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> So, regardless of market research or whatever, the end result was not good. Do you believe I'm trying to say anything different? You're arguing against somet
by Timon3 3y ago
> So, regardless of market research or whatever, the end result was not good.
Do you believe I'm trying to say anything different? You're arguing against something that is not my point.
- the_doctah 3y agoYou just seem to think Disney has the absolute worst market research on the planet instead of admitting they are trying to push ideological messaging.
- Timon3 3y agoNo, I am not. I'm saying they don't care about making good movies, only about putting in what market research is telling them they should. My version of things doesn't rely on a conspiracy to push ideological messaging like yours, it only relies on market forces and big companies coming together to create a lazy and bad product that still sold, albeit under expectations (because, surprise, people care about quality). Just stop for one second and consider this - is there literally no way to increase the quality of the movies without changing the "ideological messaging"? I think there are tons of ways, e.g. by removing the incredibly annoying slapstick humor overpresent in Episode 8. So why didn't they try to make it better? If they want to push ideological messaging, why not at least put effort into the movies, so your messaging is effective?