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It's odd that the article fails to mention the most high-profile film to follow Snyder's template, How To Train Your Dragon. Unlike the speculative examples in
by chocolateboy 13y ago
It's odd that the article fails to mention the most high-profile film to follow Snyder's template, How To Train Your Dragon. Unlike the speculative examples in the article, the creators of that film have explicitly acknowledged Snyder's role in the development of their story (he's thanked in the credits). [1] I guess the fact that it was a huge commercial and critical hit (98% on Rotten Tomatoes) doesn't fit the simplistic, tabloid template that's taking over serious journalism.
[1] http://www.blakesnyder.com/2010/03/26/how-the-dragon-really-got-trained/ http://www.blakesnyder.com/2010/03/26/how-the-dragon-really-...
- davidgerard 13y agoThe three-minute pop song is as formulaic, as horrible done badly, and as wonderful done well. It's like haiku, for lots of money.