Hollywood goes too far.

No, it's not about another video game into movie. This is a bit...no...a lot more serious than that.

[quote:post_uid0="Orlando0"]Hollywood goes too far.

No, it's not about another video game into movie. This is a bit...no...a lot more serious than that.[/quote]
well there is always micheal moore's movie...

They're making a movie showing the tragedy. This doesn't even deserve to be in theaters.

[quote:post_uid0="Orlando0"]This doesn't even deserve to be in theaters.[/quote]
i agree with the guy whos proud not to be a V.I.P

Erm whats the big deal? I mean ok it may remind amricans of the tragic events of 9/11. but there have already been so many films about world war and stuff. but it wouldn't exacty be a very great film as we already know what happens.

wait a decade or two and it will be ok with me.....

Yeh i guess some are still grieving over the tragedy, but nothing will change it so ppl should just move on.

Thing is they plan to put it in theaters too early. Now yes I understand it was a bit cruel for them to do Titanic and Pearl Harbor, but compared to this that isn't really that bad. Why you ask? Simple, those films were made decades later, which is more than enough time for people to recover. Now comes this.
People are STILL in therapy because of this. They need to wait 15-20 years after the damn thing. AT least people would have recovered by then!



Edited By Orlando0 on Aug. 06 2004 at 18:12

[quote:post_uid0="Orlando0"]They're making a movie showing the tragedy. This doesn't even deserve to be in theaters.[/quote]
Thats true, I dont want to see that and the 9 11 is really heart braking.

Hollywood wants money........... they'll make money anyway they can, they don,t care about the consequences or whatever