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Session 49 - Vote with Your Wallet

6/1/2016

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​Franchise films vs. Original movies: Is Hollywood running out of ideas?

This has been an ongoing argument for decades but it seems to be heating up. Tent pole films have become the norm and some would argue that original pictures are suffering. If that hypothesis is true, who is to blame? Is it the studio for putting out vapid franchises that make money or is it the consumer who keeps going to the theater to see it?
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What type do you prefer the most?
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The A24 Project
Aggressive Negotiations
Babble for Five
Ceti Alpha 3
Filibuster
Goodnight Moon
Great Shot, Kid
Owl Post
​Missing Frames
Nerd Nuptial
Punch It
RetroPerspective
​Time & Space
​The Senate Floor
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    • The A24 Project
    • Aggressive Negotiations
    • Babble for 5
    • Ceti Alpha 3
    • Filibuster
    • Great Shot, Kid
    • Goodnight Moon
    • Houselights
    • Makers Method
    • Missing Frames >
      • Superman Interviews
    • Nerd Nuptial
    • Nerd Party News
    • Owl Post
    • Punch It
    • RetroPerspective
    • Second Contact
    • Throwback Paperback
    • Time and Space
    • The Senate Floor
    • Training Montage
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