Snakes on The Net Fail to Put Butts in the Seats
Lev13than writes "An article in The Globe & Mail discusses the disappointing performance of Snakes on a Plane. Despite extensive Internet hype and unprecedented audience involvement in the movie's development, it barely slithered into first place with a meager $13.8M weekend box office. 'The Internet stuff was just fun that people were having with it, but I don't think that necessarily meant that those people wanted to see the movie... those who had made that decision based their decision more on the traditional marketing than on all this Internet buzz.' Was all of the hype about blogger power just that — hype?"
Half of the Slashdot crowd will just download the flick and wonder why the producers are so disappointed in the film's performance at the box office.
Then they will post about the virtues of free software... knowing full well that they really mean beer.
I am very small, utmostly microscopic.
What, they thought we were serious? *blink*
-Eric
SJW: Someone who has run out of real oppression, and has to fake it.
Horses and dogs would trust humans a LOT less
Bill Gates would be serving his fourth year in prison.
The legal sysetm tried hard but garbage trucks full of money trump the internet
John Kerry would be president.
Many geeks hate all politicians equally.
Richard Stallman would be on television.
Give it time. It will happen.
Churches would fold up because of lack of interest.
My Level 41 Paladin disagrees with you.
Anime would be everywhere.
Give it time. There's a heck of a lot more of it then there was.
Star Trek would have its own cable channel. Or two.
And leave out SG-1 and Farscape? It's more likely we'll get a Sci-Fi channel. OH WAIT WE HAVE THAT!
The long winter evenings must just fly by.