There are probably some film-makers who could still make that format work - it's just that most films, of any genre, are a bit rubbish.
By the time the producers, test audiences and product placement directors have had their input there's slim chance of anything of any merit making it to a cinema.
(By the time the producers, test audiences and product placement directors have had their input there's slim chance of anything of any merit making it to a cinema.
4Q just lurking,
Thu 22 Sep 2011, 1:36,
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I can honestly say I didn't mind Cloverfield; it was different, to say the least. You are so right about that, though. Movies are an art form, so to have them tainted, fucked about a bit before they're pushed out into the box office, is a damn shame.
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Bourbon Fox Bourbon is a moron,
Thu 22 Sep 2011, 1:50,
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