agreed. it makes me hate the direction the film industry appears to the taking these days. ugh.icecreamdisco said:
Cry me a river, if your going to complain about the "direction the film industry is taking" then go out there and change it yourself, make some independent films. If not, don't complain about it.chelsea girl said:
Oh, depends.
Well... the halfway decent movies then. And yes that was terrible.ur_inner_child said:Oh, depends.
I still put my money on that Herbie Fully Loaded was going to be terrible.
Well it depends what you like, but if anything I'd say it's worth it for the image spectacle.chelsea girl said:
how do you know i am not doing anything to rectify what i see as a dire situation? it might be of interest to you to know that i do in fact have several ideas waiting in the wings. however, i am but a young person, and you cannot expect that i'd have done anything magnificent yet!Sidicious-Reign said:
i see it as being indicative of the fact that many films these days tend to focus more on showcasing a digitally-created spectacle than on what i see to be major parts of good film-making, ie: engaging plots, characters and scripts. that's merely my stance, of course, and i do realise that a huge number of people must be overjoyed by the rate at which these films are being produced, otherwise they wouldn't be so popular!kaylz said:
Yes, they cater more to the male audience(who like myself come out wanting to get a red cape and a spear).katietheskatie said:
As they said "The athenians, those boylovers"- Nothing wrong like a bit of macho-ism, and friendly ass slappingur_inner_child said:hmmm
It catered to them so much that it was slightly homoerotic
But hey, ancient greece, what did we expect!
