectations while still delivering films that feel distinctly his own.

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