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| Looks like all they can do is a steady diet of remakes and recycles by Tansin A. Darcos (TDARCOS) 09/21/2011, 12:56pm PDT | ||||
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| The Office is a remake of a British sitcom. Too many major action films are remakes of graphic novels ("one off comic books") and some short stories.
It's like the ability to think about new ideas has been forgotten by Hollywood, they don't seem to have new ideas to think about. I am thinking about how big the first "The Matrix" was, because it was something fresh and new, and absolutely nobody had ever done anything like it before. "Citizen Kane" wasn't a new idea in film-making, all of the stuff they did was there before. It was the way they did it, recognizing that film is a new medium and it has a new way of saying things that other media like radio, plays and books can't do. |
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Looks like all they can do is a steady diet of remakes and recycles by 09/21/2011, 12:56pm PDT  "they" means the filthy juden vermin, correct? NT by 09/21/2011, 2:11pm PDT Don't steal my shtick you fucking pollack subhuman. NT by 09/21/2011, 8:40pm PDT Five thousand movies are made every year. Original ideas abound, but NT by 09/21/2011, 7:37pm PDT Motherfucking THEY by 09/21/2011, 8:24pm PDT |
