Well, if you've read the preliminary reviews, they've ranged from terrible to amazingly terrible. I personally have no problem with changes, or different interpretations - - we know that this movie can not be the book. The thing is, the purist fan base is the one who writes reviews like "why did you take out all the great verbal comedy and include so much stupid physical comedy"?
I'm curious how the investor feels about the issue, that's why I'm asking:-)
Was investing in a franchise with such a purist fan base ever a concern for you, and what audience do you see this film appealing to most in light of such concerns?
The microwires become diminutive substitutes for the CD-ROM, given that information can be stored magnetically on them, as with CDs.
Right. Magnetic CDs, AKA floppy discs.
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Not 55 MPH, according to the page http://www.airscooter.com/pages/airscooter_main.ht m
That equates to about 63 MPH.
Well, if you've read the preliminary reviews, they've ranged from terrible to amazingly terrible. I personally have no problem with changes, or different interpretations - - we know that this movie can not be the book. The thing is, the purist fan base is the one who writes reviews like "why did you take out all the great verbal comedy and include so much stupid physical comedy"? I'm curious how the investor feels about the issue, that's why I'm asking :-)
Was investing in a franchise with such a purist fan base ever a concern for you, and what audience do you see this film appealing to most in light of such concerns?
This isn't an industry first, unless perhaps it's real-time.
The microwires become diminutive substitutes for the CD-ROM, given that information can be stored magnetically on them, as with CDs. Right. Magnetic CDs, AKA floppy discs.
What about the V-Chip? Hasn't this successfully been done to a certain degree already?