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Double whammy it is
Last time I try to support an indie....
Really!
Double whammy it is
Last time I try to support an indie....
Well, everything is relative...
Do you compare this movie to a mega block-buster or to a normal Indie movie? I´ve seen a few Indie movies and I wouldn´t say this one differs much to the ordinary low budget project (there are a few exceptions of-course). Through the film it´s clear that they´ve been running out of money all the way and that the project has been shot over several years, acutally making some of the footage old.
Supporting Indie-productions is always good. The outcome may not always be perfect, but I think it´s a better option in some cases than the hollywood view of things.
Do you compare this movie to a mega block-buster or to a normal Indie movie? I´ve seen a few Indie movies and I wouldn´t say this one differs much to the ordinary low budget project (there are a few exceptions of-course). Through the film it´s clear that they´ve been running out of money all the way and that the project has been shot over several years, acutally making some of the footage old.
Supporting Indie-productions is always good. The outcome may not always be perfect, but I think it´s a better option in some cases than the hollywood view of things.
I agree, but all info I have to date suggest's that the producers / directors (specifically Sky Christopherson) are blatent thieves and liar's...
It won't stop me supporting other indie movies and projects (as I have in other sports) but I will be a little bit more careful of who I give my money too.
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I don't think they're thieves; they just completely ran out of cash, which is evident when watching the film. It's unlikely that they went into this trying to screw you out of a few dollars, though I understand your anger.
Mine did arrive in a reasonable timeframe. I wonder if it's because they have to do a new pressing that there have been delays since then?
Mine did arrive in a reasonable timeframe. I wonder if it's because they have to do a new pressing that there have been delays since then?
I love indie films just not this one, no such thing as hollywood blockbuster freediving films unless you want to count Into The Blue, which oldly enough has more beautiful freediving footage than GMW