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Originally Posted by TheWickerFan
I think art house and indie films can't get a good run because the majority of film goers seem content with the same old song and dance over and over and over and over again that Hollywood spews out, and they can't be bothered to seek out something different.
I'm not one of those people that says anyone who doesn't like this type of film is an ignorant fool (there are plenty I don't like) but 99% seems a pretty high percentage; I think you're being a little harsh.
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Well. I don't know if film goers are so much content with a lot of the crap hollywood produces. I think they have no choice. True 99% is a little harsh. But i do feel the vast majority of indie films are crap. But some are very good.
I think the best indie films are the ones when the producers/directors, don't treat it as a indie film and just try and make the best film they can. Some indie films are so intent on being seen as a indie film that it loses it self. Same as a lot of big budget hollywood films. They are so interested in the big whiz bang special effects etc. That they forget the plot line.
I think both genres would be a great deal better off, if they took a leaf out of each other books.