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Originally Posted by Cracker Funk
I feel like this thread is bordering on becoming nothing more than people throwing stones from glass houses.
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I'm sorry you feel this way. I'm enjoying the conversation. I feel
it's much more than throwing stones. To me we are discussing
filmmaking. Not everyone is good at it. To me it's fascinating how
a truly bad film can reach an audience and become admired even
as it is acknowledged for what it is.
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Originally Posted by Cracker Funk
Reminder: filmmaking isn't just an art, it's a business. Sometimes those two things go hand-in-hand. Sometimes they don't. How many producers on this forum have turned a profit? Not many.
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I'm not sure I'm following your point. I think all of us understand that
filmmaking is a business too. Producers on this forum who haven't
turned a profit still have opinions on movies they see, so I think I'm
missing your point.
Wiseau did something remarkable. It is my opinion that "The Room"
is a truly terrible movie. I suspect it would be unwatchable outside
of the way I have seen it - with an enthusiastic audience that interacts
with the movie as it is screening.
Have you seen either "The Room" or "The Disaster Artist" CF? Did you
read the book it was based on? Any thoughts?
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Originally Posted by buscando
Have you seen the Vice documentary about Birdemic?
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Not until now. Thanks!