Why was this not distributed properly?
I frankly adored this film... It was one of the most charming films I've ever seen, and the performance of Mr McKay cannot be undervalued. But in addition to that, a movie with Claire Danes and Zac Efron, directed by the guy who did School of Rock, about one of Hollywood's most iconic and influential figures should have been handled with much more respect, and given a proper shot to succeed; it's opening weekend was less than 100,000 dollars for chrissakes.
In a world where Clerks II (Which I also loved, for the record) can take in 10 million dollars on opening weekend, someone explain to me why this wonderful film couldn't have done at least that if not more were it properly marketed, based solely on the people involved.
It just makes no sense that a film this good was seen by absolutely nobody.
-"Everybody get down! No one follows us, or I kill myself and then her!"