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BOR--------ING------------!!!!!!!! Cannot believe these producers want to make a series like 'Sex And The City'.
The producers put these spoiled kids up in million dollar homes or whatever, pay for trips to other countries and give them all kinds of things to do.
I imagine the film will get some attention as it stars Ryan Carnes, who just made a splash as the gay gardener on ABC's hit Desperate Housewives and the kid is undeniably cute and charismatic, but I felt sorry for him here as he is exploited by the film's director and producers.
I wonder where the producers of this film are!
The producers also looks for people who would end up fighting with each other, for example a homophobic and the most camp homosexual alive.
I understand the intentions of the producers, they wanted to show to the viewers, that there was a few kids that have been charged with murder and put to death penalty... but that is only theoretical truth, deathpenaltyinfo.org on this page you can see all the people punished with death sentence, for the crime they've committed, when they were under aged... as you can see all the defendants were 17, not 14, when they committed the crime...
C.S. Lewis is an amazing story teller in the people behind this production are amazing film producers.
If the producers and director wanted to give us a feel of what hell they went through in the trench having every other scene with the actors eating isn't going to help.
While I understand the commercialism involved in making such a TV series, I never understand why producers and directors believe that audiences will tolerate such poor quality as fare...
All in all I blame the producers and the network.
Let's just say that the screenwriters, producers, and director insisted on reshaping a great work of popular art into a cookie cutter shape, substituting clichés for subtleties and an "epic" (read Lord of the Rings) war story for what should have been a personal struggle with good/evil.
The producers should be gauged with a hook.
Hint to all young producers and directors: just because someone is named ice something does not mean he can carry a movie alone or even act.
Thankfully one of the producers was there at last night's Inside Out screening, so I got a chance to untangle some of the tendrils of this incredibly complicated movie built up around the unbelievable Craig Russell, whose performance and drag impersonations just stand on top of the thing.
He claims that was the producers desire.
And I wonder if the movie would have done so well if not for the purse strings and names of 2 of its executive producers.
The only shame, that Vicente Aranda didn't have the right producers and sometimes you can feel it through the movie.
As a testament to Ben Johnson, in The Last Picture Show, producers wanted him so badly that they agreed to let him take out the curse words from his part as they offended him.
Hey, producers, here's a thought for you.
(And by the way, to the producers, clever title there guys, what did it take you, maybe all of about four seconds to think of the title for this one?)
The budget for the movie couldn't have been more than $150 (and the producers more than likely took the cast out for dinner with the surplus).
The producers must have taken all the funny bits and put them into 60 seconds.
The producers spend too much time developing characters that you're just not interesting in getting to know better.
It has become customary for tired Hollywood producers to look for European art house successes which can be remade in a more commercial style.
After season 6, it didn't make any sense anymore and it felt like the producers and writers were so out of ideas for the show that it resulted in using cliché plots.
Safe to say that Charmed wasn't always quality entertainment, but after season 4, it became quantity entertainment and I start to think that the producers and writers knew this.
This is an unbelievably awful movie that doesn't "spoof" anything except, apparently, the intelligence of the witless producers who poured money into it.
It was the kind of film that if you could go back in time to help out the screenwriter's, producers and the director and even Bruce and mos def you would.
At some point, the producers should have realized what was going on, thrown out the script, and let Hammond and Foley improv their own movie.
The director and producers of the movie used symbolism to truly make a statement beyond just the obvious.
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