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Stephen King Rules (2022)
#StephenKingRules doesn’t party without special guests! Announcing the one and only @BevVincent
He’ll be sitting down with our crew on Sunday, August 21 at 4PM CT to talk about his new book and all things
He’ll be sitting down with our crew on Sunday, August 21 at 4PM CT to talk about his new book and all things
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Great images. Appears to be same style as last year. So, assuming same artist?
i need to read this story again .
another good job.
#6 — One For the Road
well done. I hate Dedication. So disgusting. 😄 but the adaptation was good.
I completely understand problems happen, but this has been bad from the beginning.
Apparently, they have to leave the venue they are at because it is closing, so we won't get the last two interviewees. More apologies.
There are less than 200 people watching. Their excuse is they don't have a captive audience like they did at the height of COVID. No, my friends. People aren't watching because it sucks. The only film I think that played without stutters, glitches, pauses, UNINTENTIONAL black outs, out of synch voice to mouths, freezes was The Doctors Case. A Barker Street film. Their film. I thinnnnnnkkk it ran smooth. And by the way, it is a fantastic, beautiful dollar baby. Great adaptation, very slick looking. Another legacy baby.
I am just so damn disappointed in what they did to these other films. And laugh about it.
These little dollar babies mean something to all the people who worked on them. This could've been a possible break into the business. A screenwriter, an actor, a director, a cinematography, a set designer, lighting etc... told a connection, "Hey, I have a Stephen King Dollar Baby playing, please give it a watch." Stephen King you say? That's a name that carries clout. Okay, I'll watch says movie business person.
I bet someone involved in some way with these films is trying to break into the business. And maybe by networking their ass off, they got someone important to tune in. But guess what, five freezes, 20 stutters, a black screen, a skip and jump, lips moving and no sound until seconds later -- they are done. It doesn't mean they blame the person's work, they might be very aware that Barker Street messed up, but, in the film industry, time is money. It's like a slush pile. You have to grab them and hold them. Barker Street did a huge disservice to these creative people. Huge.
Just put yourself in their shoes. If you worked for months on something and someone else just ruined it, how would that make you feel? Wonder if your kid worked really hard on something that they were super proud of, and some fucknuts botched it? That still cool? Feel like giggling? Like laughing? LIke saying, oh darny, sorry we messed up?
They have excuses. And people are giving them excuses. "Gosh, we wouldn't have gotten to see them at all, so we should be grateful for what we do see." That's like saying, okay, you just knit that beautiful sweater that took you months and I'm gonna cut a whole in it. You can still wear it, right? Nope. It all unravels. Just like these films. They unraveled them. If you aren't going to treat people and their creations with respect, don't do it at all. I hope Stephen never lets them do it again.
I bet you couldn't guess, but I'm riled up. .
Oh, and I will tune in tomorrow to see if they learned anything. One. Damn. Thing. Because, I am supporting the creators. Not the Keystone cops bumbling around being dismissive and unprofessional. I keep going back to that word, that that just sums them up. If I was in the business, I might not work with them because obviously they don't really care about the quality of what they put out. In this case. It's boggling to think these are the same people who made The Doctor's Case. It's not adding up.
Some? Some? How about you fix them all. And something glaringly missing — a heartfelt apology to the people who contributed in any way to the films. Classy.