Ultrajoe post=18.71981.793885 said:
dannydamage post=18.71981.793862 said:
ward. post=18.71981.793859 said:
H.R.Shovenstuff post=18.71981.743697 said:
I will be one of the over 9000!! people going to see this movie
Sorry, very sorry. Terrible joke.
Your soul will pay for that.
I'll be one of the first people to shout that out during the movie, we should start a petition like with snakes on a plane and stop them raping the source material.
How about, NOT GOING TO SEE IT! Wouldn't that get your message across better?
Scathing reviews that mean the producers never work again will do more for its death than any number of un-bought tickets. Watch it, hate it, tell the world how much you hate it. Give them an uwe-boll-esque reputation and you will be much more effective than someone who boycotts it.
And besides, then when the fans say 'have you ever seen it?' in a pathetic attempt ti defend it, you can say you have, and be all the more accurate and painful in your insults.
Oh yeah, obvious proof of this is Lucas & Spielberg listening to all the negative feedback of their current re-re-release and not focusing on the fact those same people have just made them both another fortune by buying \ watching something for the 5th time.
I'm afraid money is the only thing they understand. We wouldn't be on the 5th Saw film if what people said about the previous 4 got through. We wouldn't be on the 9th Nightmare on Elm St. film, the 6th live action Batman film.......you get my point.
The way the industry looks at it is that if they sold X amount of tickets on opening week, that some how means that X amount of people liked the film. Here's the figures, print them in the paper, aren't we awesome? They don't care what I have to say about their film, and people around me don't because the TV has a louder voice (as it were) and one person cannot be right and cause the TV to be wrong.
There are obviously 'professional critics' in our culture but most of them are perfectly happy to whore the high hell out of something for their 5 pieces of silver (see: Jonathan Ross) so it all gives the wrong message. Especially when most of them are told to preview them to include in the hype.
If all else fails, sticking the word "controversial" in the review won't hurt either. This causes even more stupid people to watch it to see what that's all the fuss is about.
Major film makers and studios are never going to change the settings on their "Churn-A-Tron 5000" movie-maker if people PAY to see their films and THEN decide to whine about it.
If anything: download it, watch it, delete it and THEN either slate the hell out of it, or buy a copy if you feel it's worth it. We stick OUR neck out and give major film makers OUR time and OUR money, they should at least make it worth our while.
Ultimately, anyone that's read my other posts on this topic will know I DON'T support the cinema scene any more. I'm perfectly happy watching things on my computer and then buying the DVD when it's released and if it's worth it. Some people act like the only films at the cinema are the only films out.
Those people are just plain
wrong wrong wrong wrong, wrong wrong wrong wrong............you're wrong........you're wrong........you're wrong!
(this is quoted but not actually directed at any one person, I'm sure you know that)