The Law of Creativity (Title Division)
Tonight I saw a TV spot for The Ring Two.
If there were justice in Hollywood, there would be a law stating the following:
"If a film studio is so creatively bankrupt that the only way it can release a new film is to rehash one it's already made, it must at the very least show a modicum of originality by coming up with a title that does not follow the pattern [title of previously released cash cow] [numeral]. The use of alternate spellings or Roman numerals shall not be construed as satisfying this requirement."
That is, if there were justice in Hollywood.
(This article is cross-posted to my film/television blog at DVD Verdict.)
If there were justice in Hollywood, there would be a law stating the following:
"If a film studio is so creatively bankrupt that the only way it can release a new film is to rehash one it's already made, it must at the very least show a modicum of originality by coming up with a title that does not follow the pattern [title of previously released cash cow] [numeral]. The use of alternate spellings or Roman numerals shall not be construed as satisfying this requirement."
That is, if there were justice in Hollywood.
(This article is cross-posted to my film/television blog at DVD Verdict.)
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