Posted on 01/14/2009 9:01:28 AM PST by NormsRevenge
In terms of morals or revenues? I didn't think the former could go below zero.
Crap movies. Low class, loudmouthed untalented actors and actresses, lousy stories...the list goes on....
They were included on the 700B bailout already. I guess it wasn’t enough.
...but they're going to push to raise taxes on all other businesses and job producing individuals. No worries; those jobs/individuals will continue to flee the state.
Boo Hoo. Time for middle AMerica directors to shine!!!
Let it die. If a film can’t come up with investors enough to fund a project without tax incentives, then it is probably best not made. We have far too many bad movies floating around as it is.
Interesting that the socialist Hollywood crowd is crying that their industry cannot survive without lower taxes, but I’m sure they would deny that tactic to any other industry. After all, they are “artists” and “special”.
So I guess helicopter rides to the Wilshire Golf Course are out this year... Studio heads will need to take the stretch limos instead. Just dammm!
What, did they run out of comic books?
Hollywood is a steaming trash heap. If they make one good movie a year we’re lucky.
That can't be right, surely. It's easy to confirm on the Web that there are dozens of films released every day.
Wait...
The Brits have emerged as the new leaders and are making some great films that avoid politics, political correctness and are actually entertaining. (The Golden Compass, Lord of The Rings, The Chronicles of Narnia, etc,,).
They’ve been operating in the negative for decades.
It is difficult to find a quality film. We recently watched ‘Dan In Real Life’. After 20 minutes, which we painfully endured, I hit the stop button. The film was as phony as the Hollywood elites, and the characters were as unrealistic as a Chia pet.
I also watched a portion of Eagle Eye. It should have been titled Evil Eye, or perhaps Evil American Eye because it was your typical “America is evil!” film.
Good stuff!!
Went through the whole "Christmas" season without there being a single movie I wanted to see.
“Went through the whole “Christmas” season without there being a single movie I wanted to see.”
ditto
The only one the interests me at all is GRAN TORINO with
Clint Eastwood.
It's entirely because they have so many weird accents within one smallish geographic area; they even sound like mythical beings to each other.
I am sure that quite a few of them were "special needs" kids when they were young. Some have not changed.
They're referring to the film quality, right?
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