“Unmasking the Mystery: What Drives Hollywood to Create Cinematic Disasters?”
It’s a collaborative medium. The movie can’t exist without a great script—and the script cannot come to life with studios, production companies, producers, financiers, directors, actors, casts, crews, and editors.
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So the next time you ask yourself, “How do bad movies like this happen?” remember that at least a lot of people were employed thanks to that movie—including screenwriters. And, yes, sometimes movies are made that way on purpose because there’s an audience for it.
Nobody sets out to make a bad movie. It’s just pretty difficult to capture that lightning in a bottle.
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