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| quote: | Originally posted by Alex
It's the pre-edit version, so you'll be seeing all the strings and shit that they used to do all the stunts. |
See, I think that that would be sort of neat to see. Hell, I have absolutely no interest in seeing the film, but have been thinking of downloading it just for that. A point of interest, though...
| quote: | From CNN
Steve Zeitchik, who covers the film industry for The Hollywood Reporter, said the studio's biggest concern may be that having people view a rough cut "completely throws the studios off their game" of building a positive buzz for the movie.
"If people see this movie, and they don't like it, and they tell their friends, and their friends blog about it, and it just spreads throughout the blogosphere, there are a lot of people that don't even get near a pirated copy of this film, who don't go see [the movie in theaters] because of this leak," Zeitchik said. |
Really? In all honesty, you wouldn't have to worry about that if you were making a good movie. If the studio is genuinely concerned about something like that, then perhaps they should go back and check the quality of their movie. If they know it's good, then there should be no problem. Morons.
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