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   From: YourName@YourISP.com   
      
   In article   
   <3c4fac20-124d-4112-b347-51e95466e4e9@v14g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>, Ed   
   Stasiak  wrote:   
      
   > > YourN...@YourISP.com (Your Name)   
   > > > Ed Stasiak   
   > > >   
   > > > Hollywood doesn't cater to the Public's taste, as much as it forces   
   > > > the Public to consume whatever it makes or go with nothing at all.   
   > >   
   > > I didn't say they actually wanted those movies. It makes very little   
   > > difference what the actual movie is which happens to be playing,   
   > > the general dumbass public simply "must" go to the movies every   
   > > Friday / Saturday night   
   >   
   > But desiring a bit of entertainment on the weekend doesn't make   
   > the Public dumbasses, nor is the Public responsible for the shitty   
   > quality of entertainment coming out of Hollywood.   
      
   "A bit of entertainment" doesn't mean going to see any old drivel of a   
   movie simply because you're too stupid to think of anything else to do. It   
   certainly doesn't mean going to see a movie called "Star Trek" when you   
   don't like "Star Trek". The majority of the general are simply dumbasses,   
   and that's who Hollyweird aim movies at.    :-\   
      
      
      
      
   > The movie studios and tv networks have all become just divisions   
   > of one or another metanational corporation and this has resulted   
   > in them being subjected to the same industrial efficiency processes   
   > that, for example, a tennis shoe factory would be put under; produce   
   > a product that appeals to the widest range of consumers at the   
   > lowest cost possible, to generate maximum profits.   
      
   What a load of bollocks. They simply make a movie they believe will make   
   lots of money. Sometimes it doesn't, more and more often if it's an   
   over-hyped "blockbuster" it will, thanks to the bumbass brigade   
   artifically boosting box office numbers and the moron in studio management   
   blindly belieing those numbers mean people actually like the movie.   
      
      
      
   > That Star Trek flick has to appeal not only to fans in...   
      
   No movie is ever made for the fans, and certainly not an idiotic "reboot"   
   movie. They're called fans because they like how it is. Making idiotic,   
   ill-fitting changes so that it's a very different product is NOT the way   
   to "appeal" to fans.   
      
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