s/fur In the age of CGI, why do A-list celebrities exist? There is an extremely consistent pattern in 21st century filmmaking, and that's that hiring an A-list celebrity (or multiple) dooms your movie to small profit margins because you blew half your budget on a single person who isn't even that talented. Spending far more on production than actors guarantees enormous success.
Avatar did this: It hired Weta Workshops, an expensive studio that already had CGI a decade ahead of everyone else, and gave them such a large CGI budget that for that one film they were about two decades ahead of everyone else. Only a decade after Avatar are other movies starting to catch up to it in quality, and even then it's only other films that Weta Workshops worked on due to their one-decade lead. By spending an exhorbitant amount of money on just CGI, Avatar had a profit of 1000% (about 2.5 billion USD).
Compare that with Cowboys & Aliens: It had the same premise as Avatar (but with reversed roles), had a similar budget, also had a fussy director, and only came out a couple years after. The big difference is Cowboys & Aliens made a huge mistake, and that was blowing their budget on Daniel Craig. Consequently it had a pathetic profit of 7%.
Movies that hire major celebrities can enjoy profits of a few hundred percent, but only if they somehow make it to big cinemas on a relatively tiny budget (a few tens of millions).
She could use a little more muscle, but that's just my preference. Kalahari does fantastic work.
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The first person to post after me has to punch themselves in the dick
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Got more Unbirth? I already have these two
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I really don't understand why that film took off the way it did. I haven't seen it, but judging by the trailer it looks like another copy pasted love through discommunication cliche of a plot.
