Suggest an Intermission! (Page 2 of 8)

What event finally crushed your soul, and made you realistic about Hollywood and film making in general?

Some of these you've touched on somewhat already, but they could be expanded upon....

• Are movie theaters doomed?

• With VFX so much cheaper, why aren't there more good low-budget effects movies?

• Is 3D here to stay?

• How PG-13 tones down a lot of films that otherwise would have been R

• Star Trek: what next? Star Trek 2 story workshop ... Original series TV reboot?

• Genres/properties we haven't seen in a while

• How has the rise of video games changed the way films are made, and what has it affected in the VFX industry?

• What trends do you expect to see emerge over the next 5 years in cinema?

• Is the academy still relevant, and are their awards a reasonable metric of success?

• Best film nobody's seen?

1) Delete my post
2) Record an intermission on best films nobody's ever seen and include non-existent movies that are AWESOME
3) Release it next April

Sorry, profit probably doesn't come into it.

Last edited by Phi (2011-11-16 01:51:49)

Could notoriously bad directors have a place somewhere else in the film industry?

Like Shy Mu-Lawn, or U. A. Bowl?

I don't know how to characterize movie acting, but this is TV acting.

I didn't mean sitcomy acting, I meant more like people who are secessfull on TV often don't make it in film.

Oh yeah, I see what you're saying. Movie acting IS different....

Is it much different then many other films aimed at women? Only the fact it was a book first, and a series at that, sets it apart from other tear jerkers and romances. I doubt they have that much more to say. Hell, they could just release the Twilight 2 commentary they did.

^ there were only 11 movies in the original Friday 13th series - surely they could knock out commentaries for all of them over a long weekend.  .

[intermission idea removed cos, on reflection, it was rather pants]

Last edited by Fido (2011-12-08 05:52:58)