It’s a study of the human condition. I’ve been part of a production before. Probably will be again. I remember feeling so proud of the work because we shared it as a team, It’s very exciting and fulfilling to take any part in a production, even for people who aren’t creatives, techs and finance people, catering, electricians, even, etc.
But to share in the goal which became Eragorn, or the first live action Avatar, or others? We just look at the credits to see how many people poured their work into such an awful production. We must see how badly they let it become so that we may know ourselves.
We are already invested this far. Gotta see how it ends. That’s how I felt about game of thrones, black summer (which ended up being really awesome), and something else.
I never have. Once a movie goes bad, I have to see how bad it can get, for posterity.
Now that’s commitment, my dudes out here making posters about every bad movie he sees in theatres!
It’s a study of the human condition. I’ve been part of a production before. Probably will be again. I remember feeling so proud of the work because we shared it as a team, It’s very exciting and fulfilling to take any part in a production, even for people who aren’t creatives, techs and finance people, catering, electricians, even, etc.
But to share in the goal which became Eragorn, or the first live action Avatar, or others? We just look at the credits to see how many people poured their work into such an awful production. We must see how badly they let it become so that we may know ourselves.
We are already invested this far. Gotta see how it ends. That’s how I felt about game of thrones, black summer (which ended up being really awesome), and something else.