“Most big-screen event movies, scheduled to be released at advantageous times — at summer and Christmas time — would take expensive fortunes to produce, but hey promised potentially lucrative payoffs,” Dirks wrote. “In retrospect, many of the blockbusters in the ’80s ... were well-constructed films with strong characters and plots not entirely built upon their special effects.”
> “Most big-screen event movies, scheduled to be released at advantageous times — at summer and Christmas time — would take expensive fortunes to produce, but hey promised potentially lucrative payoffs,” Dirks wrote. “In retrospect, many of the blockbusters in the ’80s ... were well-constructed films with strong characters and plots not entirely built upon their special effects.”
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i'm still hoping for a better version of water world. if they made a not corny version, i think it'd be a good movie.