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I feel Katzenberg over estimates how much people care about big celebrity names, their entire focus was "how many celebrities can we cram into our shows", rathe
by baja_blast 6y ago
I feel Katzenberg over estimates how much people care about big celebrity names, their entire focus was "how many celebrities can we cram into our shows", rather than making the stories/content compelling. The obnoxious advertising of celebrities being like "Hey look at me!" only signaled how shallow and bad their content must be.
Celebs often let their success go to their head thinking they're the reason why movies they have been in were successful. But the real reason a movie is successful has more to do with directing, writing, editing and all of the background work that was put into it.
Why subscribe to Quibi to see Celebs embarrass themselves with cringe content, when you can see them do that on instagram for free!
- DLA 6y agooh man I agree. Most of the content was utter crap. A few shows were really excellent but there was a ton of hapless “big star” plus cheap comedy or lame variety shown. T-mobile gave it for free, had it not I would not have paid a dime. The Shape of Pasta was an outstanding travel/foodie show in same vane as Anthony Bordain’s show. A few of the thrillers were good and that’s about it.