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this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2024
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They still hire some solid directors and then end up with a movie where the best parts are the director's vision and the worst parts are those that he execs stuffed in, like most movies.
That's kind of what I'm saying. Any director working for them has to be OK with the studio taking their movie and fucking around with it, they don't get to kick up a fuss.
That automatically excludes a whole bunch of really talented directors who actually might make something worth watching if the studio wasn't so meddlesome.
Which all so sad since the movie that started it all was completely left alone and up to the director.