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Holywood story-makers don't believe that reality is good for the crowds. So you get a sugar version, of what it could be. Some times you go so far as making mo
by atmosx 13y ago
Holywood story-makers don't believe that reality is good for the crowds. So you get a sugar version, of what it could be.
Some times you go so far as making movies like 'Argo' where a total fiasco which led to the demise of a president, is pictured in totally different set-up and served as a success.
And here is the beauty of the Internet. We wouldn't know that, if information wasn't freely flowing online.
- frenchy 13y ago> Holywood story-makers don't believe that reality is good for the crowds. This probably makes it sound more intentionally evil than it is. I think the real truth is that "Hollywood story-makers don't believe that reality is good for the box office."
- smackfu 13y ago"Never let the truth get in the way of a good story"