Originally posted by generalissimo do you seriously think that a movie will "bring cultures together" or reduce conflict in the world? don't be daft.
If you read the OP you'll see that it's film producer Barrie Osborne who thinks that the movie will "bring cultures together" and not me. But your "don't be daft" thing was excellent debating nevertheless.
Originally posted by FMF [b]If you read the OP you'll see that it's film producer Barrie Osborne who thinks that the movie will "bring cultures together"
Lets be honest about one thing here, its his job to sell the movie. My guess is that the mere controversy will bring in $$$. The only question remains, what will be the cost to him personally, if anything? On the one hand, the more controversial it is the better the sale, however, the more controvesial the more likely he will have to enter a witness protection program of some kind.
Originally posted by whodey Lets be honest about one thing here, its his job to sell the movie. My guess is that the mere controversy will bring in $$$. The only question remains, what will be the cost to him personally, if anything? On the one hand, the more controversial it is the better the sale, however, the more controvesial the more likely he will have to enter a witness protection program of some kind.
The things people do for money.
I wonder how many suicide bombers will view the movie at the theater? You could not pay me enough to go into a spot showing this flick!
Originally posted by whodey Lets be honest about one thing here, its his job to sell the movie. My guess is that the mere controversy will bring in $$$. The only question remains, what will be the cost to him personally, if anything? On the one hand, the more controversial it is the better the sale, however, the more controvesial the more likely he will have to enter a witness protection program of some kind.
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