The fault isn't the movie stars, the fault is ourselves for paying the movie stars. We are them, they are us. Sorry, but I'm just not seeing the "fault" here. I'm also not seeing the logic. Gwyneth has done nothing wrong by choosing an acting career, and working hard to be successful in that career, but I'm doing something wrong by supporting her career by paying her to do things I like? Your generosity in absolving
I think a point i was making further up in the thread is that big name movies are no longer all that profitable for studios. Which is a totally valid point. If it's a true point, we will start to see more and more movies with low-budget stars, as the studios move towards more profitable models. Or, the studios will miss out, and die off. Regarding the popularity of foreign movies in Australia, two thoughts occurred to me:
Hrm. Formatting error. Oh, well. Clearly, I'm not all that.
Wow. I almost don't know where to begin. But I'll start here: Who is to say that any of these other people involved in the production of a film/TV series/etc deserve less of a reward than those that are most visible. The customer, that's who. While it's true that anybody can make a film, and in fact a large number of "anybodies" are needed to make a good film, it takes a special somebody to sell a film. Peop
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