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RE: Do Studio Execs not look at a person's credentials?.......I mean LOOK @ the guy's resume.....

Posted by Analog Scott on January 16, 2008 at 09:57:21:
They are looking for what they think will bring in the most money. I'd say they have done well lately in that regard. Not that I am defending the suits. I think most of them are no more reliable than the service guy in India that you get on the phone when the cable goes down. But even when they are doing their job well they are promoting crap films. This trilogy actually looked like a good willed attempt at good family movie making. The books had a very good reputation.