Dagon wrote:5150 Cruiser wrote:SlyTF1 wrote:RSDADDIMUS2 wrote:What Hollywood needs to figure out is that we want to see a Transformers movie with TRANSFORMERS as the main focus. I'm not sure why they can't figure that out.It's an easy concept.
The budget doesn't even exist for that.
Exactly. For the life of me i can't understand how people who want a live action transformer movie 90% transformers and 10% humans can't figure this out. What's even more comical is to this day, no one can seem to respond to this either.
Well, here's your response:
If someone wants an 80-90% Transformer movie, and the budget doesn't exist to make that happen, that does not change the want on the part of the people who would like to see that.
That's actually been the response to this for years now. "I want a movie with 80-90% Transformers!"
"The budget doesn't exist for that!"
"Well, that doesn't somehow mean that I don't want to see the movies made that way."
It's been that answer for years. People don't like that answer, so they ignore it, and then claim that those in favor of a budget prohibitive movie 'can't' answer. But sticking fingers in your ears doesn't equal an inability to answer. The same for better acting, writing, directing, whatever. Just because a thing isn't doesn't mean people give up on wanting it to be.
Alittle late, but here's my response..
I understand that whether the budget exists or not, it doesn't stop people from wanting what they want. But that's not the discussion. Nor has it ever been an answer given in the past. You can want it all you want, but you can't fault the director or his team for not producing something that at this time, isn't financially feasible. And that's where the problem persist. You might as well ask your local airline to send you to the moon for the cost of a flight from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Maybe one day,.. But getting mad at Southwest for not being able to do it is stupid. So no, my fingers are not in my ears. I can hear just fine.
But one can't ask for something that truly does not exist, and then put blame on someone for not producing said thing.
TurboMMaster wrote: when Bowl's movies almost always are low-budged productions. So I can see Boll creating better Transformers Movie, if Hasbro find a way to control him.
Problem is Boll (just like every director) had his chance to prove himself and never did. Every director starts at the bottom and moves there way up. Think of it like a football scholarship. you start at high school. You start playing well, you get noticed. You do really well, and you get free ride into college. You do fantastic, you get a ride in the NFL. Boll just never made it past high school.
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