Hey There Dear Listener: We All Make Mistakes, Like Going to See the Mummy!
Films Reviewed This Week: The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, The X-Files: I Want to Believe, The Visitor
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"You'll get -wrapped up- in the insight of this week's episode of The Film Talk."
"This X-files review gets an A "
and of course
"Dr. Gareth Higgins professes! In this action-fueled, adrenaline thrill ride!"
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Jett, I think that instead of non-violent means of preventing people from seeing movies like the Mummy, take a cue from Batman - don a Bat-suit, lurk outside of theaters, and pummel people you suspect are going to pay money to see movies such as The Mummy.
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A question: What came first, big dumb blockbusters or audiences who are willing to part with good money to see big dumb blockbusters?
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Would "Gone With The Wind" be considered the first blockbuster? For a while at least it held the record for highest number of tickets sold (when released and in the modern era - not sure if anyone has passed them) - and was top domestic box office when adjusted for inflation.
Modern era? I don't know -- was 'Jaws' the first "summer blockbuster"? Star Wars? I would call neither dumb, but I know what you mean...
Also: speaking of the death of cinema...more people went to the movies in the 40's than they do today. Prices? Quality of movies? Internet / VODs? Some combination?
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Hmmmmmmmmmmm.....
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