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What's the goal of movies?

posted 12 years ago by jkrawczyk-2
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What’s the goal of a movie? There are many, but overall, it’s to stimulate the viewer in some way, right? That’s the reason art exists: to express as well as stimulate. “Stash House” does neither. The basic motivations for expression are not even fulfilled. That’s really the worst thing a movie can do. At least “I Come In Peace” or “Big Trouble in little Tokyo” strived to be entertaining. “Stash House” strives for… ugh… who gives a *beep* You get it…I’m done with this review.

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[–] LuboLarsson 12 years ago

I think you're getting Showdown in Little Tokyo and Big Trouble in Little China mixed up!

[–] jtfriday2000 12 years ago

Big Trouble in little Tokyo” strived to be entertaining. “Stash House” strives for… ugh… who gives a *beep* You get it…I’m done with this review.

LMAO @ Big Trouble in Little Tokyo.

My sig: why do almost all movies on imdb have a "worst movie ever!" thread?

[–] thepinkrabbit 8 years ago

goal of movies is to make money dude.. plain and simple. specially that kind of movie: guys get their money when the movie is funded then they dont give a **** if it does well or not in theater as they already are paid.