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RE: I don't mean to be a snob, but does anyone here think TV mini-series are up to

Posted by eppis1 on August 22, 2012 at 06:43:11:
Several poster are mentioning titles of great series that aren't mini's, so that begs asking, are you asking just about "mini-series?" Since the minis are more comparable to features in quality, it's worth splitting hairs. My personal feeling about the creative and technical differences between the two competing media; Features play in a bigger room, and ask for cash at the door. The best of both are splendid. The differences are in the audiences.