Internet celebrities fight

Puto Godard, se han vuelto a olvidar del Gonzalo Erice.

¿Por qué hay tantas películas largas y violentas?

Scott Adams tiene las respuestas:

"Did you ever wonder why movies are too long? I’ve heard the theory that it’s because directors have too much power compared to the past, when the studio could order them to edit a movie. A top director these days has the contractual right to final edit, and the director isn’t likely to lop off the 30 minutes of boredom that took him a month to create. Brains don’t work that way. He’ll convince himself that every minute of his work is essential. If the studio wants him to make another blockbuster for them, they will agree.
And why is there so much violence in movies? A study done in 2005 showed that G-rated movies are 11 times more profitable than R-rated movies, yet the industry cranks out 12-times more R-rated movies.
http://money.cnn.com/2005/06/07/news/newsmakers/dove_movies/index.htm
Why is that? It’s obviously not because the public wants more R-rated movies. A theory I’ve heard is that directors are trying to win Academy Awards, and G-rated movies rarely win. Screw the public."

Se rumorea que el tío dice cosas así porque está intentando hacer una peli sobre Dilbert pero los estudios no se animan a invertir. Puto Godard, anda que no molaría una peli sobre Dilbert...