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Driver 5 year s ago
Everything shown above from 2010 on is complete sh*t as movies go. Hollywood sucks - can't come up with an original plot to save their own disgusting, heartless evil souls.
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Christmas 5 year s ago
Driver, 2011 Harry Potter epic was pretty original both literary and cinematically. That was from Warner Bros. I agree though that they're relying more on blockbuster action films based on comic books rather than more interesting content. But people want to be entertained, and this post was about what's been most popular, not what's had the most integrity. The older I get I become more irritated by so many film re-makes instead of original content too. As if the greats needed improving. But some classics come more alive again when coupled with new technologies in sound, color, etc. It keeps us engaged for entertainment.
1946: "Song of the South"
Adjusted gross: $802 million
Unadjusted gross: $65 million
What it's about: A mixture of live action and animation, "Song of the South" encompasses several stories about living on a plantation during the Reconstruction Era. It's the source of "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah," which won an Oscar for best song. The movie is considered by many to be extraordinarily racist— it was protested upon its theatrical release — and Disney has never released it on a home video format.
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Driver 5 year s ago
Everything shown above from 2010 on is complete sh*t as movies go. Hollywood sucks - can't come up with an original plot to save their own disgusting, heartless evil souls.
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Christmas 5 year s ago
Driver, 2011 Harry Potter epic was pretty original both literary and cinematically. That was from Warner Bros. I agree though that they're relying more on blockbuster action films based on comic books rather than more interesting content. But people want to be entertained, and this post was about what's been most popular, not what's had the most integrity. The older I get I become more irritated by so many film re-makes instead of original content too. As if the greats needed improving. But some classics come more alive again when coupled with new technologies in sound, color, etc. It keeps us engaged for entertainment.