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I'd argue that looking at polarization is a good way to detect such movies, but that not all such movies are polarizing.
by huangm 16y ago
I'd argue that looking at polarization is a good way to detect such movies, but that not all such movies are polarizing.
- bostonpete 16y agoOK, then what about The Blair Witch Project? One of the most polarizing movies on the graph, but not exactly what you'd call "safely" manufactured for an existing fanbase.
- rflrob 16y ago> not exactly what you'd call "safely" manufactured for an existing fanbase. I'd say a film having a budget of $22k[1] is pretty safe, as far as the rest of the films on that list are concerned. While not a non-trivial amount of debt for a handful of people to take on, it's roughly in the same price range as a new car, which most people are capable of taking on. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blair_Witch_Project#Budget http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blair_Witch_Project#Budget